Obsession's box-office bonanza outpaces Spielberg's Disclosure Day

Disclosure Day will make $44 million domestically in its opening weekend, a stronger-than-expected start. The film's opening ranks fifth among Steven Spielberg's wider filmography and is the best launch for a new IP from Amblin Entertainment. Worldwide, it's on track for $92.9 million by weekend's end.

Obsession is the weekend's bigger story. It's expected to gross $19 million over the three-day weekend, a 25% drop from last week, and was made for just $1 million. The horror film has grown in popularity since its May release and is now outgrossing titles such as Backrooms and The Mandalorian and Grogu in its fifth week.

The weekend's top 10: Disclosure Day: $44 million; Obsession: $19 million; Scary Movie: $14.5 million; Backrooms: $11.26 million; Masters of the Universe: $8.66 million; The Mandalorian and Grogu: $4.7 million; Michael: $4.1 million; BTS World Tour "Airbag": $3.8 million; The Furious: $2.75 million; Stop!

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