Sunday, August 9, 2026

USA box office for the 32nd weekend 2017-2026

 
USA box office on the 32nd weekend of 2026 is up 54% compared to last year when Weapons was the top-grossing movie for the second weekend in a row.  Spider-Man: Brand New Day  was the #1 movie for the second weekend in a row.
 
Variety, 8/9/2027

Meanwhile, Rebecca Rubin reports on the iimp new releases:
Universal’s raucous romantic comedy “One Night Only” debuted below expectations with $5.7 million from 3,012 theaters, enough for third place on box office charts. Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro star in the R-rated movie, which revolves around two strangers who keep running into each other around a dystopian New York City on the one night a year when premarital sex is legal. Opening weekend crowds were mostly female (70%), while more than half of ticket buyers were between the ages of 18 and 34. Director Will Gluck’s prior film, 2023’s “Anyone But You,” starring Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell, opened to $6 million. However, that movie, which opened around Christmastime, became a sleeper hit with $88 million domestically and $220 million globally by the end of its run. “One Night Only” scored a decent “B+” grade on CinemaScore exit polls, so Universal is hoping the $25 million-budgeted movie can enjoy a similarly long life on the big screen. 
“Super Troopers 3” launched at No. 4 with $4 million from 2,760 venues, by far the lowest start in the comedy trilogy. The original 2001 adventure, following the over-the-top antics of a ragtag group of New England highway patrol officers, opened to $6.2 million, not adjusted for inflation, while the 2018 sequel captured $15.1 million in its debut. Critics and audiences were mixed on the hijinks of Broken Lizard, the comedy troupe at the center of these movies, with “Super Trooper 3” landing a “B-” grade on CinemaScore and 48% on Rotten Tomatoes.

More box office posts:
2026
31st weekend.  (8/2)
30th weekend.  (7/26)
29th weekend.  (7/19)
28th weekend.  (7/12)
27th weekend.  (7/5)
26th weekend.  (6/28)
25th weekend.  (6/21)
24th weekend.  (6/14)
22nd weekend.  (6/7)
21st weekend.  (6/6)
20th weekend.  (5/17)
19th weekend.  (5/10)
18th weekend.  (5/3)
17th weekend.  (4/26)
16th weekend.  (4/19)
15th weekend.  (4/12)
14th weekend.  (4/5)
13th weekend.  (3/29)
12th weekend.  (3/22)
11th weekend.  (3/15)
10th weekend.  (3/8)
9th weekend.  (3/1)
8th weekend.  (2/22)
7th weekend.  (2/15)
6th weekend.  (2/8)
5th weekend.  (2/1)
4th weekend.  (1/25)
3rd weekend.  (1/18)
2nd weekend.  (1/11)
1st weekend.  (1/4)

2025
52nd weekend.  (12/28)
51st weekend.  (12/28)
50th weekend.  (12/14)
49th weekend.  (12/7)
48th weekend.  (11/30) 
47th weekend.  (11/23)
46th weekend.  (11/16)
45th weekend.  (11/9)
44th weekend.  (11/2)
43rd weekend.  (10/26)
42nd weekend.  (10/19)
41st weekend.  (10/12)
40th weekend.  (10/5)
39th weekend.  (9/28)
38th weekend.  (9/21)
37th weekend.  (9/14)
36th weekend.  (9/9)
35th weekend.  (9/9)
34th weekend.  (8/24)
33rd weekend.  (8/17)
32nd weekend.  (8/10)
31st weekend.  (8/3)
30th weekend.  (7/27)
29th weekend.  (7/20)
28th weekend.  (7/13)
27th weekend.  (7/6)
26th weekend.  (6/29)
25th weekend.  (6/22)
24th weekend.  (6/15)
23rd weekend.  (6/8)
22nd weekend.  (6/1)
20th weekend.  (5/18)
19th weekend.  (5/11)
18th weekend.  (5/4)
17th weekend.  (4/27)
16th weekend.  (4/20)
15th weekend.  (4/13)
14th weekend.  (4/6) 
13th weekend.  (3/30)
12th weekend.  (3/23)
11th weekend.  (3/16)
10th weekend.  (3/9)
9th weekend.  (3/2)
8th weekend.  (2/23)
7th weekend.  (2/16)
6th weekend.  (2/9)
5th weekend.  (2/2)
4th weekend.  (1/26)
3rd weekend.  (1/19)
2nd weekend.  (1/12)
1st weekend.  (1/5)

2024
Easter weekend.  (3/31)

2023

2022

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