Box office most-watched movies, 'Lee Cronin's the Mummy' and 'Normal' are the new entries

Discover the ranking of the most-watched movies in the USA, from Lee Cronin's the Mummy to The Super Mario Galaxy Movie: plot and cast

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

The box office of the most-watched movies in the United States from April 17 to 19, 2026 - with still provisional data - confirms in first place The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (355,247,060 dollars): Mario Bros and Luigi venture into space to save Princess Rosalinda, explore new worlds and face galactic challenges far from the familiar Mushroom Kingdom. Princess Peach is there to help them.

Project Hail Mary

In second place remains Project Hail Mary (285,093,697 dollars): Ryland Grace is a science teacher who wakes up alone on a spaceship, far from Earth. As he recovers his memory, he discovers his mission to accomplish: stop a mysterious substance that is destroying the Sun and save Earth. Meanwhile, an unexpected friendship - with a rock-like alien - could prove to be his salvation.

Lee Cronin's the Mummy

In third place enters Lee Cronin's the Mummy (13,515,000 dollars): the young daughter of a journalist disappears in the desert without leaving a trace. Eight years later, the family, now destroyed, is shocked by her return: what should have been a joyful reunion turns into a nightmare.

The Drama

In fourth place drops The Drama (39,656,439 dollars): a couple, in the days preceding their wedding, faces revelations that put their relationship in crisis.

You, Me & Tuscany

In fifth place loses one position You, Me & Tuscany (14,370,700 dollars): a woman sneaks into an uninhabited Italian villa and pretends to be the owner's girlfriend. She thus discovers an unexpected love that could transform her life.

Normal

In seventh place enters Normal (2,650,000 dollars): a small-town sheriff, after a local bank robbery, discovers dark mysteries.

In eighth place enters BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' in JAPAN: LIVE VIEWING (1,800,000 dollars): BTS presents their fifth album, with a 360-degree stage that creates an immersive experience.

In ninth place is Busboys (1,650,000 dollars): two friends believe that if they became waiters, all their problems would be solved.

In tenth place is Bhooth Bangla (950,000 dollars): a man inherits a palace in rural Mangalpur and plans to celebrate his sister's wedding there, but strange supernatural events - and the panic of the local inhabitants - force him to investigate the mysterious past of the property.

In seventeenth place is Lorne (270,000 dollars): Lorne Michaels, creator of Saturday Night Live, shows the behind the scenes of the successful program.

Following are Mile End Kicks (264,488 dollars); Mother Mary (168,063 dollars), where pop star Mother Mary reunites with her best friend and former costume designer, Sam Anselm, on the eve of her comeback concert; Fireflies at El Mozote (47,705 dollars); Erupcja (25,610 dollars); Mad Bills to Pay: (or Destiny, dile que no soy malo) (23,055 dollars), set in the Bronx; Everyone Is Lying to You for Money (20,378 dollars), which explores the world of cryptocurrencies, between uncomfortable truths and criticism.

Finally there are Blue Heron (16,500 dollars), about a family of six people settling into their new home on Vancouver Island, while internal dynamics are gradually revealed through the eyes of the youngest son; Wasteman (10,700 dollars), about a man on probation, whose hopes of starting over are jeopardized by the arrival of his cellmate, Dee; Marama (6,341 dollars), a Maori-style horror movie set in Victorian England in 1859.