Project Hail Mary has surged to a commanding 98.7% implied probability as the highest domestically grossing March 2026 release by April 30, fueled by its record-shattering $80.5 million domestic opening weekend on March 20—Amazon MGM's biggest debut ever and the year's top performer—pushing its running total past $103 million in just over a week amid strong midweek holds and positive word-of-mouth. Pixar's Hoppers, with a solid $46 million start earlier in the month, has held steadily but slowed to second place with daily grosses around $1.3 million, while The Bride! bombed at $7.3 million. Trader consensus reflects Hail Mary's superior legs and momentum through April competition; an upset would require a dramatic drop-off for Gosling's sci-fi hit or unexpected Hoppers resurgence, though historical patterns favor the frontrunner's trajectory.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedHighest Domestically Grossing March Film on April 30?
Highest Domestically Grossing March Film on April 30?
Project Hail Mary 98.7%
Hoppers 1.3%
The Bride <1%
$79,543 Vol.
$79,543 Vol.
Project Hail Mary
99%
Hoppers
1%
The Bride
<1%
Project Hail Mary 98.7%
Hoppers 1.3%
The Bride <1%
$79,543 Vol.
$79,543 Vol.
Project Hail Mary
99%
Hoppers
1%
The Bride
<1%
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0x69c47De9D...In the event of an exact tie the film that comes first alphabetically will be considered the winner.
If there is no final data available by May 15, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, another credible resolution source will be chosen.
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0x69c47De9D...Project Hail Mary has surged to a commanding 98.7% implied probability as the highest domestically grossing March 2026 release by April 30, fueled by its record-shattering $80.5 million domestic opening weekend on March 20—Amazon MGM's biggest debut ever and the year's top performer—pushing its running total past $103 million in just over a week amid strong midweek holds and positive word-of-mouth. Pixar's Hoppers, with a solid $46 million start earlier in the month, has held steadily but slowed to second place with daily grosses around $1.3 million, while The Bride! bombed at $7.3 million. Trader consensus reflects Hail Mary's superior legs and momentum through April competition; an upset would require a dramatic drop-off for Gosling's sci-fi hit or unexpected Hoppers resurgence, though historical patterns favor the frontrunner's trajectory.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated

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