For the third consecutive week, Spider-Man: Brand New Day held the top spot of the box-office weekend top ten by a significant margin. This weekend, that amount turned out to be $46.8 million.

Focus Features saw its Six: The Musical Live! debut in sixth place where it took in $3.0 million for the studio. Meanwhile, The Brink of War debuted in seventh place with $2.7 million earned for Angel. Falling three spots, Toy Story 5 landed in eighth place where it added $2.3 million over the weekend to lift its nine-week tally to $475.5 million for Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. Following a third-place finish a week ago, Universal Pictures’ One Night Only plummeted to eighth place this weekend where it added $2.0 million to bring its two-week total to $9.9 million. Finally, Shloka Entertainments saw its Vishwanath and Sons debut in tenth place where it brought in $1.6 million for the studio.
Six films were forced from this weekend’s top ten as the fourth- and sixth- through tenth-place films all failed to make the cut this week. After two weeks in release, Searchlight Pictures’ Super Troopers 3 brought in a total of $6.7 million before dropping out of the top ten. Meanwhile, following a sixth-place finish a week ago, Minions & Monsters fell out of the top ten with a seven-week total of $180.1 million taken in for Universal Pictures. After six weeks in release, Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures’ Moana leaves the top ten with a $124.5 million total to show for its troubles. Following its $2.0 million debut in eighth place a week ago, Iconic Events Releasing’s Ice Cream Man dropped off of this week’s radar entirely. After eight weeks in release, The Invite has managed to bring in $25.1 million for A24, but it couldn’t hold onto its ninth-place finish from last weekend. Finally, after claiming tenth place a week ago, Oscilloscope’s CatVideoFest 2026 left the top ten with an overall total of just under $800,000.
Weekend Box Office
(August 14th – August 16th)
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- Spider-Man: Brand New Day…$70.0 Million
- The Odyssey…$23.2 Million
- The End of Oak Street…$21.0 Million
- PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie…$20.5 Million
- Katseye: Wild Hearts…$4.0 Million
- Six: The Musical Live!…$3.0 Million
- The Brink of War…$2.7 Million
- Toy Story 5…$2.3 Million
- One Night Only…$2.0 Million
- Vishwanath and Sons…$1.6 Million