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Curry Barker\u2019s supernatural horror movie Obsession is on the verge of completing eight weeks in U.S. theaters. It currently holds a stellar 94% critics\u2019 and audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes and has delivered a superb performance on the box office. After earning $17.2 million<\/strong> in its opening weekend in North America, Focus Features\u2019 R-rated original horror film added $1.3 million<\/strong> on Tuesday (July 7), only a 25%<\/strong> drop from last Tuesday. In doing so, it has delivered the most important Eighth Tuesday discount day for horror movies on the domestic box office, in response to box office analyst Luiz Fernando<\/a>.<\/p>\n Having already surpassed The Devil Wears Prada 2\u2019s $220.3 million<\/strong> domestic haul, and with a current domestic total of $247.5 million<\/strong>, Obsession currently ranks because the fifth-highest-grossing release of 2026 in North America, per Box Office Mojo\u2019s annual chart. Combined with its $158.2 million <\/strong>international haul, its worldwide total has now reached $405.7 million<\/strong>, as per Box Office Mojo<\/a>.<\/p>\n On the time of writing, Obsession must earn just $2.5 million<\/strong> more to hit the $250 million<\/strong> mark domestically. Furthermore, with its 54-day $1 million+<\/strong> streak, the Eighth-longest ever in North American box office history, the widely acclaimed film has also equaled iconic movies like Steven Spielberg\u2019s Jurassic Park, Robert Zemeckis\u2019 Back to the Future, Ghostbusters, and Shrek 2, per box office analyst Luiz Fernando<\/a>. And it\u2019s still going strong. Now, its next big test can be whether it could possibly maintain its $1 million+ streak on its fifty fifth day in theaters.<\/p>\n If it continues to post regular holds in the approaching days and its digital availability doesn’t significantly hamper ticket sales, Obsession is projected to complete its domestic theatrical run between $260 million<\/strong> and $270 million<\/strong>. Nevertheless, it stays to be seen if it could possibly surpass Sinners, which earned $280 million<\/strong> domestically, to grow to be the fourth-highest-grossing horror movie ever in North America.<\/p>\n When Bear (Michael Johnston), a music store worker, discovers a mysterious trinket, he uses it to satisfy one wish \u2013 to make his childhood friend and co-worker Nikki (Inde Navarrette) fall in love with him. Bear\u2019s wish is granted, but with a wild twist. He gets greater than what he bargained for as Nikki becomes dangerously obsessive, resulting in unimaginable consequences.<\/p>\nObsession \u2013 Box Office Summary<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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Equals Jurassic Park\u2019s 54-Day $1 Million+ Streak<\/strong><\/h4>\n
What Is Obsession All About?<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Obsession Trailer<\/strong><\/h4>\n