Overview
- Practical Magic 2 opened to about $30 million this weekend, topping the domestic box office and ending Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s six-week run at No. 1.
- Spider-Man took roughly $2 million on Friday and is estimated to finish the weekend near $8.4–8.5 million, which would lift its domestic total to about $935 million and put it within striking distance of the U.S. record if those projections hold.
- Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey continues to post large totals, reaching roughly $601 million domestically and $1.68 billion worldwide, which trackers say makes it Universal’s highest-grossing release to date.
- Other new and holdover releases showed mixed results: Runner opened near $6 million in second place, Coyote vs. Acme earned about $6.3 million for the weekend and sits near $47.8 million total, and The Uprising debuted weakly with an estimated $3.1 million.
- All weekend numbers are industry tracker estimates published by trade outlets and remain subject to final studio tallies and accounting changes, and a final domestic crown for Spider-Man could be confirmed within days if the estimates are realized.