Weekend Box Office (Mar 20–22, 2026)

Domestic (U.S./Canada) — Top 10 (3-day weekend gross)

1. Project Hail Mary — $80,583,746
2. Hoppers — $18,000,000
3. Dhurandhar The Revenge — $9,572,000
4. Ready or Not 2: Here I Come — $9,100,000
5. Reminders of Him — $8,000,000
6. Scream 7 — $4,300,000
7. GOAT — $3,500,283
8. Undertone — $3,015,003
9. The Pout-Pout Fish — $500,000
10. Wuthering Heights — $475,000

Domestic weekend totals

• Top 10 total: about $137.0M
• Overall domestic weekend: about $138.4M

International — Snapshot of key global context

• Project Hail Mary: $60.4M international / $140.9M worldwide opening
• Dhurandhar The Revenge: $56.7M worldwide opening
• Ready or Not 2: Here I Come: about $11.9M worldwide opening

More context on the movies

• Project Hail Mary: the story of the weekend by a mile. It opened to the biggest domestic debut of 2026, became Amazon MGM’s best opening ever, and played like a true four-quadrant event movie.
• Hoppers: a very good third-week hold for a family title, down 37.2%. It didn’t stay #1, but it still looks like one of the year’s strongest original animation wins.
• Dhurandhar The Revenge: a strong specialty breakout, launching big enough to take third domestically and post a major worldwide start.
• Ready or Not 2: Here I Come: a decent horror-sequel debut, but softer than the title probably wanted given the brand familiarity.
• Reminders of Him: a sharp second-week drop, but still holding in the top five and playing well enough with its core audience.
• Scream 7: down under 50% in week 4 and now above $114M domestic, which keeps it firmly in hit territory.
• GOAT: one of the steadiest holds in the top 10 again, down just 25.1% and closing in on $100M domestic.
• Undertone: the breakout horror hit from last weekend came back to earth with a 66.8% drop, but on its budget and start it’s still a clear win.
• The Pout-Pout Fish: a modest family counterprogramming launch that cracked the top 10, though at a very small level.
• Wuthering Heights: the Valentine corridor success story is finally winding down, but it’s still hanging around after six weekends.

Overall context

• This was a huge “one movie changes everything” weekend. Project Hail Mary didn’t just open big — it gave the domestic box office a major jolt and turned a normal March frame into one of the year’s strongest weekends.
• The rest of the chart was mostly about holds: Hoppers stayed strong, GOAT kept grinding, and Scream 7 continued its solid run.