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Domestic box office · 2011

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This Weekend at the box office

Domestic Friday–Sunday weekend chart · July 24-26, 2026.

#TitleWeekend gross%± LWTheatersTotal grossWk
1The OdysseyUniversal Pictures$87.0M-29.6%3,942$286.4M2
2MoanaWalt Disney Studios Motion Pictures$10.5M-41.5%4,015$102.5M3
3Toy Story 5Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures$10.0M-27.3%3,375$448.6M6
4Hadestown: The MusicalBleecker Street Media$9.7M1,949$9.7M1
5Minions & MonstersUniversal Pictures$9.6M-29.4%3,386$155.4M4
6The InviteA24$2.6M-25.4%2,032$19.8M5
7Evil Dead BurnWarner Bros.$2.6M-44.9%2,385$29.2M3
8Young WashingtonAngel$2.0M-44.3%2,029$45.0M4
9Motor CityIFC Films$1.6M1,600$1.6M1
10ObsessionFocus Features$1.5M-37.4%1,203$261.4M11
11Jana NayaganPrime Media Pictures$1.4M415$1.4M1
12Disclosure DayUniversal Pictures$650K-51.7%922$116.0M7
13SupergirlWarner Bros.$630K-57.3%902$71.5M5
14Her Private HellNeon$530K675$530K1
15BackroomsA24$326K-52.6%552$196.8M9
16Pinocchio: UnstrungViva Pictures$296K505$296K1
17Scary MovieParamount Pictures$126K-49.1%141$108.2M8
18Jackass: Best and LastParamount Pictures$87K-62.3%144$18.2M5
19Star Wars: The Mandalorian and GroguWalt Disney Studios Motion Pictures$73K-36.7%60$177.7M10
20Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the WorldKino Lorber$54K+8.7%39$280K4
21Reading Lolita in TehranGreenwich Entertainment$48K+863.1%113$73K3
22Sheep in the BoxNeon$33K3$33K1
23American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis ValdezInsignia Films$32K+330%13$41K2
24Jack Johnson: SURFILMUSIC ProductionsEvan Saxon$28K1$28K8
25Gail Daughtry and the CelebritySony Pictures Classics Sex Pass$15K-86.6%25$1.4M3
26The Death of Robin HoodA24$14K-14.5%16$5.3M6
27The Hole 2026 Re-releaseBig World Pictures$11K+258%3$30K3
28The Piano 2026 4K Re-releaseSony Pictures Classics$9K2$9K1
29A Sad and Beautiful WorldMPI Media Group$9K1$9K1
30The FloatersBrainstorm Media$7K-25.3%9$37K3
31The Kidnapping of ArabellaOscilloscope$5K-49.5%3$17K2

Friday–Sunday weekend grosses (the 3-day chart). Domestic, per Box Office Mojo. Figures are as reported (not inflation-adjusted).

WorldwideDomesticInternational

Showing each gross as originally reported.

#TitleDomestic
1Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2$381.0M
2Transformers: Dark of the Moon$352.4M
3The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1$281.3M
4The Hangover Part II$254.5M
5Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides$241.1M
6Fast Five$209.8M
7Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol$209.4M
8Cars 2$191.5M
9Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows$186.8M
10Thor$181.0M
11Rise of the Planet of the Apes$176.8M
12Captain America: The First Avenger$176.7M
13The Help$169.7M
14Bridesmaids$169.3M
15Kung Fu Panda 2$165.2M
16Puss in Boots$149.3M
17X-Men: First Class$146.4M
18Rio$143.6M
19The Smurfs$142.6M
20Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked$133.1M
21Super 8$127.0M
22Rango$123.5M
23Hankyu Railways - A 15-minute Miracle$118.8M
24Horrible Bosses$117.5M
25Green Lantern$116.6M
26Hop$108.1M
27Paranormal Activity 3$104.0M
28Just Go with It$103.0M
29The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo$102.5M
30Bad Teacher$100.3M
31Cowboys & Aliens$100.2M
32Gnomeo & Juliet$100.0M
33The Green Hornet$98.8M
34The Lion King 2011 3D Release$94.2M
35Nothing to Declare$93.8M
36The Muppets$88.6M
37Real Steel$85.5M
38Crazy, Stupid, Love.$84.4M
39Battle Los Angeles$83.6M
40Immortals$83.5M
41The Descendants$82.6M
42Zookeeper$80.4M
43War Horse$79.9M
44Limitless$79.2M
45Tower Heist$78.0M
46The Adventures of Tintin$77.6M
47Contagion$75.7M
48We Bought a Zoo$75.6M
49Moneyball$75.6M
50Jack and Jill$74.2M
51Hugo$73.9M
52Justin Bieber: Never Say Never$73.0M
53Dolphin Tale$72.3M
54No Strings Attached$70.7M
55Mr. Popper's Penguins$68.2M
56Happy Feet Two$64.0M
57Unknown$63.7M
58Water for Elephants$58.7M
59The Lincoln Lawyer$58.0M
60Midnight in Paris$56.8M
61Friends with Benefits$55.8M
62I Am Number Four$55.1M
63Source Code$54.7M
64New Year's Eve$54.5M
65Insidious$54.0M
66Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules$52.7M
67Footloose Original Release$51.8M
68The Dilemma$48.5M
69Arthur Christmas$46.5M
70Hall Pass$45.1M
71The Artist$44.7M
72Final Destination 5$42.6M
73The Ides of March$41.0M
74Hanna$40.3M
75Something Borrowed$39.0M
76Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World$38.5M
77Scream 4$38.2M
78Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son$37.9M
79Red Riding Hood$37.7M
80In Time$37.5M
81Paul$37.4M
82J. Edgar$37.3M
83The Change-Up$37.1M
84Colombiana$36.7M
85Sucker Punch$36.4M
86Larry Crowne$35.6M
87Drive$35.1M
88The Rite$33.0M
89The Iron Lady$30.0M
90Priest$29.1M
91The Mechanic$29.1M
92Abduction$28.1M
93Season of the Witch$24.8M
94Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy$24.1M
95The Darkest Hour$21.4M
96Conan the Barbarian$21.3M
97The Three Musketeers$20.4M
98The Intouchables$10.2M
99Johnny English Reborn$8.3M
100The Inbetweeners$36K

“Adjusted for inflation” restates each gross in today’s dollars using US CPI-U annual averages. Domestic and international views are re-ranked from the year’s top releases; some early years report domestic-only figures.

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