2026 Box Office Top 10: Spider-Man Extends Its Lead as Minions & Monsters Moves to No. 9

As of the 10:30 a.m. ET cutoff on Monday, Aug. 24, 2026, Spider-Man: Brand New Day leads the worldwide race at $2,219,901,000. The Odyssey is second at $1,446,195,000, and the top five still include five films above $1 billion. The latest cumulative figures come from The Numbers' chart for theatrical movies released in 2026. 1

The worldwide order below uses cumulative worldwide gross for films released in 2026. The domestic rank is each film's position on the 2026 domestic chart, so it measures the annual U.S. and Canada race rather than the latest weekend. U.S. release dates and distributors come from The Numbers' domestic chart. 12

The Numbers is the primary comparable ledger for the worldwide and domestic totals. Box Office Mojo supplies Pegasus 3's domestic annual rank and release metadata because the film sits outside The Numbers' displayed domestic top 100. Box Office Mojo lists the film at $656,459,523 worldwide, while The Numbers lists $641,059,523; the table keeps the worldwide ranking ledger consistent instead of mixing the two totals. 134

The worldwide order changed once. Minions & Monsters moved from No. 10 to No. 9, passing Obsession, which moved from No. 9 to No. 10. The other eight films held their worldwide positions. 1

The cumulative totals still moved at the top. Spider-Man: Brand New Day rose from $2,021,832,000 to $2,219,901,000, adding $198,069,000. The Odyssey rose from $1,290,924,000 to $1,446,195,000, adding $155,271,000. Toy Story 5 added $13,229,191, and Minions & Monsters added $12,054,000. The previous snapshot and the current chart use the same The Numbers worldwide ledger. 1

The domestic annual order among the major films held at the top: Spider-Man stayed No. 1, The Odyssey No. 2, and Toy Story 5 No. 3. Pegasus 3 fell from No. 133 to No. 142 on Box Office Mojo's 2026 domestic chart as other films accumulated more U.S. gross; its domestic total remains $1,374,946. 234

Five 2026 theatrical releases remain above $1 billion worldwide:

The five-film club has the same membership as last week. The Devil Wears Prada 2 is the nearest film outside it at $692,330,569, leaving a $307,669,431 gap to $1 billion. Project Hail Mary is next at $684,041,145. 1

Spider-Man: Brand New Day remains the main source of weekly movement. It led the Aug. 21–23 domestic weekend with $39,000,000, down 45% from the previous weekend, and reached $854,901,000 domestically after 24 days. Deadline put its fourth global weekend at $109,000,000, including $70 million overseas, for a worldwide total of about $2.22 billion. 56

The Odyssey also posted a sizable sixth weekend: $19,500,000 domestically, down 17%, and $87,500,000 worldwide, including $68 million overseas. Deadline reported a $1.44 billion global cumulative total and a $907 million overseas haul. 56

Toy Story 5 added $1,040,000 domestically in the Aug. 21 weekend, bringing its domestic total to $477,897,842. The film remains No. 3 worldwide at $1,127,997,842. 15

Minions & Monsters moved into the worldwide No. 9 position after adding $700,000 domestically in the latest weekend. Deadline reported a $5,400,000 global weekend and a $504,600,000 worldwide running total, with $4.7 million from overseas markets. The Numbers' current cumulative ledger puts it at $504,643,000. 156

Obsession is still adding overseas revenue in its 14th global weekend. Deadline reported $2,600,000 for the frame, all from 80 overseas territories, and a worldwide total of about $501 million. The Numbers' current cumulative total is $501,596,715, just ahead of Minions & Monsters on the previous snapshot and just behind it now. 16