Steven Spielberg‘s Disclosure Day led another strong weekend at the Czech box office heading into the summer season, according to the latest from the Czech Film Distributors’ Union. The latest from the acclaimed director, starring Emily Blunt and Josh O’Connor, took in CZK 8.53 million to land in the top spot.
That sum was just enough to squeeze past the second weekend of Scary Movie, which fell to second with CZK 7.92 million. The spoof sequel, sixth in the Scary Movie franchise and first from the Wayans family since Scary Movie 2, fell just 34.7 percent (a far cry from its 73.9 percent drop in the states) and has now grossed an impressive CZK 23.8 million after just two weeks of release in Czechia.
Obsession continues its impressive surge at the Czech box office, following right in the footsteps of its U.S. performance. Curry Barker‘s low-budget hit surged 26.2 percent in its third week of release, overtaking Backrooms for the third position in the charts with CZK 4.36 million and bringing its three-week total to CZK 13.4 million.
Kane Parsons‘ liminal horror film fell 36.9 percent in its third week of release to land in fourth. Backrooms earned CZK 2.54 million to bring its three-week total to CZK 16.8 million.
Czech comedy What a Way to Go (Pět švestek), the latest film from Oscar-winning Czech director Jan Svěrák (Kolya), came in fifth in its third week of release, falling just 11 percent. It earned CZK 1.88 million to bring its three-week total to CZK 10.36 million.
Among new releases beyond Disclosure Day, the concert event BTS World Tour Arirang in Busan: Live took in CZK 1.51 million to land in at sixth in the charts. It’s the third special cinema event from the Korean boy band to earn north of CZK 1 million at the local box office this spring.
In the Grey failed to make a dent in the U.S. box office last month, and its Czech release followed suit. The latest film from director Guy Ritchie, starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Henry Cavill, managed just CZK 380,000 in its Czech debut to come in 14th.
Po večerce (which translates as After Dinner), a new Czech comedy from director Dan Pánek (Invincibles), earned CZK 134,000 in limited preview screenings to land in at 19th on the list. The film opens wide in local cinemas from June 25.
Czech box office for the weekend of June 11-14, 2026:
| # | Title | Week | Gross | Change | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Disclosure Day | 1 | CZK 8.53m | New | CZK 8.53m |
| 2 | Scary Movie | 2 | CZK 7.92m | -34.7% | CZK 23.81m |
| 3 | Obsession | 3 | CZK 4.36m | +26.2% | CZK 13.41m |
| 4 | Backrooms | 3 | CZK 2.54m | -36.9% | CZK 16.77m |
| 5 | What a Way to Go (Pět švestek) | 3 | CZK 1.88m | -11.0% | CZK 10.36m |
| 6 | BTS World Tour Arirang in Busan: Live | – | CZK 1.51m | New | CZK 1.51m |
| 7 | The Mandalorian and Grogu | 4 | CZK 1.41m | -26.3% | CZK 19.45m |
| 8 | The Devil Wears Prada 2 | 7 | CZK 1.27m | -14.7% | CZK 65.37m |
| 9 | Michael | 8 | CZK 1.24m | -21.1% | CZK 54.02m |
| 10 | The Super Mario Galaxy Movie | 11 | CZK 999k | +63.9% | CZK 39.44m |
| 11 | The Pout-Pout Fish | 3 | CZK 688k | +84.5% | CZK 2.05m |
| 12 | The Sheep Detectives | 6 | CZK 635k | +73.7% | CZK 6.95m |
| 13 | Hoppers | 15 | CZK 499k | +94.3% | CZK 27.47m |
| 14 | In the Grey | 1 | CZK 380k | New | CZK 380k |
| 15 | Bastardi: Gde Majer? | 3 | CZK 367k | -47.0% | CZK 3.62m |
| 16 | Masters of the Universe | 2 | CZK 321k | -61.3% | CZK 1.48m |
| 17 | I Swear | 2 | CZK 219k | -47.2% | CZK 925k |
| 18 | Project Hail Mary | 13 | CZK 160k | -1.9% | CZK 55.84m |
| 19 | Po večerce | – | CZK 134k | +43.1% | CZK 391k |
| 20 | Mumbo Jumbo | 2 | CZK 133k | -2.5% | CZK 297k |
