Universal's Super Mario Galaxy Movie grossed $152.1 million worldwide in its second weekend, pushing its global cumulative total to $629 million. The animated sequel now stands as the highest-grossing MPA release of 2026, trailing only China's Pegasus 3. It is projected to reach $700 million next weekend.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie earned $69 million domestically and $83.5 million from 82 international territories during the weekend, according to box office trackers. Its running totals stand at $308.1 million in North America and $320.6 million overseas. Universal anticipates the film will hit $700 million globally soon, with upcoming releases in Japan on April 24 and Korea on April 29 timed to holidays. The original Super Mario Bros. Movie concluded at $1.36 billion worldwide in 2023, while A Minecraft Movie reached $960.3 million. This marks the eighth highest-grossing Illumination title ever and the third for a video game adaptation. Key international markets showed strong holds: Mexico added $11.3 million for a $47.9 million cume; France $7.7 million for nearly $24 million; Germany $7.6 million for $29.2 million; and the UK and Ireland $7.3 million for $37.5 million. Other strong performers included Australia at $16 million cume, Spain near $17 million, and China at $14.8 million. Poland debuted with $2.6 million, the best for an MPA movie there. Amazon MGM's Project Hail Mary added $55.1 million worldwide in its fourth weekend, crossing $510.6 million globally with $256.6 million domestic and $254 million international. The Ryan Gosling-led film surpassed several Amazon MGM records and eyes further milestones. Toho's Detective Conan: Fallen Angel of the Highway opened with $26 million internationally, including $1.9 million in Japan—the franchise's biggest large-format debut.
