Weekend Box Office: ‘Disclosure Day’ Lands Top of the Chart

‘Obsession’ continued to perform well, while ‘Scary Movie’ and ‘Masters of the Universe’ both saw their takings plummet in their second weekend on release.

(L to R) Colman Domingo is Hugo Wakefield, Tommy Martinez is Santiago, Emily Blunt is Margaret Fairchild, and Josh O'Connor is Dr. Daniel Kellner in 'Disclosure Day', directed by Steven Spielberg. Photo: Universal Pictures.

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‘Disclosure Day’ was top of the global box office.
Horror pic ‘Obsession’ continued to impress.
‘Scary Movie’ and ‘Masters of the Universe’ both saw big drops.

This weekend was something of a proving ground for one of the most established filmmakers in cinema as Steven Spielberg returned to popcorn blockbuster territory for Universal conspiracy thriller ‘Disclosure Day.’

The new movie may not rank up there with his best, but it opened to $44 million, and marks his as well as production company Amblin’s highest opening for an original title not based on any previous IP.

Disclosure Day

"We deserve to know."

PG-13Thriller Science Fiction

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Release Date: Jun 12, 2026

Run Time: 2 hr 26 min

Budget: $115,000,000

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Globally, it was a solid launch for the film, with $92.9 million around the world, riding strong (if mixed) reviews and a decent reception from audiences.

Top Five Movies at the Box Office

(L to R) Michael Johnston stars as Bear, Megan Lawless as Sarah and Cooper Tomlinson as Ian in 'Obsession', a Focus Features release. Photo: Courtesy of Focus Features / © 2026 Focus Features LLC.

1. ‘Disclosure Day’ -$44 million
2. ‘Obsession’ -$19 million
3. ‘Scary Movie’ -$14.5 million
4. ‘Backrooms’ -$11.3 million
5. ‘Masters of the Universe’ -$8.7 million

What else happened at the box office this weekend?

Marlon Wayans plays Shorty in 'Scary Movie.' Photo: Paramount Pictures. © 2026 Paramount Pictures. "Ghost Face is a Registered Trademark of Fun World Div., Easter Unlimited, Inc. © 1999. All Rights

Beyond ‘Disclosure Day,’ Curry Barker’s ‘Obsession’ continues to be the big story, which in its fifth weekend on release, continues to do big business, surging into second place with $19 million.

There was less cheer for last week’s news releases as ‘Scary Movie’ and ‘Masters of the Universe’ both tumbled by more than 70% in their second weekend, though the former did do some business during the week.