The holiday weekend is just another day on top of the box office for Spider-Man

Only one new release landed in the top ten grossers during Labor Day weekend.

By Drew Gillis  |  September 8, 2026 | 11:58am
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The holiday weekend is just another day on top of the box office for Spider-Man

It was a holiday weekend, but the box office looked about the same as it did any other weekend. Once again, Spider-Man: Brand New Day sat at the number one spot of the weekly grosses, a spot it has now held for six weeks. The superhero movie brought in another $18.2 million, inching its domestic total closer to $1 billion. Of course, it crossed that benchmark at the global box office long ago, and has since done it twice over. Rounding out the top three of the weekend were The Odyssey and Coyote Vs. Acme, though they swapped places from last weekend. The Odyssey added another $13 million to its domestic haul, while Coyote Vs. Acme pulled in just shy of $12 million. 

The highest-grossing new release of the weekend was By Any Means, starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and a sideburns’d Mark Wahlberg taking on the KKK. That film brought in just $7.5 million against a $29 million budget, and was the sole new release to crack the top ten at the box office this weekend. The next closest thing to a new release this weekend was a rerelease of Pixar’s Cars, which celebrated its 20th anniversary earlier this year. Other new releases, Fall 2: Deadpoint and Onslaught, failed to crack the top ten, each earning less than $2.5 million in their opening bows. Check out the entire top ten of the weekend below, courtesy of Box Office Mojo. 

  1. 1. Spider-Man: Brand New Day
  2. 2. The Odyssey
  3. 3. Coyote Vs. Acme
  4. 4. By Any Means
  5. 5. Insidious: Out Of The Further
  6. 6. Cars
  7. 7. Buddy
  8. 8. PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie
  9. 9. The End Of Oak Street
  10. 10. The Dog Stars

 
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