2026 Box Office Top 10: Spider-Man Passes $2 Billion as the Worldwide Order Holds

As of the 10:30 a.m. ET cutoff on Monday, Aug. 17, 2026, the worldwide order is unchanged from last week, but the leaders have added a lot of weight. Spider-Man: Brand New Day is now at $2,021,832,000 worldwide, and The Odyssey has reached $1,290,924,000. The cumulative figures below include grosses reported through the weekend ending Sunday, Aug. 16. 1 Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter independently put Spider-Man at about $2.022 billion after 17 days. 23

The worldwide rank is based on cumulative worldwide gross for theatrical films released in 2026. The domestic rank is the annual North American rank among 2026 releases, not the rank of the latest weekend. Release dates and distributors come from the matching domestic chart. 14

The Numbers is the primary comparable ledger for the table. Box Office Mojo's current annual page shows lower domestic totals for active films, including $764,121,670 for Spider-Man: Brand New Day and $429,672,890 for The Odyssey, while Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter report about $785.8 million and $504.6 million, matching The Numbers. The figures are kept in separate ledgers rather than mixed. Pegasus 3 uses Box Office Mojo for its annual domestic rank because it sits below the domestic top 100 displayed by The Numbers. 2345

No film changed its worldwide position from the Aug. 10 scoreboard. The gap at the top did change: Spider-Man: Brand New Day rose from $1,665,089,000 to $2,021,832,000, a gain of $356,743,000, while The Odyssey moved from $1,104,805,000 to $1,290,924,000, a gain of $186,119,000. The eight other films stayed in the same worldwide places, with Michael and Pegasus 3 flat in the current The Numbers ledger. 1

The domestic annual chart did have movement. The Odyssey moved from No. 3 to No. 2, passing Toy Story 5, which moved from No. 2 to No. 3. Minions & Monsters moved from No. 11 to No. 10, while Backrooms now occupies No. 9 outside this worldwide top 10. 4

Five 2026 theatrical releases now stand above $1 billion worldwide:

The club has the same five members as last week. Spider-Man is the new milestone story: Deadline reported that it reached $2 billion globally in 17 days, becoming the second-fastest film to reach that mark. 2

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is still adding at blockbuster scale. Its third domestic weekend brought $70,000,000, and the global weekend reached $188,700,000, including $118,700,000 overseas. The film had been in release for 17 days at the weekend close. 27

The Odyssey is also still moving quickly in its fifth frame. It took $121,400,000 worldwide for the weekend, split between $23,200,000 domestically and $98,200,000 overseas. Its China opening added $36,600,000, giving the film another large market still contributing to the global total. 237

Toy Story 5 is deeper into its run, but it still added $2,300,000 domestically in its ninth weekend. Minions & Monsters added $1,500,000 domestically in its seventh weekend. Those totals are smaller than the leaders' frames, yet both films remain inside the billion-dollar worldwide group or close to it, with Toy Story 5 at $1,114,768,651 worldwide and Minions & Monsters at $492,589,000. 17

The race has split into two speeds. Spider-Man: Brand New Day leads The Odyssey by $730,908,000, while Toy Story 5, Michael, and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie remain packed between $1.012 billion and $1.115 billion. The next weekly question is whether the two leaders can keep expanding that gap before the older billion-dollar films finish their runs. 1