Weekend Box Office (Mar 6–8, 2026)

Box Office Recap

• This was a “new #1 + big holdover” weekend: Pixar’s Hoppers reset the box office conversation, while Scream 7 and GOAT stayed strong behind it.
• The Bride!’s weak debut was the big headline surprise, especially next to how well Hoppers traveled globally.
• Total weekend business cooled from the prior frame, but that’s typical after a bigger late-Feb release burst.

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

1. Hoppers — $46,000,000
2. Scream 7 — $17,300,000
3. The Bride! — $7,260,000
4. GOAT — $6,600,000
5. Wuthering Heights — $3,750,000
6. Crime 101 — $2,066,759
7. Send Help — $1,600,000
8. I Can Only Imagine 2 — $1,525,000
9. EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert — $1,523,800
10. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle — $1,300,000

Domestic weekend totals

• Top 10 total: $88,925,559
• Overall domestic weekend: $95,201,317

International — Snapshot of key territories (weekend charts in USD, top 3)

United Kingdom (Feb 27)

• Scream 7 — $5,300,000
• GOAT — $1,200,000
• Crime 101 — $560,000

Australia (Feb 27)

• Scream 7 — $2,503,396
• Wuthering Heights — $1,750,450
• Crime 101 — $532,197

Italy (Feb 27)

• Scream 7 — $1,533,549
• Wuthering Heights — $1,265,523
• Rental Family — $586,369

Mexico (Feb 27)

• Scream 7 — $2,711,853
• Wuthering Heights — $1,184,621
• La Cabra Que Cambió El Juego — $865,238

Netherlands (Feb 27)

• Scream 7 — $529,637
• Marty Supreme — $494,801
• Wuthering Heights — $422,263

Spain (Feb 27)

• Scream 7 — $1,400,000
• Avatar: Fire and Ash — $198,095
• Ruta de Escape — $170,000

Quick global context (international totals for the big openers)

• Hoppers: $46.0M domestic + $42.0M international = ~$88.0M worldwide opening weekend
• The Bride!: ~$7.3M domestic + ~$6.3M international = ~$13.6M worldwide opening weekend

More Box Office details...

• Hoppers: Pixar’s big original swing (family audience + strong word of mouth) powered a clean #1.
• Scream 7: Huge drop from its franchise-best opening, but a very strong second-week hold for horror.
• The Bride!: A big-budget genre gamble that opened soft despite wide release.
• GOAT: A steady family-friendly holdover that’s proving durable week-to-week.
• Wuthering Heights: The Valentine’s corridor breakout still hanging around the top 5.
• Crime 101: A solid adult thriller hold, continuing to chip away each weekend.
• Send Help: Now deep into its run, but still pulling enough to stay in the Top 10.
• I Can Only Imagine 2: Faith-based audience support keeps it afloat even with steep drops.
• EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert: Event-style programming with a reliable niche audience.
• Demon Slayer: A long-running anime title still posting meaningful weekend dollars via fan turnout.