28 Years Later: The Bone Temple arrived with muted box office energy, both in the US and across international markets. The horror sequel featuring Ralph Fiennes and Cillian Murphy entered cinemas with a modest $5.5 million domestic opening, a figure far below expectations for a long-running franchise. Since release day, the domestic daily collections have continued to slide, creating early concern around the film’s commercial strength.
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Box Office Performance So Far
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’s production costs stand at a hefty $63 million, placing added pressure on the film’s earnings curve. Worldwide collections currently sit at $30.2 million (as per Box Office Mojo), showing limited traction in key territories. The US market has delivered $15.7 million (till January 20, 2026), while overseas markets have contributed $14.5 million (as last reported).
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Box Office Summary
- Domestic – $15.7 million
- International – $14.5 million
- Total – $30.2 million
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Domestic rankings still place the post-apocalyptic sequel among the top 3 performing titles in the US at the moment. Even so, the overall trajectory remains weaker than 28 Years Later, which had posted stronger early numbers and a more stable hold during its initial run.
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