Warner Bros’ Neweset Sequel Tops the Weekend Box Office Despite Grim Predictions

Moviegoers showed up for a wide variety of films at movie theaters across the country this past weekend. Several brand new releases made their debut on the big screen while established blockbusters continued their theatrical runs.

Audiences had plenty of diverse genres to choose from including horror sequels, family animations, and massive comic book adaptations. The total ticket sales reflect an eventful weekend of moviegoing with millions of dollars generated across thousands of screening locations.

‘Fall 2: Deadpoint’ (2026)

Lionsgate brought ‘Fall 2: Deadpoint’ into its second weekend in theaters across the country. The survival thriller generated 600,000 dollars over the three day span, which represents a decline of 74.1 percent compared to its opening frame. Theater owners reduced its screen count by 680 locations, leaving it playing in 1,024 venues with a per screen average of 585 dollars. The cumulative domestic box office total for the film now stands at 4,618,039 dollars.

‘The End of Oak Street’ (2026)

Warner Bros. saw ‘The End of Oak Street’ pull in 1,125,000 dollars during its fifth weekend of release. This theatrical run experienced a decrease of 63.9 percent in ticket sales compared to the previous week. The movie was featured across 1,253 theaters after losing 949 screens, which produced an average of 897 dollars per venue. With these latest earnings included, the project has accumulated a domestic total of 53,433,662 dollars.

‘PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie’ (2026)

Paramount Pictures collected 1,150,000 dollars for ‘PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie’ during its fifth weekend in circulation. That sum reflects a 65.2 percent drop in weekend earnings compared to the prior week. The animated feature played in 1,606 locations following a reduction of 1,007 theaters, delivering a per theater average of 716 dollars. The overall domestic box office total for the production reached 51,399,871 dollars.

‘Cars’ (2006)

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures presented the theatrical rerelease of ‘Cars’ for its second weekend in theaters. The animated film gathered 1,200,000 dollars, which marks an 81 percent drop from its previous weekend tally. It remained on 2,500 screens after dropping 400 venues, generating an average of 480 dollars per theater. The cumulative total for this theatrical run now stands at 10,412,961 dollars.

‘Don’t Look Back in Anger’ (2026)

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures launched ‘Don’t Look Back in Anger’ in theaters for its very first weekend. The release brought in 1,425,000 dollars across its opening three days. It played in a total of 1,225 theaters nationwide, which translated to an average of 1,163 dollars per location. The opening weekend gross puts the total earnings for the production at 1,425,000 dollars.

‘By Any Means’ (2026)

Paramount Pictures distributed ‘By Any Means’ across nationwide theaters for its second week of release. The film collected 2,500,000 dollars over the weekend, showing a 66.8 percent decline compared to the previous week. It maintained its theater presence in 2,903 locations, which yielded a per venue average of 861 dollars. This performance pushed the cumulative domestic total of the film to 13,487,764 dollars.

‘The Uprising’ (2026)

Focus Features released ‘The Uprising’ to moviegoers for its opening frame in theaters. The project earned 3,250,000 dollars during its first weekend of general distribution. Screenings were held across 2,068 theaters, resulting in an average return of 1,571 dollars per screen. The total box office earnings for the production match its debut weekend figure of 3,250,000 dollars.

‘Hope’ (2026)

Neon unveiled ‘Hope’ to theater audiences for its first official weekend of theatrical play. The drama secured 3,315,000 dollars over the weekend period. It screened in 1,560 theaters across the nation, yielding a strong per location average of 2,125 dollars. When combined with previous early screenings, the total domestic gross reached 5,010,000 dollars.

‘Insidious: Out of the Further’ (2026)

Sony Pictures Releasing continued the theatrical run of ‘Insidious: Out of the Further’ during its fourth weekend. The horror movie earned 3,350,000 dollars, which represents a 48.6 percent drop from its prior weekend total. It played in 2,353 theaters after losing 544 locations, achieving an average of 1,423 dollars per screen. The overall domestic box office gross for the title now stands at 60,529,771 dollars.

‘Buddy’ (2026)

Roadside Attractions kept ‘Buddy’ in theaters for its third weekend of broad availability. The movie generated 3,524,387 dollars, holding well with a modest 39.3 percent decrease from the previous week. It was shown in 1,720 theaters following a slight reduction of 51 locations, averaging 2,049 dollars per venue. The domestic total for the film has now accumulated to 21,291,635 dollars.

‘Coyote vs. Acme’ (2026)

Ketchup Entertainment presented ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ for its third weekend in movie theaters. The family comedy gathered 4,104,040 dollars, reflecting a 65.7 percent drop from its previous weekend performance. It appeared on 3,355 screens after shedding 372 theaters, producing an average gross of 1,223 dollars per venue. The cumulative domestic box office tally for the film has reached 45,628,958 dollars.

‘Runner’ (2026)

‘Runner’ made its official theatrical debut with strong attendance from moviegoers. The feature pulled in 6,432,956 dollars during its initial weekend on the big screen. It opened in 2,568 theaters nationwide, securing a solid per screen average of 2,505 dollars. The opening weekend collection brings the total domestic gross for the release to 6,432,956 dollars.

‘The Odyssey’ (2026)

Universal Pictures supported ‘The Odyssey’ through its ninth weekend of theatrical exhibition. The historical epic took in 7,400,000 dollars, registering a 43.5 percent decrease compared to the previous week. It was shown across 1,983 theaters after dropping 329 locations, leading to a strong average of 3,731 dollars per venue. The sweeping production has now reached a massive domestic total of 600,507,275 dollars.

‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ (2026)

Sony Pictures Releasing continued the blockbuster run of ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ during its seventh weekend in theaters. The superhero adventure brought in 8,400,000 dollars, dropping 53.8 percent from the prior weekend. It screened in 3,303 theaters after losing 217 screens, which yielded an average of 2,543 dollars per location. The domestic earnings for the movie have now reached an enormous cumulative total of 935,170,888 dollars.

‘Practical Magic 2’ (2026)

Warner Bros. launched ‘Practical Magic 2’ nationwide for its opening theatrical weekend. The fantasy sequel brought in 30,000,000 dollars during its first three days in circulation. It arrived in 4,146 theaters across the country, achieving an impressive average of 7,235 dollars per screen. The total box office gross for the production stands at 30,000,000 dollars following its strong start.

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