Will the 6th & last Jackass movie out on June 26 have the franchises' highest opening wknd box office?

"Jackass: Best and Last," the sixth and purportedly final entry in the franchise, opened June 26, 2026, to an estimated $8.4 million domestic opening weekend — far short of any prior installment and a new low for the series. The film's opening day gross was $3.8 million, including $1.2 million from Thursday night previews, the lowest single-day total in the franchise's history. The record for highest opening weekend in the series belongs to Jackass 3D, which debuted to $50.4 million in October 2010. Jackass Forever, the most recent prior release, grossed $23.2 million in its opening weekend in February 2022. The 2026 film's roughly $8 million debut represents a decline of more than 60 percent compared to the 2022 entry and less than one-sixth of the franchise's all-time opening weekend peak. Industry analysts attributed the weak result to several factors: a four-year gap between theatrical releases, an older cast, and direct competition from two other wide releases over the same weekend — "Supergirl" and "Toy Story 5." Pre-release tracking had projected the film would set an unwanted franchise record for its lowest-ever debut, a projection that proved accurate. The Predict Six community assigned the film a 37% probability of setting the franchise's highest-ever opening weekend — correctly skeptical overall, though the actual performance fell even further below expectations than most forecasts anticipated.