Ebenezer opened at No. 1 at the November 13–15, 2026 weekend box office with an estimated $19 million in the U.S. and Canada. The Cat in the Hat stayed in second with $11.4 million, while last weekend’s winner, Godzilla Minus Zero, fell to third with $8.31 million.
The Top 10 earned a combined $72.75 million, down 30.4% from the $104.46 million in last weekend’s finalized chart. Paramount’s Christmas release took the lead by $7.6 million, but the two other newcomers in the Top 10 finished only $25,000 apart.
Weekend Box Office Top 10: November 13–15, 2026
| Rank | Movie | Weekend Gross | Change | Theaters | Domestic Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ebenezer | $19,000,000 | New | 3,535 | $19,000,000 |
| 2 | The Cat in the Hat | $11,400,000 | −43.0% | 4,003 | $38,165,355 |
| 3 | Godzilla Minus Zero | $8,310,000 | −72.9% | 3,246 | $48,883,262 |
| 4 | Ramayana: Rise of a Legend | $5,500,000 | −38.5% | 1,110 | $24,131,192 |
| 5 | You Can See Everything | $5,470,790 | −35.2% | 1,845 | $89,009,558 |
| 6 | Ghost Soldier | $5,200,000 | New | 2,558 | $8,308,612 |
| 7 | How to Rob a Bank | $5,175,000 | New | 2,810 | $5,175,000 |
| 8 | Wild Horse Nine | $4,600,000 | −22.1% | 2,175 | $13,324,332 |
| 9 | Wildwood | $4,372,404 | −39.7% | 2,163 | $48,310,469 |
| 10 | Clayface | $3,725,000 | −44.6% | 2,284 | $63,634,121 |
Source figures are Sunday estimates from Box Office Mojo. The comparison uses the finalized November 6–8 chart.
Ebenezer Leads With $19 Million
Ti West’s take on A Christmas Carol, starring Johnny Depp as Scrooge, averaged $5,374 across 3,535 theaters, the highest per-theater average in the Top 10. Its second weekend will show whether the film can hold onto audiences ahead of Thanksgiving.
The Cat in the Hat Moves Ahead of Godzilla Minus Zero
The Cat in the Hat fell 43% in its second weekend and reached $38.17 million domestically. Godzilla Minus Zero dropped 72.9% after its $30.64 million opening. The GKIDS sequel is still ahead in cumulative domestic gross at $48.88 million, even though The Cat in the Hat earned $3.09 million more this weekend.
Ramayana: Rise of a Legend held fourth at $5.50 million, just $29,210 ahead of You Can See Everything. The A24 release fell 35.2% in its fifth weekend and is now at $89.01 million domestically. Both films lost theaters, with Ramayana making nearly $5,000 per location across 1,110 theaters.
Ghost Soldier and How to Rob a Bank Open Close Together
Ghost Soldier took sixth with $5.2 million for Friday through Sunday and $8.31 million since its Wednesday opening. Amazon MGM’s How to Rob a Bank opened in seventh with $5.175 million from 2,810 theaters. That $25,000 gap is small enough for the rankings to change when actuals come in. Read our How to Rob a Bank review for more on David Leitch’s heist film.
Wild Horse Nine had the smallest decline among returning Top 10 titles, down 22.1% to $4.6 million as it expanded from 1,100 to 2,175 theaters. Wildwood ($4.37 million) and Clayface ($3.73 million) rounded out the Top 10.
Club Kid and Paper Tiger Stand Out in Limited Release
A24’s Club Kid earned $756,060 from 27 theaters, up 87.4% as it added 21 locations. Neon’s Paper Tiger opened with $215,009 from six theaters, averaging $35,834 per location. Both posted higher averages than the weekend’s wide-release leader.
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