Box Office & Streaming — March 22, 2026
Disney/Pixar's **Hoppers** held the #1 spot at the domestic box office for a second consecutive weekend, earning $28.5M domestically and $59.5M globally to bring its worldwide total to $164.7M. The overall weekend saw strong new entries including *Reminders of Him* and franchise hopeful *Scream 7*, while on the streaming side, **One Piece Season 2** sailed to the top of Netflix's global chart.
Weekend Box Office Top 5
| Rank | Title | Weekend Gross | Total Gross | Week # |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hoppers (Disney/Pixar) | $28.5M | $86.8M domestic / $164.7M WW | 2 |
| 2 | Reminders of Him | $19M | ~$28M+ WW | 1 |
| 3 | Scream 7 | — (Best franchise opening) | — | 1 |
| 4 | Undertone (A24) | $2.95M | $14.7M | 2 |
| 5 | Pout-Pout Fish (Viva) | $1.4M | $1.4M | 1 |
Note: Full ranked domestic figures for Scream 7 were still in early estimates at time of publication. Verify final numbers at the-numbers.com.
Box Office Analysis
1. Hoppers holds strong with modest second-weekend drop. Disney/Pixar's original animated film grossed $28.5M domestically in its sophomore frame — a healthy hold that signals strong audience word-of-mouth. Its $164.7M worldwide total after two weekends places it among the top three films globally for 2026 and makes it the highest-grossing animated release worldwide of 2026 so far, according to Deadline. The film's international performance ($77M+ from 45 territories) is particularly impressive.
2. Reminders of Him opens solidly, Colleen Hoover franchise grows. The third Colleen Hoover novel-to-film adaptation opened to $19M domestically and $28M+ worldwide in its debut weekend. The result demonstrates consistent audience appetite for the Hoover adaptation pipeline, though it trails the debut of predecessor titles. Neither Reminders of Him nor the new A24 horror film Undertone could unseat Hoppers from the top spot.
3. Scream 7 achieves franchise-best opening. Per Deadline's global report, Scream 7 posted what is described as the "best in franchise" opening — a notable achievement for the long-running Paramount horror series heading into the competitive spring corridor. Exact domestic figures were still emerging at press time.
4. Undertone (A24) drops sharply in Week 2. The indie horror film from A24 fell 67% in its second weekend to $2.95M, landing a $14.7M domestic total through two weekends. The steep drop suggests the film drew its core audience quickly without expanding significantly to mainstream viewers.
5. Project Hail Mary poised for massive opening next weekend. Looking ahead, Amazon MGM's Project Hail Mary — directed by Phil Lord and Chris Miller and starring Ryan Gosling — is tracking toward an $80M+ U.S. opening, according to the Hollywood Reporter. That would represent a major win for Amazon MGM's theatrical ambitions.
Streaming Charts This Week
Movies
- War Machine (Netflix) — According to What's on Netflix's weekly report (covering March 9–15), War Machine became the biggest Netflix movie of 2026 so far, topping the global films chart with the highest viewership numbers of any Netflix film this year to date.
- Nobody 2 (Netflix) — Bob Odenkirk's 2025 action thriller sequel has cracked Netflix's Top 10 this week despite a rough theatrical run, demonstrating how streaming can rehabilitate box office underperformers with a built-in fan base.
- All the Empty Rooms — Featured prominently this week among Netflix's recommended films alongside the newly added Anatomy of a Fall (the 2023 Palme d'Or winner now available for streaming).
Series
- One Piece Season 2 (Netflix) — The big-budget live-action adaptation sailed to the #1 spot on Netflix's global streaming chart this week, per MovieWeb. The series' second season marks a continuation of Netflix's major investment in the beloved manga/anime franchise.
- Virgin River Season 7 (Netflix) — Per What's on Netflix's Top 10 report, Virgin River Season 7 is "holding strong" in the global charts even as some viewership fatigue sets in, remaining one of the platform's most consistent performers week over week.
- Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (Netflix) — New this week on Netflix (March 20 launch), the latest entry in the Peaky Blinders universe is among the most anticipated new arrivals highlighted by Netflix Tudum.
What to Watch Next Week
In Theaters — Friday, March 27:
- 🎬 Project Hail Mary (Amazon MGM) — Sci-fi adventure directed by Phil Lord & Chris Miller, starring Ryan Gosling as an astronaut who wakes up alone in deep space. Tracking to a massive $77M–$80M+ opening weekend. Genre: Sci-fi/Adventure.
Streaming Premieres:
- 📺 Detective Hole (Netflix) — Listed among Netflix's new arrivals for the week of March 20 on Netflix Tudum.
- 📺 Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen (Netflix) — New series debuting this week per Netflix Tudum, described among the platform's notable new releases.
- 📺 The Bad Guys 2 (Netflix) — The animated sequel arrives on Netflix this week per Netflix Tudum, offering family-friendly viewing ahead of the spring break window.
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