"The Last Rodeo" Breaks the $15-Million Threshold at the Box Office

The faith-based picture manages the feat as it winds down its theatrical release.

Mykelti Williamson (left) and lead actor Neal McDonough appear together in a scene from "The Last Rodeo." Image: Angel Studios.

Despite playing in just over 200 theaters, The Last Rodeo landed in 16th place overall in North American ticket revenue this weekend. It delivered $129,000, according to The Numbers website, pushing its total box office haul above $15 million through 38 days in release.

The film, which stars Neal McDonough as a retired rodeo cowboy who gets back in the game in order to win enough money to take care of his ailing grandson, is not likely to be in theaters much longer since it is now also available for home entertainment via the streaming platform of distributor Angel Studios.