2026 Box Office Top 10: Spider-Man Crosses $2.5 Billion as The Odyssey Cuts the Worldwide Lead to $738 Million

As of the 10:30 a.m. ET cutoff on Monday, Oct. 5, 2026, Spider-Man: Brand New Day leads the 2026 worldwide box office at $2,505,477,000, with The Odyssey second at $1,767,802,000. Spider-Man passed $2.5 billion worldwide over the weekend, and the gap beneath it kept closing: The Odyssey added $16,554,000 over the past week against Spider-Man's $9,794,000, the third consecutive snapshot in which the runner-up out-earned the leader, and the worldwide lead fell from $744,435,000 to $737,675,000. The same ten films hold the same ten positions they held on Sept. 28, the third snapshot in a row with an unchanged order. 12

The all-time chart above them moved for a reason outside this year's releases. The Avengers: Endgame: Encore re-release has carried the 2019 film back to No. 1 worldwide at $2,925,466,085, ahead of Avatar's $2,923,710,708. Spider-Man sits third at $2,505,476,970, and The Odyssey is 11th at $1,767,801,510. 23

The worldwide rank orders 2026 releases by cumulative worldwide gross. The domestic column gives each film's U.S. and Canada total in the 2026 annual race, and the domestic rank gives its place on that annual chart, which counts the whole year rather than the latest weekend. The Numbers supplies the worldwide totals, the domestic totals, the U.S. release dates and the distributors; Box Office Mojo supplies the domestic rank for Pegasus 3, whose $1,374,946 North American gross sits below the top 100 The Numbers displays. 1456

Box Office Mojo's annual chart has caught up with The Numbers on Spider-Man this week, carrying $954,476,970 against The Numbers' $954,477,000, but it still trails on Resident Evil, at $112,394,895 against $124,895,000. The Numbers also carries Michael's international total about $7 million below Box Office Mojo ($649,123,207 against $656,400,000), though the two ledgers agree exactly on its domestic $372,303,388. The table keeps each column on one ledger. Its two tightest gaps sit at No. 4–5, where Michael leads The Super Mario Galaxy Movie by $8,292,922, and at No. 9–10, where Minions & Monsters leads Obsession by $6,684,306. 345

The worldwide order is identical to the Sept. 28 snapshot, position for position, and the domestic annual order held as well. The movement sits in the totals underneath, read on the same The Numbers ledger at both ends. The Odyssey added $16,554,000 across the week and Spider-Man: Brand New Day $9,794,000; no other film added more than $3 million. Toy Story 5 added $2,901,776, Obsession $2,096,000, Minions & Monsters $1,165,357, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie $89,152, The Devil Wears Prada 2 $19,799 and Project Hail Mary $1,795. Michael and Pegasus 3 added nothing worldwide. 1

Spider-Man's worldwide lead over The Odyssey was $744,435,000 on Sept. 28 and $737,675,000 on Oct. 5, so The Odyssey's larger week trimmed $6,760,000 from the margin. The margin has now narrowed at three consecutive snapshots. 1

In the U.S. and Canada, two of the ten added gross: The Odyssey $3,942,000 and Spider-Man $3,794,000. The other eight domestic totals match the Sept. 28 snapshot. The one annual rank that moved belongs to Pegasus 3, which fell from No. 170 to No. 175 on Box Office Mojo's chart as later releases passed its $1,374,946 U.S. total. 45

Five 2026 releases sit above $1 billion worldwide, the same five as on Sept. 28:

Michael and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie are the two members closest to the line, at $21,426,595 and $13,133,673 above it. The Devil Wears Prada 2 is the nearest film outside the club at $693,206,142, or $306,793,858 short of $1 billion, and Project Hail Mary follows at $684,480,723, or $315,519,277 short. 14

Two of the ten are still adding meaningful domestic gross. Spider-Man: Brand New Day took $2,450,000 in the Oct. 2–4 weekend from 1,724 theaters, down 40% from the weekend before, for a domestic total of $954,477,000 after 66 days in release. The Odyssey took $1,300,000 from 662 theaters, down 66%, for a domestic total of $620,464,000 after 80 days. The week's other additions were small and mostly earned outside the U.S. and Canada: Toy Story 5's $2,901,776 worldwide came almost entirely from international play. 47

The Odyssey's $1,147,338,000 outside the U.S. and Canada now stands $12,690,007 above Star Wars: Episode VII — The Force Awakens's $1,134,647,993. 3

The other eight have largely finished. Minions & Monsters left theaters Sept. 11 with $183,171,260 in the U.S. and Canada, Obsession closed Aug. 14 with $263,451,715, and The Devil Wears Prada 2 and Project Hail Mary closed in July and June. 5

The top 10 sits far beyond this month's new releases. Verity, the weekend's No. 1, opened to $32,618,776 in the U.S. and Canada; the lowest place at this table, Obsession's $518,827,715, stands $486,208,939 above that opening. Resident Evil, the year's biggest September release, has reached $124,895,000 and 15th on the 2026 domestic chart. The domestic market is closing on $8 billion for the year: Deadline puts the Jan. 1–Oct. 4 total at $7.95 billion, 19% ahead of the same point in 2025, and expects it to pass $8 billion around Oct. 9. 2478