Culture Closes 2026-12-31

Highest grossing movie in 2026?

Spider-Man: Brand New Day 44.5%
24h +4.0pp
7d -12.0pp
30d -22.0pp
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All tracked outcomes

OutcomeProb.24h7d
Toy Story 525.3%-7.8pp+9.9pp
Avengers: Doomsday14.5%+1.0pp-3.0pp
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie8.1%+4.6pp+4.0pp
The Odyssey1.9%+0.2pp-1.0pp
Dune: Messiah0.7%-0.2pp
Wicked: For Good0.5%
Scream 70.5%
Wuthering Heights0.5%
Jumanji 30.5%
30-day history: Spider-Man: Brand New Day
30d ago: 59.0% Today: 44.5% -14.5pp

Reddit chatter

Updated Sat, 13 Jun 2026 00:00:03 UTC

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What's moving this market

Updated Sat, 13 Jun 2026 00:06:42 UTC

Spider-Man: Brand New Day gained 4.0 percentage points over the past 24 hours, climbing to 44.5% implied probability, while Toy Story 5 dropped 7.8 points to 25.2% and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie rose 4.6 points to 8.1%. The swing appears to be a reversal of recent trends: over the prior seven days Toy Story 5 had surged 9.9 points and Spider-Man had lost 12.0 points. The 24-hour move lacks any direct news catalyst tied to either film.

No major updates — such as trailer releases, advance ticket sales, or critical reception — have emerged for Spider-Man, Toy Story, or Mario. The only box-office news in the period is a Reddit post on r/boxoffice tracking a weak German opening for Disney’s *Disclosure Day*, which is unrelated to the top contenders. Traders may be rotating out of Toy Story 5 after its recent run-up, or returning to Spider-Man as a more established bet after its sharp 30-day decline.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’s gain, while smaller in absolute terms, mirrors the pattern of a flight back to safer IP. Without a clear informational trigger, the moves appear driven by technical repositioning, thin volume, or sentiment shifts among prediction-market participants rather than fresh data on the films themselves.

Drivers

  • No clear news driver — The move lacks a clear news catalyst; likely reflects profit-taking from Toy Story 5’s recent surge and a return to Spider-Man as a relative safe haven.