Godzilla Minus Zero opened at No. 1 at the November 6–8, 2026 weekend box office with an estimated $31.61 million in the U.S. and Canada. The Cat in the Hat debuted in second with $20.5 million, giving Takashi Yamazaki’s sequel an $11.11 million lead despite playing in 749 fewer theaters.
Drummer Boy took third with $9.31 million, while last weekend’s winner, You Can See Everything, slipped to fourth. Six new entries made the Top 10, which grossed a combined $103.74 million, more than double the $47.18 million in last weekend’s report.
Weekend Box Office Top 10: November 6–8, 2026
| Rank | Movie | Weekend Gross | Change | Theaters | Domestic Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Godzilla Minus Zero | $31,610,000 | New | 3,254 | $31,610,000 |
| 2 | The Cat in the Hat | $20,500,000 | New | 4,003 | $20,500,000 |
| 3 | Drummer Boy | $9,312,551 | New | 2,850 | $9,312,551 |
| 4 | You Can See Everything | $8,862,847 | −22.6% | 2,473 | $79,797,396 |
| 5 | Ramayana: Rise of A Legend | $8,650,000 | New | 1,433 | $8,650,000 |
| 6 | Clayface | $6,675,000 | −39.3% | 2,946 | $56,607,567 |
| 7 | Wildwood | $6,581,802 | −27.0% | 2,794 | $39,400,000 |
| 8 | Wild Horse Nine | $6,000,000 | New | 1,100 | $6,000,000 |
| 9 | Wicker | $3,350,000 | −23.2% | 2,081 | $19,885,478 |
| 10 | Jimmy | $2,200,000 | New | 1,499 | $2,200,000 |
Source: Box Office Mojo’s domestic weekend chart, as reported Sunday, November 8. Figures include estimates and may change. “New” denotes a new weekend chart entry. Domestic totals cover the U.S. and Canada.
Godzilla Minus Zero Nearly Triples Its Predecessor’s Opening
GKIDS’ Godzilla Minus Zero averaged $9,714 across 3,254 theaters, the strongest per-theater average in the Top 10. Its $31.61 million launch was about 2.8 times the $11.42 million domestic opening of Godzilla Minus One in 2023. Read our Godzilla Minus Zero review for more on how Yamazaki balances the bigger monster battles with the returning Shikishima family.
The Cat in the Hat and Drummer Boy Round Out the Top Three
Warner Bros.’ The Cat in the Hat had the widest release of the weekend at 4,003 theaters and averaged $5,121 per location. For more on Bill Hader’s take on the Dr. Seuss character, see our The Cat in the Hat review. Angel’s Drummer Boy followed with $9.31 million from 2,850 theaters.
Ramayana: Rise of A Legend rounded out the Top 5 at $8.65 million. It finished just $212,847 behind You Can See Everything while playing in 1,040 fewer theaters, averaging $6,036 per location.
You Can See Everything Holds Best Among Returning Top 10 Films
Down 22.6% to $8.86 million, You Can See Everything had the smallest decline among returning films in the Top 10. The A24 release is now just shy of $80 million domestically. Clayface took sixth with $6.68 million, narrowly ahead of Wildwood at $6.58 million. The DC film has now grossed $56.61 million domestically; see our Clayface review.
Wild Horse Nine Debuts in Eighth
Searchlight’s Wild Horse Nine earned $6 million from 1,100 theaters, good for eighth place. Its $5,454 per-theater average edged out The Cat in the Hat despite a much smaller release. Read our Wild Horse Nine review for more on John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell’s pairing in Martin McDonagh’s dark comedy. Wicker ($3.35 million) and newcomer Jimmy ($2.2 million) completed the Top 10.
Club Kid and I Play Rocky Stand Out in Limited Release
Outside the Top 10, Club Kid earned $390,583 from six theaters, averaging $65,097. I Play Rocky took in $344,984 from seven theaters, for a $49,283 average. Both averaged more per theater than any film in the Top 10.
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