Published: November 21, 2025 09:49 am IST
Christie, starring Sidney Sweeney, has become one of the worst performing Hollywood films at the box office in recent times.
actor Sidney Sweeney’s poor box office performance continues with his latest release Christie. A biopic of boxer Christy Martin, the film received weak reviews and terrible returns at the box office in its opening week. If there was any chance of improvement, it’s gone in its second weekend. Christie saw its worst decline ever for a film in its second week, and was completely wiped out overseas.
christie box office collection
according to box office mojoChristie’s grossed $1.3 million domestically in its opening weekend, one of the worst grosses for a wide release in Hollywood history. If that wasn’t bad enough, the film saw a 92% drop in collections in the second weekend, earning only $108K in its second weekend. This is the worst opening weekend collection of any film in Hollywood history, surpassing any other wide release. As of November 20, Christie’s total domestic box office collection is a disappointing $1.9 million.
Sidney Sweeney’s film failed overseas
The film performed even worse in international markets outside North America. Christie grossed only $14,000 overseas in its opening weekend and was then pulled from theaters worldwide after the Monday. In its second weekend, it has added $0 to its overseas total. The film’s worldwide gross was less than $2 million. With daily earnings now falling below $20,000, the film is almost certain to end its lifetime with a worldwide total of less than $2 million, a disastrous figure for a film made for over $15 million.
about christy
Directed by David Michôd, Christy tells the story of former professional boxer Christy Martin, who became America’s best boxer in the 90s, before her husband-turned-coach tried to murder her. To play the role of a boxer in the film, Sidney Sweeney gained over 40 pounds and also underwent extensive boxing training. The film stars Ben Foster, Merritt Wever, Katie O’Brien, Ethan Embree and Chad L. Coleman is also there.
