David Box Office Collection Update: Angel Studios’ animated release David continues its steady and impressive run at the box office. The 2025 film has emerged as a surprise performer, driven largely by strong domestic numbers, and is now just a few million dollars away from surpassing The King of Kings to become the studio’s second-highest-grossing film worldwide.
Strong Hold in Fifth Weekend
In its fifth three-day weekend at the North American box office, David collected $1.5 million. Despite losing 953 theaters, the film registered a 49.7% decline, a respectable drop for an animated title this late in its theatrical run. Although it slipped to #15 on the domestic charts, its overall performance remains solid.
After five weekends, David has accumulated an impressive $78.3 million domestically, officially making it Angel Studios’ highest-grossing animated film in North America.
David Box Office Collection
The film has seen only a limited international rollout so far but has still managed to add $1.9 million from overseas markets. Combined with its domestic earnings, David’s worldwide box office total now stands at approximately $80.2 million, placing it among the top 60 highest-grossing films of 2025 globally.
| Region | Collection |
|---|---|
| North America | $78.3M |
| International | $1.9M |
| Worldwide Total | $80.2M |
Closing In on a Studio Record
Produced by Angel Studios, The King of Kings currently holds the studio’s second position worldwide with $82.6 million. With David less than $3 million behind, it is expected to surpass that figure soon.
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At the top of Angel Studios’ global box office rankings remains Sound of Freedom, which earned $250.5 million worldwide.
Released on December 19, David is now on track to secure a major place in Angel Studios’ box office history.
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