Get Out Global Box Office Total and Studio Earnings
Get Out earned an estimated 255 million dollars in the United States and Canada, with a worldwide total near 440 million dollars against a production budget of 4.5 million dollars, making it one of the highest-grossing horror films relative to cost. Universal Pictures distributed the film and retained the majority of theatrical revenue after exhibitor splits, with the studio benefiting from a low marketing spend and strong per-screen averages during the run Forbes.
Blumhouse Productions produced Get Out and reported that the project generated hundreds of millions in profit after accounting for global theatrical rentals, home entertainment, and television licensing windows. The film's profitability is frequently cited in industry analyses as a benchmark for low-budget high-concept horror releases Forbes.
Opening Weekend and Domestic Market Performance
Get Out opened in the United States and Canada with an estimated 33.4 million dollars across 2,907 theaters, ranking first at the box office for the weekend and setting a record for the highest-grossing opening weekend for a film directed by a Black filmmaker at the time Box Office Mojo.
The film held the number one position in its second weekend with a drop of roughly 56 percent, then remained in the top five for multiple weeks, driven by strong word-of-mouth and a broad audience appeal that extended beyond the traditional horror demographic Box Office Mojo.
Get Out Rankings and Legacy Among Horror Films
Get Out is ranked among the top-grossing horror films in the United States and Canada, surpassing many high-budget entries in the genre and appearing on lists of the most profitable films of the modern era Box Office Mojo.
Industry analysts and outlets such as Forbes and Box Office Mojo continue to reference Get Out when discussing the financial impact of low-budget genre films, social thriller concepts, and the commercial viability of diverse storytelling in mainstream cinema Forbes.