2026 Box Office Top 10: Spider-Man Takes the Lead as Four Films Clear $1 Billion

As of the August 6, 2026 snapshot, Spider-Man: Brand New Day leads the worldwide race at $1,155,469,617, with Toy Story 5 at $1,069,518,701. Four 2026 theatrical releases have crossed $1 billion worldwide. The latest domestic close available in the data pass is Tuesday, August 4. 12

The ranking below covers only films released theatrically in 2026. Worldwide order and worldwide grosses use The Numbers' cumulative chart for movies released in 2026. U.S. totals, U.S. release dates, and domestic distributors come from The Numbers' 2026 domestic chart; U.S. rank is cross-checked against Box Office Mojo's 2026 domestic total-gross chart.

The U.S. list is more concentrated than the worldwide list: Toy Story 5 is No. 1 domestically, while Spider-Man: Brand New Day is No. 1 worldwide. Pegasus 3 is the outlier, with only $1.37 million in the U.S. against a worldwide total above $640 million. Box Office Mojo's title page puts Pegasus 3 at $656.5 million worldwide, while The Numbers' cumulative chart lists $641.1 million; the difference does not change its No. 8 position. 4

There is no previous issue yet, so a week-over-week change for the worldwide top 10 would be made up rather than measured. This list is the baseline for the next Monday update.

The latest domestic weekend chart still shows the handoff at the top: Spider-Man: Brand New Day opened at No. 1, The Odyssey fell from No. 1 to No. 2, Toy Story 5 rose from No. 4 to No. 3, and Minions & Monsters slipped from No. 3 to No. 4. Those are domestic weekend movements, not changes to the worldwide table above. 5

Four already-released 2026 theatrical films have crossed $1 billion worldwide:

Variety reported on August 4 that Spider-Man: Brand New Day became the fourth 2026 release to join the club. Its $1 billion arrival came six days after release, according to the trade report; Deadline then described it as the year's worldwide No. 1 after its $42 million Tuesday and $449 million domestic running total. 67

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is the obvious live race. Its Tuesday domestic gross was $42,013,437, and its five-day domestic total reached $449,169,617; the film was still only five days into its run when that daily chart closed. The $1.155 billion worldwide total therefore comes from a release with very little theatrical tail behind it. 78

The Odyssey has more room to run than its No. 5 worldwide position might suggest. It was only 19 days into release on August 4, with $414,095,155 domestically, and its opening weekend had reached $124.5 million. The latest weekend chart shows a $51.0 million second weekend, down 43%, still enough to hold second place behind the new Spider-Man release. 589

Minions & Monsters is the quieter climber. It sits at No. 10 worldwide but No. 11 domestically, and its August 4 domestic gross rose 44% day over day to $1.67 million. That is not a forecast of its final total; it is simply the latest sign that the film was still collecting meaningful daily gross after 35 days in release. 8

The next issue can replace the baseline with actual worldwide rank movement. Until then, the main split is clear: four billion-dollar films at the top, a $930.9 million Odyssey still within striking distance, and a worldwide list that rewards international reach as sharply as domestic scale.