Hoppers remains at No. 1 for a second week with a domestic gross of about $28.5 million, pushing its U.S. total to roughly $86.8 million and worldwide to about $164.7 million, ahead of Pixar's upcoming releases.

Scream 7 delivers a franchise-high global gross near $176 million, with Hamnet crossing the $100 million mark, signaling strong international performance for genre titles and a potential franchise boost.

Hoppers is drawing strong audience reception with a 94% Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes and an A CinemaScore, suggesting solid staying power despite not being a sequel.

Upcoming releases are set for France, Brazil, Spain, and Korea on forthcoming dates, indicating continued international rollout plans.

Industry outlets like Variety, Slash Film, Fiction Horizon, Comic Basics, and Soap Opera Network are cited, while IMDb content aggregates external reports without guaranteeing accuracy.

Colleen Hoover adaptations continue to perform well, even as other titles vary in momentum.

Next weekend’s slate includes Project Hail Mary with limited 70mm screenings this weekend; official grosses from those screenings were not reported.

The weekend shows modest positive momentum for mid-budget and original titles, benefiting from favorable reviews and established fan bases amid limited blockbuster competition.

Box office snapshots highlight Reminders of Him at around $18 million domestically and Bride’s box office collapse, reflecting shifting momentum.

Oscar weekend typically slows activity, but a trio of mid-range successes—Hoppers, Reminders of Him, and Undertone—helped lift attendance, with year-to-date ticket sales up about 15%.

The box-office landscape was sparse on new wide releases, allowing these moderate successes to buoy theater attendance ahead of the Academy Awards.

4K re-releases of Kiki’s Delivery Service and TMNT II: The Secret of the Ooze, plus Wuthering Heights, demonstrate nostalgia-driven, limited-format appeal with modest totals.