Anaconda(2025)

1h 24m

Release Date: Dec 25, 2025 | Wide

A re-interpretation of the iconic '90s creature feature, in which a group of circus athletes - having found themselves stranded in a rain forest - come face-to-face with the elements, a bloodthirsty poacher, and a formidable giant snake.

Releases

Original Release | Dec 25, 2025

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Box Office Results

Updated as of Jan 27, 2026 11:53 AM ET

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Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$14,502,218

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Director & Top Cast

Hesheng Xiang
Director

Qiuliang Xiang
Director

Terence Yin
Jeff

Nita Lei
Gong Lan Lan

Xingchen Wang
A Li

Gang Wang
Da Jiao

Zirun Wang

Jia Peng

Shaohang Xu

Jin Ba Liang

Tat-Wah Lok

Zhang Tian Shi

Hao Wu

A Wei

Paul Che

Sa Lai

Kong Jiu

Wang Song

Hongqian Wang

Li Zan

Pa Hua

Ruan Gong

Gui Lao

Chuan Fu

Wang Zhigang

Dirty Man

Yuefei Liang

Dirty Man

Lijia Fu

Old Man

Technical Specifications

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

Aspect Ratio: 2.39 : 1

Other Details

Country of Origin: China,United States

Language: Chinese,Mandarin,Cantonese

Summaries

Storyline

A group of circus athletes, on their way to what they think is a new performance location, become stranded in a lush rain forest after the boat they were on is destroyed by an anaconda. They cross paths with a dangerous poacher who is hunting the snake and realizes that he might now have enough bait to catch it. Luckily, being circus performers, they have more than a few survival tricks up their sleeves.

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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.