Weekend Box Office (Mar 27–29, 2026)

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

1. Project Hail Mary — $54,537,596
2. Hoppers — $12,200,000
3. They Will Kill You — $5,000,000
4. Dhurandhar The Revenge — $4,745,000
5. Reminders of Him — $4,700,000
6. Ready or Not 2: Here I Come — $4,000,000
7. Scream 7 — $2,600,000
8. GOAT — $2,200,000
9. Undertone — $1,651,762
10. Forbidden Fruits — $914,550

Domestic weekend totals

• Top 10 total: about $92.5M
• Project Hail Mary is now up to $164.3M domestic after two weekends

International / global context

• Project Hail Mary: about $300.8M worldwide after two weekends
• Hoppers: about $297.6M worldwide to date
• Dhurandhar The Revenge: about $147.4M worldwide after its second weekend

More context on the movies

• Project Hail Mary: the story of the weekend again. It fell just 32%, held premium screens, and is now the biggest hit of 2026 so far.
• Hoppers: another strong family hold. It stayed comfortably in second and keeps looking like one of the year’s biggest original-animation wins.
• They Will Kill You: the new horror entry opened to $5M, which is soft for a wide genre release and adds to the feeling that horror may be hitting a saturation point right now.
• Dhurandhar The Revenge: a solid second weekend domestically, but the bigger story is overseas, where it continues to perform like a major global breakout.
• Reminders of Him: still hanging around the top five, showing decent staying power with its core audience even after the opening-weekend rush.
• Ready or Not 2: Here I Come: a clear second-week drop, but still holding in the upper half of the top 10 and playing more like a modest hit than a breakout.
• Scream 7: now above $118M domestic, which keeps it firmly in successful-franchise territory even as the weekly grosses keep cooling.
• GOAT: one of the steadiest performers on the chart all year and now above $100M domestic.
• Undertone: down sharply from last weekend’s breakout, but still a clear win given its small-budget horror profile.
• Forbidden Fruits: the horror-comedy debut cracked the top 10, though at a pretty low level.

Project Hail Mary led the weekend with $54.5 million, followed by Hoppers at $12.2 million, while They Will Kill You opened at $5 million. Those domestic weekend figures come from Box Office Mojo’s weekend chart.

AP reported that Project Hail Mary is at $300.8 million worldwide after two weekends, Hoppers has reached $297.6 million globally, and Dhurandhar The Revenge has climbed to $147.4 million worldwide. AP also noted concern that horror releases may be crowding each other out, which helps explain the soft openings for They Will Kill You and Forbidden Fruits.