As Expected, Marvel’s Latest Movie Tops the Weekend’s Box Office

Moviegoers turned out in massive numbers this weekend to support a wide variety of cinematic releases. High profile blockbusters and acclaimed independent films competed for theatrical audiences across North America. Several debuting pictures made a huge splash while returning favorites continued to build impressive cumulative earnings. Here is a detailed look at the performance of the top fifteen motion pictures at the domestic box office.

‘The Samurai and the Prisoner’ (2026)

The historical mystery drama ‘The Samurai and the Prisoner’ opened its domestic theatrical run in limited release across three theaters. The picture earned $64,200 during its initial three days in theaters. This debut brings its overall domestic gross to $64,200 in its very first week of release. The film achieved a solid per theater average during its exclusive opening weekend showing.

‘Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World’ (2026)

The biographical documentary ‘Mary Oliver Saved by the Beauty of the World’ continued its specialty theatrical run in forty five theaters. The film gathered $70,792 in ticket sales over the three day weekend frame. This performance represents a four percent increase compared to the previous week. After five weeks in theaters the documentary has accumulated a total domestic gross of $430,005.

‘Disclosure Day’ (2026)

The sci fi release ‘Disclosure Day’ added $180,000 to its theatrical box office earnings. The feature played in 217 venues nationwide during its eighth weekend of release. The theatrical run has accumulated a strong domestic cumulative gross of $116,568,260 so far. The picture dropped seventy three percent from its previous weekend earnings as its run winds down.

‘Backrooms’ (2026)

The horror thriller ‘Backrooms’ generated $331,678 across eighty five screening locations. The film experienced a five percent gain in earnings despite playing in fewer theaters. Across ten weeks in North American theaters the production has earned a cumulative $197,284,287. The title continues to display impressive endurance at the domestic box office.

‘Obsession’ (2026)

The psychological drama ‘Obsession’ pulled in $470,000 over the three day weekend frame. The film was screened across 430 venues during its twelfth week in North American theaters. It has now accumulated an extraordinary total domestic gross of $262,774,890. The picture dropped nearly seventy percent from the prior session as cinema operators reduced theater counts.

‘Young Washington’ (2026)

The historical drama ‘Young Washington’ brought in $477,727 from 623 locations. The feature faced a seventy five percent decrease compared to the prior frame. Through five weeks of theatrical release the picture has achieved a total domestic gross of $46,417,517. The project remains a notable entry in specialized theatrical programming for the summer season.

‘Evil Dead Burn’ (2026)

The horror installment ‘Evil Dead Burn’ recorded $527,000 in weekend ticket sales. Screening across 642 theaters the film saw its weekend gross decline by eighty one percent. The picture has now gathered a total domestic gross of $31,292,645 over four weeks in release. The franchise entry continues its theatrical journey while heading into its final nationwide weeks.

‘I Want Your Sex’ (2026)

The new release ‘I Want Your Sex’ debuted across 700 theaters nationwide. The film grossed $600,000 during its opening three day weekend frame. This initial haul establishes its total domestic box office gross at $600,000 after one week in release. The title delivered a per theater average of $857 in its theatrical launch.

‘The Invite’ (2026)

The thriller ‘The Invite’ accumulated $1,244,344 across 792 theatrical locations. The picture declined fifty three percent from the preceding weekend performance. In six weeks of domestic screening the movie has reached a cumulative total of $22,776,275. The release maintained a steady presence as an independent counterprogramming choice.

‘Hadestown: The Musical’ (2026)

The filmed stage adaptation ‘Hadestown The Musical’ collected $2,001,239 over the weekend frame. The theatrical production played in 1,567 cinemas during its second week in release. It experienced an eighty percent reduction from its initial launch session. The overall domestic total for the musical performance has now reached $18,202,949.

‘Moana’ (2026)

The family adventure ‘Moana’ brought in $5,300,000 across 3,010 theaters. Ticket sales fell fifty percent compared to the prior session. After four weeks in domestic theaters the feature has amassed $114,783,124 in overall gross. The film remains a steady choice for family audiences during the crowded summer season.

‘Minions & Monsters’ (2026)

The animated comedy ‘Minions & Monsters’ earned $5,800,000 over the three day weekend. The picture was showcased in 3,023 venues nationwide during its fifth week in release. Weekend revenue dropped forty percent from the previous frame. The cumulative domestic gross for the animated title has now expanded to $168,355,365.

‘Toy Story 5’ (2026)

The animated sequel ‘Toy Story 5’ added $6,300,000 to its remarkable box office run. Playing in 3,035 theaters the film saw earnings decline by thirty eight percent. Through seven weeks in domestic release the movie has gathered a massive cumulative total of $461,696,126. The animated blockbuster continues to hold strong as one of the highest grossing films of the year.

‘The Odyssey’ (2026)

The epic adventure ‘The Odyssey’ generated $51,000,000 during its third weekend in cinemas. Screening across 3,861 theaters nationwide the title saw a forty three percent drop from the previous frame. The picture has now achieved an incredible domestic total of $395,525,415 after three weeks in release. The historical spectacle maintains powerful momentum as a dominant force at the box office.

‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ (2026)

The superhero blockbuster ‘Spider Man Brand New Day’ dominated the domestic box office with a record breaking debut. The high profile action film grossed $355,000,000 during its opening three day weekend. Playing across 4,487 theaters nationwide it registered an impressive per theater average of $79,117. This opening performance immediately established its domestic cumulative earnings at $355,000,000 in its first week of release.

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