“Minions & Monsters” topped the box office with $36.4 million

• “Minions & Monsters” topped the box office in the United States and Canada with $36.4 million in ticket sales.
• “Toy Story 5” held on to second place with $31 million; “Young Washington” and “Supergirl” finished third and fourth.
• According to Rentrak, the weekly box-office revenues were down 24%, while overall ticket sales for 2025 are down 12%.

The animated film “Minions & Monsters” topped the box office in the United States and Canada for the fourth straight week, earning $36.4 million in revenue for the period.

Meanwhile, “Toy Story 5” took second place, bringing in $31 million over the weekend. “Young Washington” started in third with $21 million, while “Supergirl” opened in fourth with $10 million.

In total, according to the material, “Minions & Monsters” earned $61.4 million over the first four days. As for the film’s overall run, the latest installment brought in 160 million dollars worldwide.

According to Rentrak, box-office revenues in the United States were down 24%. At the same time, as the report states, overall ticket sales for 2025 are down 12% compared to the previous year for films “Obsession” and “Backrooms,” which starred Steven Spielberg, as well as “Disclosure Day,” which he directed.

In the top-10 list of the box office (U.S. and Canada), Rentrak ranks the following: “Minions & Monsters” — $36.4 million; “Toy Story 5” — $31 million; “Young Washington” — $20.8 million; “Supergirl” — $9.6 million; “Disclosure Day” — $6 million; “Obsession” — $5.3 million; “Backrooms” — $3.3 million; “Jackass: Best and Last” — $2.7 million; “Scary Movie” — $1.1 million; “The Invite” — 800,708 tickets.

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