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\nBox Office: ‘Michael’ Returns to No. 1 in Fourth Weekend, ‘Obsession’ Starts Strong With $16 Million https:\/\/t.co\/falfiHqDx7<\/a><\/p>\n\u2014 Variety (@Variety) May 17, 2026<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nIn the face of no new major studio releases, Michael<\/b> reclaimed the top spot at the box office in its fourth weekend of release with a $26 million haul. It has made $283 million domestically and $703.8 million worldwide.<\/p>\nSecond place belonged to The Devil Wears Prada 2<\/b>, which picked up $18 million in its third weekend of release. It has made $175.9 million in North America and another $370 million overseas, bringing its total take to $546.2 million globally.<\/p>\nObsession<\/b>, the new horror film from first time feature director Curry Barker, made $16 million in its opening weekend, which was good enough for third place. With a strong A- Cinemascore, excellent word of mouth and great critical reviews, the extremely low-budget film acquired by Focus Features for $14 million looks to have great legs.<\/p>\nFourth place belonged to Mortal Kombat II<\/b>, which fell a dramatic 65% from opening weekend to bring in $13.4 million. It’s made $62.2 million in North America and $101 million worldwide on an $80 million budget.<\/p>\nThe Sheep Detectives<\/b> took the fifth spot, making $9.3 million in its second weekend. It fell only 38% from its first weekend, and has made $29.6 million domestically and $58.7 million globally.<\/p>\nThe new Guy Ritchie film In the Gray<\/b> came in 9th at the box office with a $3 million take and a B Cinemascore, and generally terrible critic reviews. This is well below average for his films.<\/p>\nAnother new release this week, Is God Is<\/b>, came in 10th with a $2.2 million haul, a B+ Cinemascore and great critic reviews.<\/p>\nIn a bit of bad news, the concert film Billie Eilish \u2013 Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D)<\/b> fell a startling 88% from its $7.5 million opening last weekend to bring in only $800,000 this weekend, good for 13th place.<\/p>\nSource<\/a> <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Box Office: ‘Michael’ Returns to No. 1 in Fourth Weekend, ‘Obsession’ Starts Strong With $16 Million https:\/\/t.co\/falfiHqDx7<\/a><\/p>\n\u2014 Variety (@Variety) May 17, 2026<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nIn the face of no new major studio releases, Michael<\/b> reclaimed the top spot at the box office in its fourth weekend of release with a $26 million haul. It has made $283 million domestically and $703.8 million worldwide.<\/p>\nSecond place belonged to The Devil Wears Prada 2<\/b>, which picked up $18 million in its third weekend of release. It has made $175.9 million in North America and another $370 million overseas, bringing its total take to $546.2 million globally.<\/p>\nObsession<\/b>, the new horror film from first time feature director Curry Barker, made $16 million in its opening weekend, which was good enough for third place. With a strong A- Cinemascore, excellent word of mouth and great critical reviews, the extremely low-budget film acquired by Focus Features for $14 million looks to have great legs.<\/p>\nFourth place belonged to Mortal Kombat II<\/b>, which fell a dramatic 65% from opening weekend to bring in $13.4 million. It’s made $62.2 million in North America and $101 million worldwide on an $80 million budget.<\/p>\nThe Sheep Detectives<\/b> took the fifth spot, making $9.3 million in its second weekend. It fell only 38% from its first weekend, and has made $29.6 million domestically and $58.7 million globally.<\/p>\nThe new Guy Ritchie film In the Gray<\/b> came in 9th at the box office with a $3 million take and a B Cinemascore, and generally terrible critic reviews. This is well below average for his films.<\/p>\nAnother new release this week, Is God Is<\/b>, came in 10th with a $2.2 million haul, a B+ Cinemascore and great critic reviews.<\/p>\nIn a bit of bad news, the concert film Billie Eilish \u2013 Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D)<\/b> fell a startling 88% from its $7.5 million opening last weekend to bring in only $800,000 this weekend, good for 13th place.<\/p>\nSource<\/a> <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\u2014 Variety (@Variety) May 17, 2026<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nIn the face of no new major studio releases, Michael<\/b> reclaimed the top spot at the box office in its fourth weekend of release with a $26 million haul. It has made $283 million domestically and $703.8 million worldwide.<\/p>\nSecond place belonged to The Devil Wears Prada 2<\/b>, which picked up $18 million in its third weekend of release. It has made $175.9 million in North America and another $370 million overseas, bringing its total take to $546.2 million globally.<\/p>\nObsession<\/b>, the new horror film from first time feature director Curry Barker, made $16 million in its opening weekend, which was good enough for third place. With a strong A- Cinemascore, excellent word of mouth and great critical reviews, the extremely low-budget film acquired by Focus Features for $14 million looks to have great legs.<\/p>\nFourth place belonged to Mortal Kombat II<\/b>, which fell a dramatic 65% from opening weekend to bring in $13.4 million. It’s made $62.2 million in North America and $101 million worldwide on an $80 million budget.<\/p>\nThe Sheep Detectives<\/b> took the fifth spot, making $9.3 million in its second weekend. It fell only 38% from its first weekend, and has made $29.6 million domestically and $58.7 million globally.<\/p>\nThe new Guy Ritchie film In the Gray<\/b> came in 9th at the box office with a $3 million take and a B Cinemascore, and generally terrible critic reviews. This is well below average for his films.<\/p>\nAnother new release this week, Is God Is<\/b>, came in 10th with a $2.2 million haul, a B+ Cinemascore and great critic reviews.<\/p>\nIn a bit of bad news, the concert film Billie Eilish \u2013 Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D)<\/b> fell a startling 88% from its $7.5 million opening last weekend to bring in only $800,000 this weekend, good for 13th place.<\/p>\nSource<\/a> <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
In the face of no new major studio releases, Michael<\/b> reclaimed the top spot at the box office in its fourth weekend of release with a $26 million haul. It has made $283 million domestically and $703.8 million worldwide.<\/p>\n
Second place belonged to The Devil Wears Prada 2<\/b>, which picked up $18 million in its third weekend of release. It has made $175.9 million in North America and another $370 million overseas, bringing its total take to $546.2 million globally.<\/p>\n
Obsession<\/b>, the new horror film from first time feature director Curry Barker, made $16 million in its opening weekend, which was good enough for third place. With a strong A- Cinemascore, excellent word of mouth and great critical reviews, the extremely low-budget film acquired by Focus Features for $14 million looks to have great legs.<\/p>\n
Fourth place belonged to Mortal Kombat II<\/b>, which fell a dramatic 65% from opening weekend to bring in $13.4 million. It’s made $62.2 million in North America and $101 million worldwide on an $80 million budget.<\/p>\n
The Sheep Detectives<\/b> took the fifth spot, making $9.3 million in its second weekend. It fell only 38% from its first weekend, and has made $29.6 million domestically and $58.7 million globally.<\/p>\n
The new Guy Ritchie film In the Gray<\/b> came in 9th at the box office with a $3 million take and a B Cinemascore, and generally terrible critic reviews. This is well below average for his films.<\/p>\n
Another new release this week, Is God Is<\/b>, came in 10th with a $2.2 million haul, a B+ Cinemascore and great critic reviews.<\/p>\n
In a bit of bad news, the concert film Billie Eilish \u2013 Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D)<\/b> fell a startling 88% from its $7.5 million opening last weekend to bring in only $800,000 this weekend, good for 13th place.<\/p>\n
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