🎬 Disney and Pixar’s Hoppers dominate the global box office

Over the past weekend, the film grossed $59.5 million worldwide, bringing its running total to $164.7 million. In just 10 days of release, Hoppers has become the year’s highest‑grossing animated film, surpassing Sony’s GOAT: Dream Big.

Global success of Hoppers

The film has been the top non‑local release in nearly every market across Europe, Asia and Latin America. In Japan, it notched the second‑best post‑pandemic opening for an original animated feature.

Second‑weekend declines were mild at -37% domestically and -17% overseas, outperforming Zootopia and Ralph Breaks the Internet.

Top markets: UK ($10.1 million), Mexico ($7.6 million) and Germany ($7.3 million). Next week, Hoppers will expand to China and the Middle East.

Other notable box office developments

Reminders of Him: Colleen Hoover’s novel adaptation opened with $28.2 million. Germany led overseas markets at $2.5 million, double the performance of Where the Crawdads Sing.

Scream 7: The slasher has officially become the franchise’s highest‑grossing entry worldwide at $176.9 million, surpassing the 1996 original.​

Hamnet: On the night of its Oscar triumph, Chloe Zhao’s film crossed $100 million. This marks the fifth‑best result ever for a film directed by a woman.​

Torrente: President: The comedy topped Spain’s box office with a strong $8 million debut, the best opening for a local film since 2011.