Anaconda(2025)

PG-13
Rated PG-13 for violence/action, strong language, some drug use and suggestive references.
1h 39m

Release Date: Dec 25, 2025 | Wide

A group of friends are going through a mid-life crisis. They decide to remake a favorite movie from their youth but encounter unexpected events when they enter the jungle.

Releases

Original Release | Dec 25, 2025

Box Office Results

Updated as of May 10, 2026 11:31 AM ET

Results

Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$14,502,218
Total US & Canada:
$65,098,148
Total International
$70,287,520
Total Worldwide:
$135,385,668

Current Showtimes

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Sun Aug 23
Mon Aug 24
Tue Aug 25
Wed Aug 26
Thu Aug 27
Fri Aug 28
Sat Aug 29

Director & Top Cast

Tom Gormican
Director

Jack Black
Doug McCallister

Paul Rudd
Ronald Griffin Jr.

Steve Zahn
Kenny Trent

Thandiwe Newton
Claire Simons

Daniela Melchior
Ana Almeida

Selton Mello

Santiago Braga

Ice Cube

Ione Skye

Malie

Rui Ricardo Diaz

Joao

John Billingsley

Jerry

Sebastian Sero

Charlie

Diego Arnary

Paulo

Dan Silveira

Timo

Anna Francesca Armenia

Bride

Jarred Blakiston

Groom

John Voce

Groom's Dad

Lisa Kay

Groom's Mom

Technical Specifications

Sound Mix: Dolby Digital,12-Track Digital Sound,Dolby Atmos,DTS:X

Aspect Ratio: 2.39 : 1

Other Details

Country of Origin: United States

Language: English

Summaries

Storyline

Four childhood friends are going through a midlife crisis so they decide to remake their favorite horror movie from the 1990s in the Amazon. When a real giant anaconda shows up, they get more than what they bargain for and their comically chaotic movie making turns into a life-or-death situation. The movie that they're dying to remake? It might just kill them, literally.

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Fun Facts

The cast and crew shot inside Springbrook National Park at night, using only battery-powered LED rigs so wildlife (including actual pythons) stayed active. One 3 a.m. take was delayed 40 minutes while a wild carpet python slithered through frame—director Tom Gormican kept the shot and used it as the film’s opening POV glide.