Passenger collected $0.8M on Monday (Day 10), taking its US domestic total to $15.4M.
The horror thriller is holding reasonably well as it enters the second week.
Day 10 Snapshot (Monday)
Day 10 Add$0.8M
US Domestic Total$15.4M
Worldwide Gross$25.1M
Budget$15.0M
Budget Ratio1.03x
Performance Analysis
Passenger added $0.8M on Day 10. With a $15 million budget, the film stands at 1.03x ratio, hovering just above the break-even line. André Øvredal’s direction and Jacob Scipio’s lead performance have created a tense, atmospheric horror experience that has found a dedicated audience.
The film’s clever marketing and strong early word-of-mouth helped it open decently, and it continues to retain viewers who enjoy elevated horror. Overseas has contributed $9.7M so far. The Monday number of $0.8M shows the movie is still generating respectable business in its second week.
In summary, Passenger is maintaining a steady second week hold.
Reality check: At 1.03x budget ratio after 10 days with a steady hold, Passenger is performing modestly but remains viable.