Wildwood Nears $70 Million, Becomes Fathom's Biggest Release
Laika's stop-motion fantasy has passed $40 million domestically, outgrossing the studio's 2019 film Missing Link, according to Gizmodo.
Wildwood has grossed almost $70 million worldwide ahead of its third weekend and has become Fathom Entertainment's biggest theatrical engagement, according to gizmodo.com. The film has taken in more than $40 million domestically.
From its opening through Tuesday, November 11, 2026, the Laika release added $60 million worldwide. Wildwood opened to $14.6 million worldwide and placed third domestically behind Clayface and You Can See Everything.
The film has now outgrossed the entirety of Laika's 2019 release Missing Link and is approaching the total of the studio's 2017 film Kubo & the Two Strings, directed by Laika CEO Travis Knight.
Laika marketing chief David Burke commented on the film's PG-13 stop-motion fantasy appeal and described the third weekend as encouraging.
Release context
Wildwood was released near the end of October 2026.
Quick answers
How much has Wildwood grossed worldwide?
Almost $70 million ahead of its third weekend, including more than $40 million domestically.
How much did Wildwood make in its opening weekend?
It opened to $14.6 million worldwide and placed third domestically behind Clayface and You Can See Everything.
Which Laika films has Wildwood outgrossed?
It has passed the entirety of Laika's 2019 release Missing Link and is approaching the total of 2017's Kubo & the Two Strings.