Inside Out 2 continues to dominate the local box office after taking almost $6 million in its fourth weekend.
The Pixar animation has now grossed $37.5 million in Australia and $US1.22 billion around the world, passing Minions in the process to become the fifth highest-grossing animated film in history.
Despicable Me 4 held second spot after taking $5.84 million in its third weekend. It has now grossed an impressive $24.2 million. Horror film A Quiet Place: Day One held third place with $2.5 million while crime-drama The Bikeriders, starring Austin Butler, opened with $933,838 across 312 screens.
Meanwhile, Australian documentary Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line opened with $194,862 across 207 screens.
The film tells the story of the legendary activist ’80s band but hasn’t found the mass audience that the last local documentary about an 80s music icon, John Farnham: Finding the Voice, did in 2023.
Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line, which also opened the Sydney Film Festival, grossed $358,238 in total across 207 screens. John Farnham: Finding the Voice grossed $818,888 or $1.13 million including previews across 287 screens in 2023.
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga added another $73,271 in its seventh weekend. It has underperformed expectations but its $10.1 million box office haul makes it the biggest Australian film of the year.
Australian comedy-drama The Way, My Way added $30,263 to bring its tally to $1.68 million while Australian-New Zealand co-production The Convert added $29,601 in its third weekend. Its tally now stands at $359,178.
The Convert, starring Guy Pearce, is the third collaboration between director Lee Tamahori and producer Robin Scholes following Once Were Warriors and Māhana.
Australian box office data is sourced via Numero.
Australian films box office performance (2024)
| Film | Budget (est) | Distributor | Opening w/e | Weeks | Box office |
| Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga | $400m est. | Warner Bros. | $3.33m | 7 | $10.13m |
| Force of Nature: The Dry 2 | Roadshow | $1.6m | 13 | $7.31m | |
| The Way, My Way | – | Maslow Entertainment | $218,163 | 8 | $1.68m |
| Late Night With The Devil | – | Maslow Entertainment | $242,000 | 10 | $912,000 |
| The Road to Patagonia | Madman | 18 | $391,000 | ||
| Combat Wombat: Back 2 Back | Maslow Entertainment | $88,000 | 9 | $365,278 | |
| The Convert | Kismet Movies | $126,595 | 3 | $359,178 | |
| Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line | Roadshow | $194,862 | 1 | $358,238 | |
| The Trust Fall: Julian Assange | Journeyman Pictures/Films For Change | $1300 | 21 | $336,000 | |
| Before Dawn | $10m | Umbrella | $99,971 | 9 | $264,000 |
| Just a Farmer | $1.9m | VAM Paddock Productions | $40,070 | 9 | $143,000 |
| The Rooster | Bonsai Films | $24,480 | 15 | $72,000 | |
| The Emu War | – | Umbrella Entertainment | – | 17 | $13,298 |
| TOTAL | $19.92m |
Films shot in Australia box office performance (2024)
| Film | Budget (est) | Distributor | Opening w/e | Weeks | Box office |
| Anyone But You* | $US25m | Sony | $2.87m | 15 | $22.64m |
| Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire | $US135-$US150m | Warner Bros. | $5.6m | 12 | $18.86m |
| The Fall Guy | $US125m | Universal | $3.7m | 10 | $14.23m |
| Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes | $US160m | Disney | $3.78m | 8 | $12.26m |
| TOTAL | $67.82m |