The weekend box office saw a strong debut from Hoppers, which hopped straight to the top spot with an impressive $46 million opening weekend for Walt Disney Pictures. The animated adventure opened in 4,000 theaters, earning a healthy $11,500 per-theater average and immediately becoming the weekend’s biggest release.
Meanwhile, horror sequel Scream 7 continued its theatrical run for Paramount Pictures, landing in second place with $17.3 million in its latest weekend. Although the film dropped 73% from the previous frame, its domestic total has climbed to $93.3 million, keeping it among the strongest genre performers of the year.
Debuting in third place was The Bride! from Warner Bros. Pictures, which opened with $7.26 million across 3,304 locations. The film averaged $2,197 per theater in its first weekend.
Sony’s sports drama GOAT placed fourth with $6.6 million, bringing its domestic total to $83.8 million despite a 45% weekend drop. Rounding out the top five was Wuthering Heights, which earned $3.75 million and has now reached $78.7 million domestically.
Overall, the weekend showcased a mix of strong new openings and solid holdovers, with family audiences turning out for Hoppers while horror fans continued to support Scream 7.
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/
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