July 21 – HOYTS at the Australian Box Office

 

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey dominated at HOYTS and the Australian box office during its opening weekend, where the epic film debuted at number one. The film drove in more than 587,000 fans to cinemas, where it grossed $13.4M nationally. Moana came in at number two over the weekend, earning $2.92M, which brings the movie’s total box office to $12.5M. At number three, Toy Story 5 continued to thrill fans of all ages, bringing in $2.83M in its fifth weekend. This brings its overall total to an impressive $42.4M. In fourth place was Minions & Monsters, which earned $2.17M, and rounding out the top five was The Invite, which took in $ 469 K.

Top 10 Movies 

  1. The Odyssey conquered the box office, debuting at number one, earning a record-breaking $13.4M, where the movie’s opening weekend marked the biggest of 2026.
  2. Moana came in at number two, where it gained another $2.92M this weekend, bringing the movie’s total box office to $12.5M.
  3. Toy Story 5 was in third place and earned $2.83M on its fifth weekend, taking the cumulative box office for this movie to an incredible $42.4M.
  4. Minions & Monsters found its way into number four and brought home $2.17M over the weekend. The movie’s box office takings have now reached $21.2M. 
  5. The Invite was at number five and welcomed $469k on its second weekend where the movie’s cumulative box office is now at $1.67M.
  6. Taking the number six spot, Obsession gained another $405k which brings the movie’s total to $24.6M at the box office. 
  7. Evil Dead Burn came in seventh place and generated $296k over the weekend, bringing the movie’s box office total to $1.3M.
  8. Jackass: Best and Last landed at number eight and saw $252k in takings this weekend, where its box office total is now at $2.79M. 
  9. Supergirl came in in at number nine where it brought in $169k over the weekend. It has now earned $5.86M at the box office. 
  10. Rounding out the top 10, Hindi title, Dastaar, which earned $117k on its opening weekend. 
Out This Week

  • PLAVE Asia Tour [DASH: Quantum Leap] Encore in Cinemas: Moving beyond prejudice, to become a legend: changing the K-POP paradigm! PLAVE, the group that has now become legendary, brings you an intense performance that only they can deliver. Available at select locations and in SCREENX from July 22.
  • The Wizard of the Kremlin: A young Russian filmmaker becomes an unlikely advisor to Vladimir Putin as he rises to power in post-Soviet Russia, navigating the new era’s complexities and chaos. Available at select locations from July 23. 
  • Tenor: My Name is Pati: The remarkable story of charismatic Samoan opera star Pene Pati who sang his way from humble origins in Samoa onto the world’s greatest opera stages. Available at select locations from July 23. 
  • Detective Conan: Fallen Angel of the Highway: Conan Edogawa and his friends head to Kanagawa for the Motorcycle Festival. On the way, a mysterious black motorcycle suddenly appears, speeding out of control and even leaping over their vehicle. Pursuing it is the ‘Goddess of the Wind’, Kanagawa Traffic Police officer Chihaya Hagiwara. Available at select locations from July 23. 
  • Sia: Nostalgic For The Present: One voice. One unforgettable spectacle. Sia: Nostalgic for the Present – a bold, genre-defying experience that trades pop pageantry for pure artistry. Available at select locations from July 23. 
  • Mr Hero: A single father orchestrates an elaborate hoax to become a hero, in order to con the public and raise money for his daughter’s life-saving surgery. Available at select locations from July 23. 
  • Jana Nayagan: Ideological enemies—one populist, one authoritarian—meet again when a child’s fear awakens old conflicts, pulling an ex-cop into a struggle beyond vengeance. Available at select locations from July 23. 
  • 40 Years of F***in’ Up: The unbelievable story of how a group of untalented teenage punks became the most successful independent band in history. Available at select locations from July 24. 
  • Khali Balak Min Nafsak: a couple face numerous recurring disagreements and problems, leading them to a series of humorous and unexpected situations. Available at select locations from July 24.

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