US Box Office Weekend Report 17th - 19th April 2026: Three weeks at the top for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie as The Mummy comes in at number 3
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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie keeps its hold on the North American box office and stays on top for a third weekend keeping
Lee Cronin's The Mummy to land as the top new movie at 3.
US weekend box office top 5 breakdown 17th - 19th April 2026
- The movie remains at Number 1 on this weekends US box office
- It has spent 3 weeks at the top of the US box office.
- It grosses $36,497,250 over the weekend, a 46% drop from last weekend
- It has a total gross of $356,744,310 after 3 weekends of release
- The movie is the top grossing film so far in 2026
- The movie is a sequel to The Super Mario Bros. Movie which took $436,030,550 at the box office after 3 weekends of release.
- The movie remains at Number 2 on this weekends US box office
- It grosses $20,513,617 over the weekend, a 15% drop from last weekend
- It has a total gross of $285,150,314 after 5 weekends of release
- The movie is the 2nd top grossing film so far in 2026
Highest New Movie This Weekend
- The movie is the Highest Debut on this weekends US box office chart.
- It grosses $13,517,172 over the weekend, a % drop from last weekend
- It has a total gross of $13,517,172 after 1 weekends of release
- The movie goes down the chart to Number 4 on this weekends US box office
- It grosses $4,842,020 over the weekend, a 44% drop from last weekend
- It has a total gross of $39,656,439 after 3 weekends of release
- The movie is the 14th top grossing film so far in 2026
- The movie goes down the chart to Number 5 on this weekends US box office
- It grosses $3,898,165 over the weekend, a 50% drop from last weekend
- It has a total gross of $14,468,865 after 2 weekends of release
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