Bob Odenkirk's modestly budgeted sequel Nobody 2 is having to settle for a third-place finish in its domestic box office debut as Zach Cregger's horror pic Weapons continues to fire on all cylinders in its second weekend.

Bob Odenkirk's action sequel Nobody 2 almost overtook Guy Ritchie's biggest box office bomb in just one weekend.

Summer is heading into its August sleep with the overall weekend for all titles falling under $100M for the second time this season with an estimated $94M. The last time this happened was during the second weekend of summer,

“Nobody 2” will likely be no match for “Weapons,” a twisty horror film from Warner Bros. and New Line that opened to a smashing $43.5 million last weekend. It’s continued to be a box office winner throughout the week and should top charts with $20 million to $22 million in its sophomore outing.

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Written, directed, and co-produced by Zach Cregger, Weapons looks set to retain its No. 1 spot at the box office this weekend as well. It is estimated to mint anywhere between $20 million- $22 million during its sophomore outing. The film has raked in $71 million globally and has a production budget of $38 million.

Nobody 2 may be struggling at the box office, but fans and audiences seem to love Bob Odenkirk's action sequel on Rotten Tomatoes and CinemaScore.

Nobody 2 is all set to release this week, bringing back the iconic assassin played by Bob Odenkirk. The sequel to the pandemic-era hit, Nobody, will premiere in theatres on August 15, 2025. The original film was an unexpected hit,