The weekend box office was led once again by Project Hail Mary, which held onto the top spot with an impressive $54.5 million from 4,077 locations. The Amazon MGM Studios release continues its strong run, pushing its domestic total to $164.3 million, even with a 32% drop week-over-week.
Disney’s Hoppers followed in second place with $12.2 million, bringing its cumulative total to $138.5 million as it continues to show steady performance in theaters. While it experienced a 31% decline, the film remains a solid holdover in a competitive marketplace.
Warner Bros.’ They Will Kill You debuted in third place with $5 million from 2,778 locations, marking a modest opening as the new release looks to build momentum in the coming weeks. Meanwhile, Dhurandhar The Revenge took fourth place with $4.8 million from just 987 locations, boasting a strong per-theater average of $4,892 despite a steep 52% drop.
Rounding out the Top 5, Universal’s Reminders of Him added $4.7 million to its total, now reaching $41 million domestically. The film saw a 41% decline but continues to maintain a presence among the weekend’s top performers.
Overall, the box office remains driven by strong holdovers, with Project Hail Mary clearly leading the pack as the biggest draw heading into the next weekend.
These box office results reflect how films have performed across recent weeks, highlighting new debuts, holdovers, and shifting audience interest at the theaters. For more weekend breakdowns and ongoing performance updates, visit our full Box Office coverage at https://seat42f.com/tag/box-office/
Every major studio, mini-major and prominent independent film distributor in the industry uses comScore’s real-time and geographic-specific box office information that provides users with instant analysis of nearly the entire domestic box office landscape.
Primarily collected through an electronic connection with thousands of theater box offices, comScore’s box office intelligence is accessible via online reports from anywhere around the world, allowing users to literally watch the virtual minute-by-minute sale of tickets.
Source : © comScore 2026 – Content in comScore Theatrical box office updates is produced and/or compiled by comScore and its Box Office Essentials® theatrical box office data collection and analytical service, and is covered by provisions of the Copyright Act.
Editor-in-Chief | Seat42F, a leading source of entertainment news, information, television and movie resources.
