One Battle After Another director Paul Thomas Anderson expressed disappointment at not getting a shot at Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible.

Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another maintains steady momentum at the global box office and is closing in on a classic Oscar-winning Denzel Washington crime drama.

Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another had a fantastic hold in the sophomore session, dropping only 22% at the international box office. The Warner Bros title added $21.7M in 77 overseas markets this weekend to lift the international running cume to $58.

Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another' landed at the top of the box office this weekend, marking another win for Warner Bros.

Despite a lackluster opening weekend, One Battle After Another could still break even thanks to repeat viewings, and an extended theatrical run.

One Battle After Another opened to $48.5M at the global box office, a record for Paul Thomas Anderson; Demon Slayer - Infinity Castle Topped $600M

Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film, One Battle After Another, easily takes the No. 1 spot at the weekend box office with an estimated $22.4 million plus opening in North America in over 3,600 locations. Internationally, it has earned $26.1 million for an expected global cume of $48.5 million.

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One Battle After Another from Paul Thomas Anderson and starring Leonardo DiCaprio is eyeing a $25 million box office opening in the U.S. and Canada.

While Paul Thomas Anderson's film is being heralded as a masterpiece by many, some conservatives accuse the film of potentially inspiring left-wing violence.

Leonardo DiCaprio’s film crossed the $100 million milestone during this weekend. It collected $21.7 million on its second weekend at the overseas box office. The film’s international cume now stands at $59.5 million, bringing the global total to $102.12 million. One Battle After Another was released on September 26.