Marvel’s Returning Flick Topped This Weekend’s Box Office

The theatrical marketplace experienced an active weekend driven by fresh studio debuts, high-profile re-releases, and steady holdovers. Major distributors expanded their reach across thousands of screens nationwide while specialty titles found dedicated audiences in targeted runs.

Overall ticket sales reflected diverse moviegoer interest spanning comic book adaptations, action thrillers, animated features, horror sequels, and independent dramas. The following overview details the performance and box office figures for each title across domestic theaters.

‘Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!’ (2026)

Distributed by Sony Pictures Classics, ‘Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!’ debuted in theaters across the domestic market. The release brought in an opening weekend gross of $236,560 from 540 locations. It achieved a per-theater average of $438 during its initial three-day run. The cumulative domestic gross for the specialty title stands at $236,560 after its first week in cinemas.

‘The History of Concrete’ (2026)

In its second week in theaters, ‘The History of Concrete’ expanded its run into 50 venues after adding 49 screens. The film generated $350,000 over the weekend, reflecting a 285.1 percent surge compared to its previous frame. The documentary maintained a theater average of $7,000 per location. Its cumulative domestic box office total has now reached $511,221.

‘Buddy’ (2026)

Released through Roadside Attractions, ‘Buddy’ concluded its fifth week on the big screen. The title collected $716,684 across the weekend, marking a 63.3 percent decline following a loss of 834 theaters. Playing in 709 locations, it recorded a per-screen average of $1,010. The production has amassed a cumulative domestic gross of $26,379,188 over its five-week run.

‘Insidious: Out of the Further’ (2026)

Sony Pictures Releasing continued its theatrical run of ‘Insidious: Out of the Further’ in its sixth week of wide distribution. The horror installment grossed $730,000 over the weekend, experiencing a 60.6 percent dip after dropping 1,018 screens. It was shown in 722 locations, earning an average of $1,011 per venue. To date, the sequel has accumulated $65,168,163 in total domestic ticket sales.

‘Runner’ (2026)

In its third week of domestic release, ‘Runner’ brought in $814,381 across 1,303 screens. The earnings represent a 72.9 percent decrease from the previous week after losing 1,169 theaters. The release posted a per-screen average of $625 during the three-day period. The title’s overall domestic box office total currently stands at $13,845,563.

‘Coyote vs. Acme’ (2026)

Ketchup Entertainment handled the fifth weekend of theatrical distribution for the hybrid feature ‘Coyote vs. Acme’. The film earned $1,291,544 after shedding 1,130 screens, which marked a 70.7 percent drop from the prior frame. It averaged $677 across its remaining 1,905 domestic theater locations. Its cumulative box office earnings now stand at $57,769,585 after five weeks in theaters.

‘Daniel and the Fiery Furnace’ (2026)

In its second week of release, ‘Daniel and the Fiery Furnace’ was distributed by EKKL Entertainment across 1,301 theaters. The faith-based project accumulated $1,514,000 for the weekend, experiencing a 54.2 percent drop. The feature held a per-theater average of $1,163 across its footprint after shedding 224 screens. Its cumulative domestic gross has reached $6,203,086 after two weeks in cinemas.

‘The Odyssey’ (2026)

Universal Pictures kept ‘The Odyssey’ on 1,021 screens during its eleventh week of theatrical release. The epic adaptation earned $3,700,000 over the weekend, dropping only 25.3 percent after losing 525 locations. The film secured a per-screen average of $3,623 across its participating venues. Its total domestic box office earnings now stand at $616,521,645 after nearly three months in theaters.

‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ (2026)

Sony Pictures Releasing continued the ninth weekend of release for ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’. The superhero sequel brought in $4,100,000 from 2,409 theaters, representing a 36.1 percent decline after losing 608 screens. The comic book adaptation achieved an average of $1,701 per theater location. The blockbuster has now amassed a domestic cumulative total of $950,682,822 across its run.

‘Practical Magic 2’ (2026)

Warner Bros. distributed ‘Practical Magic 2’ across 3,178 domestic venues in its third week of release. The fantasy sequel grossed $5,675,000 over the three-day frame, marking a 53.3 percent reduction from the previous weekend. The feature shed 985 screens and achieved a per-theater average of $1,785. The title has gathered a cumulative domestic total of $59,837,693 since its theatrical premiere.

‘Forgotten Island’ (2026)

DreamWorks launched its animated feature ‘Forgotten Island’ in 3,548 locations across the domestic market. The family film collected an opening weekend gross of $12,800,000 during its first week of release. It secured a per-screen average of $3,607 across all participating theaters nationwide. The production’s cumulative total stands at $12,800,000 following its initial three-day debut.

‘Primetime’ (2026)

Distributed by A24, ‘Primetime’ commenced its domestic theatrical run across 2,874 theaters. The dramatic release accumulated $19,197,764 in ticket sales during its first weekend. The feature recorded a theater average of $6,679 across wide distribution. The opening frame established the film’s cumulative gross at $19,197,764 after one week in cinemas.

‘Heart of the Beast’ (2026)

Paramount Pictures released the action feature ‘Heart of the Beast’ into wide distribution across 3,435 venues. The project earned $20,000,000 during its opening weekend frame. The film posted a theatrical average of $5,822 per screen nationwide. Its first week of theatrical performance establishes its total domestic gross at $20,000,000.

‘Resident Evil’ (2026)

In its second week of distribution, Columbia Pictures screened ‘Resident Evil’ across 3,684 theaters. The adaptation earned $23,300,000 over the weekend, reflecting a 61.3 percent drop from its debut. It maintained a per-venue average of $6,324 across its wide screen count. The production crossed the century milestone with a total domestic gross of $103,476,247.

‘Avengers: Endgame Encore’ (2026)

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures released ‘Avengers Endgame: Encore’ into 3,060 theaters nationwide as a special event re-release. The superhero epic captured $26,000,000 in domestic earnings across its opening frame. The engagement generated a weekend-leading theater average of $8,496 per screen. The re-release brought in an immediate $26,000,000 during its initial week back in theaters.

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