The New ‘Spider-Man’ Movie Continues to Dominate the Box Office for Another Consecutive Weekend

The domestic box office delivered a dynamic mix of franchise blockbusters, expanding indie breakouts, and new wide releases over the latest theatrical weekend. Established tentpoles continued to build massive cumulative totals, while fresh genre titles and platform expansions made significant moves across nationwide theaters.

‘Moana’ (2026)

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures brought ‘Moana’ into its seventh weekend of release across 620 theaters. The feature generated an estimated $474,000 over the frame, representing a 62.2 percent drop from the previous week. Across its participating venues, the film pulled in a per-theater average of $764. This latest performance pushed the domestic cumulative earnings for ‘Moana’ to $125,700,179.

‘The Brink of War’ (2026)

Distributed by Angel, ‘The Brink of War’ concluded its second weekend on the big screen with an intake of $663,606. The release experienced a 75.3 percent decline compared to its debut frame while screening across 1,340 locations. The historical title managed a location average of $495 across domestic cinemas. With these receipts tallied, ‘The Brink of War’ reached an overall domestic gross of $4,523,278.

‘Minions & Monsters’ (2026)

Universal Pictures continued the theatrical run of ‘Minions & Monsters’, bringing in $700,000 during its eighth weekend. The animated project showed a 56.3 percent drop from the previous weekend while playing in 808 theaters. It secured a theater average of $866 as its wide availability began to wind down. The animated entry has now accumulated a total of $181,994,705 in domestic ticket sales.

‘Toy Story 5’ (2026)

Entering its tenth week in theatrical distribution, ‘Toy Story 5’ added $1,040,000 to its running haul. Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures presented the animated sequel across 1,040 venues, generating an even $1,000 per site. The latest weekend tally reflected a 57.2 percent reduction from its prior frame. To date, ‘Toy Story 5’ stands with a domestic total gross of $477,897,842.

‘The Magic Faraway Tree’ (2026)

Vertical Entertainment debuted ‘The Magic Faraway Tree’ in cinemas across the country this weekend. The fantasy adaptation opened to $1,365,791 across a theater count of 1,611 venues. It secured a per-theater average of $847 during its inaugural three-day run. This opening establishes an initial domestic box office gross of $1,365,791 for ‘The Magic Faraway Tree’.

‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ (2026)

Distributed by MUBI, ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ saw a substantial expansion in its third weekend. The horror release expanded into 1,036 theaters, pulling in $1,936,918 for an increase of 113 percent over the prior week. Across all screening venues, the film earned an average of $1,869 per location. This successful expansion raised the cumulative domestic earnings of ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ to $3,680,140.

‘Spa Weekend’ (2026)

Black Bear unveiled the comedy ‘Spa Weekend’ in wide release across 2,009 theaters. The production gathered $3,034,000 over its first three days at the box office. Venues screening the film delivered an average ticket gross of $1,510 per screen. That starting figure sets the initial domestic gross for ‘Spa Weekend’ at $3,034,000.

‘The Fast and the Furious’ (2001)

Universal Pictures International brought ‘The Fast and the Furious’ back to multiplexes for a special 2026 re-release. The action favorite earned $3,100,000 across its debut weekend back in theaters. Playing in 1,561 venues, the re-release generated an average gross of $1,985 per location. The theatrical event starts its updated domestic box office run with an opening total of $3,100,000.

‘Tony’ (2026)

A24 expanded the theatrical rollout for ‘Tony’ during its third frame in domestic cinemas. The film took in $5,011,611, representing a massive 576 percent surge over the preceding weekend. With an addition of 1,605 screens to reach 1,642 total locations, the release averaged $3,052 per theater. Following the aggressive platform expansion, the overall gross for ‘Tony’ climbed to $6,651,838.

‘Mutiny’ (2026)

Lionsgate released the action thriller ‘Mutiny’ across 2,703 domestic theaters for its box office launch. The newcomer captured $7,500,000 over its initial three-day frame. Individual theaters showing the picture averaged $2,774 in admissions throughout the weekend. With its premiere complete, ‘Mutiny’ registered an opening cumulative total of $7,500,000.

‘The End of Oak Street’ (2026)

Warner Bros. kept ‘The End of Oak Street’ on 3,478 screens for its sophomore weekend. The suspense feature grossed $9,000,000, recording a 57.2 percent decline compared to its opening week. The title maintained a steady screen average of $2,587 across all active locations. Through two weeks in wide release, the domestic total for ‘The End of Oak Street’ stands at $37,966,152.

‘PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie’ (2026)

Paramount Pictures presented the second frame of ‘PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie’ in 3,609 locations. The animated family film pulled in $9,100,000, marking a 55.1 percent drop from its debut frame. The production registered a box office average of $2,521 across domestic theaters. The second weekend boost lifted the total domestic gross for ‘PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie’ to $35,408,555.

‘The Odyssey’ (2026)

Universal Pictures saw continued box office resilience from ‘The Odyssey’ in its sixth weekend of release. The epic adventure earned $19,500,000 across 3,091 theaters, slipping only 17.4 percent from the prior frame. Participating locations recorded a strong per-screen average of $6,308. This sustained commercial run propelled the domestic cumulative total for ‘The Odyssey’ to $539,060,550.

‘Insidious: Out of the Further’ (2026)

Sony Pictures Releasing launched the horror sequel ‘Insidious: Out of the Further’ across 3,303 theaters. The franchise installment opened to a robust $25,300,000 over its initial three-day weekend. Across all showing locations, the release delivered a per-theater average of $7,659. The opening gross brings the initial domestic tally for ‘Insidious: Out of the Further’ to $25,300,000.

‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ (2026)

Sony Pictures Releasing showcased ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ during its fourth weekend on the big screen. The superhero blockbuster accumulated $39,000,000 from 4,006 theaters, dropping 44.8 percent from its prior week. Venues screening the film registered a per-theater average of $9,735. With this performance, the cumulative domestic haul for ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ reached $854,901,026.

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