Box office most-watched movies, ‘Project Hail Mary’ is the new entry

Project Hail Mary

The box office of the most-watched movies in the United States from March 10 to 22, 2026 - with still provisional data - sees in first place the new entry Project Hail Mary (The Last Mission: Project Hail Mary, $80,583,746): Ryland Grace is a science teacher who awakens alone on a spacecraft billions of kilometers from Earth. As he recovers his memory, he discovers he has a mission to accomplish: stop a mysterious substance that is destroying the Sun and save Earth, while an unexpected friendship could prove to be the key to salvation.

Hoppers

In second place drops Hoppers ($120,386,869): a nineteen-year-old animal lover employs technology to transfer her consciousness into a robotic beaver. Her objective is to unveil the mysteries of the animal world.

Dhurandhar The Revenge

In third place enters Dhurandhar The Revenge ($13,514,000): Jaskirat Singh Rangi delves deeper and deeper into his role as Hamza Ali Mazari, climbing Karachi’s criminal hierarchy until conquering the feared title of “Sher-e-Baloch”. He navigates between loyalty, betrayal, and survival in a ruthless underground world.

Ready or Not 2: Here I Come

In fourth place enters Ready or Not 2: Here I Come ($9,100,000): after surviving a deadly game, Grace and her sister Faith must now escape from four rival families competing for the final victory.

Reminders of Him

In fifth place drops Reminders of Him ($33,173,855): after getting out of prison, a woman tries to reconnect with her young daughter, but encounters hostility from everyone except the owner of a bar, connected to the child. As their bond strengthens, the woman confronts the mistakes of the past to build a better future.

Another new entry is in fifteenth place with Tow ($131,020): Amanda Ogle (Rosy Byrne) is a Seattle homeless woman who struggles to get out of hell. In fact, a towing company wants to repossess her car, in which she lives, after receiving a bill for $21,634.

In twentieth place is Marc by Sofia ($46,849): it is an intimate and unconventional portrait of Marc Jacobs, made by Sofia Coppola to capture the genius and particular universe of the American designer.

In twenty-second place enters Mirrors No. 3 ($36,666): after a car accident in which she loses her boyfriend, Laura, a piano student, is taken in by Betty, witness to the accident. Living with Betty’s family gives her comfort, but as time passes Laura begins to doubt their intentions.

In twenty-fourth place is Palestine '36 ($36,043): in 1936, while Palestinian villages rebel against British colonial rule, Yusuf moves between Jerusalem and his home in the countryside, in a climate of growing instability and at a crucial moment for the British Empire.

Following from twenty-seventh place Late Shift ($14,300), story of Floria, a nurse devoted to her work, who serves in an understaffed hospital ward; Dead Lover ($13,500), anime movie in which a solitary undertaker who finally meets the man of her dreams, but their overwhelming love story is abruptly interrupted when he drowns at sea, leading to macabre attempts to bring him back to life through mad experiments; Two Prosecutors ($13,300), set in the Soviet Union of 1937, where a newly appointed prosecutor discovers an intact letter from a prisoner that reveals corruption within the secret police, the NKVD.