Hoppers is showing great hold at the box office in North America despite the Mario effect. It is inches away from surpassing the domestic haul of The Wild Robot. The animated feature is poised for a strong box-office run. The film has also crossed a significant milestone at the worldwide box office, becoming the 2nd 2026 release to achieve this milestone. Keep scrolling for the deets.
Hoppers’ box office collection in North America on the 4th Wednesday
The Pixar original is still earning well at the domestic box office despite the arrival of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. It collected $1 million on its 4th Wednesday, recording the 3rd biggest 4th Wednesday for an original animation in over a decade. The film declined by 24.4% from last Wednesday. It has reached $142.7 million in North America. By its 5th Friday, the film will surpass The Wild Robot‘s domestic haul.
2nd 2026 film to cross the $300 million milestone worldwide
After its 4th weekend, the film’s overseas total reached $159 million. According to Box Office Mojo‘s latest report, Hoppers crossed the $300 million milestone at the worldwide box office. Adding the domestic and the overseas totals, the worldwide collection of Hoppers has reached $301.7 million. It is closing in on the $350 million mark worldwide.
Worldwide collection breakdown of Hoppers
- Domestic – $142.7 million
- International – $159.0 million
- Worldwide – $301.7 million
The Pixar original is the second Hollywood film of 2026 to cross this major milestone. Project Hail Mary is the first 2026 Hollywood release to enter the $300 million club, and now Hoppers. It is expected to hit the $400 million milestone worldwide in its theatrical run.
What is the plot of Hoppers?
The Pixar original follows a young animal lover who uses technology to place her consciousness into a robotic beaver to uncover mysteries in the animal world beyond her imagination. Hoppers was released on March 6.
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