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Weekend box office

Sweden box office this weekend

Weekend of September 18-20, 2026: The Odyssey was number one with $286,431 from 95 cinemas. The 10 films below took $536k between them.

Top films by weekend gross

The Odyssey$286kMinions & Monsters$130kToy Story 5$51kMoana$19kObsession$16kThe Invite$13kDon't Look Back in Anger$10kSpa Weekend$6kThe Dog Stars$5kOne Night Only$1k
Weekend gross in US dollars.
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Weekend gross (USD)
The Odyssey$286k
Minions & Monsters$130k
Toy Story 5$51k
Moana$19k
Obsession$16k
The Invite$13k
Don't Look Back in Anger$10k
Spa Weekend$6k
The Dog Stars$5k
One Night Only$1k

The full chart

FilmRankLast weekWeekend (USD)ChangeCinemasTotal to date (USD)WeeksDistributor
The Odyssey11$286,431-1.6%95$13,361,93810Universal Pictures International (UPI)
Minions & Monsters22$129,726+87.1%89$3,686,28112Universal Pictures International (UPI)
Toy Story 534$51,000+64.5%–$2,617,00014Walt Disney Pictures
Moana47$19,000+26.7%–$1,574,00011Walt Disney Pictures
Obsession56$15,910-1.8%15$2,436,14119Universal Pictures International (UPI)
The Invite65$13,051-40.7%21$356,2375SF Norge A/S
Don't Look Back in Anger73$10,000-82.8%–$104,0002Walt Disney Pictures
Spa Weekend8–$5,715–98$67,7213Nordisk Film
The Dog Stars98$5,000-50%–$154,0004Walt Disney Pictures
One Night Only109$620-85.3%2$70,0674Universal Pictures International (UPI)

Source: Box Office Mojo, weekend September 18-20, 2026. Grosses are in US dollars as reported by Box Office Mojo, converted from local currency. Updated 27 September 2026.

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