Oh yeah, that time again, Box Office BIGSHOTS! Can you correctly pick the TOP 10 WORLDWIDE highest-grossing Hollywood films of the summer? If so, you'll be 2026’s B.O.B.—Box Office Bigshot. Fame. Fortune. Influence. Illusions of Grandeur. Will all be yours. To qualify, picks must be posted by Thursday, April 30th, 2026 @ 11:59pm PT. THE RULES: 5 points for every correct film in the domestic Top 10, regardless of placement. Then, an additional 10 points for #1, 9 points for #2, 8 points for #3…1 point for #10, etc. if you correctly guess the exact placement of any of the Top 10 highest-grossing films. MORE RULES: Totals are from films released domestically from the 1st weekend of May through Labor Day weekend. Grosses don't stop on Labor Day, though, as films keep tabulating until they leave theaters. So, winner will likely be announced in the fall. EVEN MORE RULES: Drop your Top 10 picks on the timeline before midnight on and be sure to include a tie-breaker, which is the dollar amount the #1 film will wind up with globally. You don’t need dollar amounts on the rest of the films, only your #1 pick. So list your picks like this: 1. RODNEY'S RAD ADVENTURE II: MONKEY BIZ ($1.526B) 2. UNTITLED SEQUEL 3. UNTITLED THREEQUEL And so on… Will there be a prize? I mean, maybe. Probably. But isn’t being the BOX OFFICE BIGSHOT enough? Trust me, it is. All your dreams will be fulfilled.

Sony Classics' THE ONLY LIVING PICKPOCKET IN NEW YORK stole $141k from just 6 theaters, swiping $23k per. This is vintage John Turturro--not to be missed. A love-letter to the man himself and NYC too. Seek this out--may just steal your heart.

TOP DOMESTIC BOX OFFICE 1. CLAYFACE ($24M) 2. YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING ($19M) 3. WILDWOOD ($11M) 4. STREET FIGHTER ($8.6M) 5. WICKER ($5.7M)

The fire is real. Black Bear's WICKER delivered the goods: $5.7M debut in 1,471 theates, nearly $4k per.

Let's hope those WHALEFALL toys are selling well. Disney's whale tale fell -59% on its 2nd box office adventure w/ $3.2M, $14M total.

Laika's WILDWOOD surprised with $11M this weekend, unfortunately for everyone involved... the budget was $100M. Luckily billionaire Nike founder Phil Knight can afford such write-off luxuries.

The budget isn’t really a point worth defending in regards to CLAYFACE. Listen, even MORBIUS debuted with $39M. CLAYFACE, which is drawn from one of the biggest IP brands in the world, dropped with $15M less than Sony's horror spinoff. A lower budget may limit the financial damage, but in no way does it create audience demand. And that's the point. Choosing CLAYFACE as the DCU’s third film was the misstep. Oh, and making 3 out of 4 set in the SUPERMAN universe. Yes, the DC brand is in trouble. What's new?

CLAYFACE: PLAY 'DOH Domestic Debut: $24M Int'l Debut: $19M WW: $43M Budget: $44M CS: A- Top Location: AMC Burbank Top 3 Markets: LA, NY, Dallas Demos: Caucasian (45%) Hispanic (29%) AA (15%) Asian (7%) DC brand: Flailing

Can't save face with these numbers. DC's CLAYFACE unmasked with $43M worldwide--$24M domestic, $19M int'l.

Clay didn't slay. WB's CLAYFACE is the #1 movie in North America w/ a debut of $24M, but the DC brand itself is in a freefall. You know what really sucks: even MORBIUS opened with $39M.

The killin' it factor is high. Sony's RESIDENT EVIL drummed up another $10.3M overseas this weekend--$230M total. China alone has grossed $65M. Worldwide dominion: $384M

MUSK exploded like a SpaceX rocket at liftoff--just $74k (-77%) in its 3rd week, $643k total. Meanwhile over at NASA24--their documentary has cleared the tower w/ an astonishing $45M.

And with that--the sequel is K.O.'d. Paramount's STREET FIGHTER was left for dead in its 2nd week, dropping -72% w/ just $8.6M, $46M total.

Neon's FJORD expanded into 107 theaters in its 3rd weekend w/ $333k, $3,114 per. Those aren't wide release numbers. Will have to drum up some serious awards chatter to stay afloat.

AN INABILITY FOR AWARENESS. Bleecker Street’s A TALENT FOR MURDER didn’t exactly kill it—just $717k in 876 theaters.

Now I’ve seen everything. A24’s YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING increased from last weekend, adding another $19.5M it’s 2nd week, $45M total—already one of the highest grossing documentaries of all time.

TOO EARLY TOP 5 1. CLAYFACE ($25M) 2. YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING ($20M) 3. WILDWOOD ($11M) 4. STREET FIGHTER ($8M) 5. WICKER ($6M)

A24’s YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING scored another $6.1M on Friday in wide release (2k+ theaters), $31.7M total.

DC’s CLAYFACE is silly putty overseas—just $4.3M Friday in 76 markets on over 13k screens.