Christopher Nolan and The Odyssey retained control of the top spot of the box-office weekend for a second consecutive week as the film finished $76.5 million ahead of its closest competition.
During its second weekend in release, The Odyssey made another $87.0 million for Universal Pictures, holding onto first place and bringing the film’s overall total to $286.4 million. Meanwhile, Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures saw its Moana remain in second place with $10.5 million, giving the film a three-week total of $102.5 million. Just behind that, Disney’s second film in the top ten, Toy Story 5 jumped up a spot to claim third place with $10.0 million in its sixth week of release. This brings the film’s overall total to $448.6 million for the studio. Fourth place saw the $9.7 million debut of Bleecker Street Media’s Hadestown: The Musical. After a third-place finish last weekend, Universal Pictures’ Minions & Monsters dropped two spots to land in fifth place where it added $9.6 million to lift the film’s four-week total to $155.4 million.
Holding its ground and remaining in sixth place with $2.63 million taken in over the weekend was A24’s The Invite as the film brought its five-week total to $19.8 million for the studio. Following a fifth-place finish a week ago, the Warner Bros. release of Evil Dead Burn fell to seventh place where it brought in $2.61 million for the studio, giving the film a three-week total of $29.2 million. Meanwhile, Angel’s Young Washington dropped a spot to land in eighth place where it brought in $2.1 million for the studio, lifting the film’s four-week total to $45.1 million. Ninth place was claimed by the debut of Motor City which took in $1.6 million for IFC Films in its first weekend of release. Finally, following an eighth-place finish a week ago, Obsession dropped to tenth place where it brought in $1.5 million for Focus Features, giving the film an eleven-week tally of $261. 4 million.
This weekend, the two films at the bottom of last week’s top ten both dropped from this weekend’s list. After five weeks in release, Supergirl brought in a disappointing $71.5 million for Warner Bros., leading to the film’s early appearance on screening services in the not too distant future. Meanwhile, Universal Pictures saw Disclosure Day bring in a total of $116.1 million over the last seven weeks before the film left the top ten.
Weekend Box Office
(July 24th – July 26th)
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- The Odyssey…$87.0 Million
- Moana…$10.5 Million
- Toy Story 5…$10.0 Million
- Hadestown: The Musical…$9.7 Million
- Minions & Monsters…$9.6 Million
- The Invite…$2.63 Million
- Evil Dead Burn…$2.61 Million
- Young Washington…$2.1 Million
- Motor City…$1.6 Million
- Obsession…$1.5 Million
