#1 Domestic Box Office — Weekend of September 4, 2026

Labor Day weekend 2026 (Friday, September 4 – Monday, September 7) is dominated by holdovers from a historic summer. Sony/Marvel's "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" opened to the biggest opening weekend in box office history ($355-360M) in late July and has won five straight weekends, with a domestic total already near $900M entering its sixth weekend. Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" (Universal) continues charging toward $600M domestic in its own extended run, and Ketchup Entertainment's sleeper hit "Coyote vs. Acme" — rescued from a 2023 Warner Bros. shelving — set the distributor's biggest-ever opening the previous weekend and holds in its second frame. The weekend's new wide releases are comparatively modest: Paramount's Mark Wahlberg/Yahya Abdul-Mateen II crime thriller "By Any Means," A24's Adam Wingard-directed sci-fi horror "Onslaught" (starring Dan Stevens, Adria Arjona, and Rebecca Hall), and Pixar's 20th-anniversary theatrical re-release of "Cars." Early tracking has Spider-Man: Brand New Day extending its streak to a sixth consecutive #1 weekend. This event asks which film will have the #1 domestic box office for the 4-day Labor Day weekend of September 4, 2026.

Settles based on the #1-ranked film by domestic (U.S./Canada) box office gross for the 4-day Labor Day weekend (September 4-7, 2026), as reported by Box Office Mojo using Comscore data. If a film not listed as a named outcome ranks #1, "Any Other Film" settles YES.