Name a 2026 movie that had grossed at least $200 million worldwide by August 8

The rarest possible answer — almost no player finds it.

• Dear You— A roughly $2 million Teochew-language family drama, built from three years of interviews with more than 120 elders and performed largely by nonprofessionals, reached $290 million on word of mouth.
• Scare Out— Zhang Yimou's mole-hunt thriller was the first Chinese movie publicly backed by the country's secretive state-security ministry — and it finished just $371,064 above the line.

Genuinely obscure. Most players never think of it.

• Blades of the Guardians— Yuen Woo-ping turned the Biao Ren manhua into a $215 million martial-arts epic.
• Dhurandhar: The Revenge— India’s biggest movie of 2026 blew past $200 million worldwide, with a record-breaking North American run.
• Kung Fu Soccer— Stephen Chow returned to directing after seven years and turned a Shaolin Soccer spin-off into a $279 million Chinese summer hit.

Uncommon — only a minority of players land here.

• Backrooms— An internet creepypasta became a $395 million theatrical hit. The fluorescent lights won.
• Disclosure Day— Steven Spielberg's original science-fiction return made the cutoff with $241 million.
• GOAT— Sony’s animated sports comedy cleared the $200 million bar with less than a million to spare.
• Obsession— $475 million worldwide put the thriller among a year otherwise ruled by sequels, adaptations and famous IP.
• Scary Movie— The franchise came back after thirteen years and laughed its way past $231 million.
• Scream 7— The seventh Scream became the franchise's first movie to cross $200 million worldwide.

A solid, middling pick shared with plenty of other players.

• Hoppers— Pixar's animal-body-swap comedy hopped to just under $390 million.
• Minions & Monsters— The little yellow immortals found another $455 million lying around.
• Moana— The live-action remake crossed the line at $266 million, well short of the animated sequel but comfortably inside this set.
• Project Hail Mary— A lone astronaut, a very good alien and $684 million worldwide for a non-franchise science-fiction movie.
• Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu— The first Star Wars theatrical release since 2019 cleared $345 million.
• The Devil Wears Prada 2— Miranda Priestly returned twenty years later and the sequel more than doubled the original's worldwide gross.
• Wuthering Heights— Emily Brontë's moors blew up into a $242 million theatrical romance.

An overthought pick that scores below the middle of the board.

• Pegasus 3— The worldwide-chart-reader's flex: a Chinese racing comedy with $656 million worldwide and barely $1 million of that from North America.

The most common answer on the board.

• Michael— The Michael Jackson biopic became the year's third billion-dollar release.
• Spider-Man: Brand New Day— The year's biggest movie by the cutoff: $1.26 billion worldwide after only eight days in theaters.
• The Odyssey— Nolan, Homer and nearly a billion dollars in three weeks. Not a bad voyage home.
• The Super Mario Galaxy Movie— Mario's second animated movie made the franchise a two-billion-dollar series.
• Toy Story 5— Woody and Buzz crossed a billion dollars again. The toys outlast every attempt at retirement.