The Invite search interest sits at 76 after a July peak

Google Search interest for the invite printed 76 the week of August 22 2026, 24% below the July 18 peak, while IMDb MOVIEmeter still ranked the A24 comedy at 8.

Data through August 24, 2026Source google search
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Latest index

76

2026-08-22

30 days

-3%

90 days

+300%

Peak

100

2026-07-18

Tracked since

2021-08-28

The Invite

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The Invite is Olivia Wilde's A24 remake of a 2020 Spanish dinner-party comedy, and search interest has left its July high while the title sits on IMDb's board. Google Search interest for the keyword the invite printed 76 for the week of August 22 2026, down from 93 on August 15, 59 on August 8, 73 on August 1, and 79 on July 25. Trends MCP records a series-derived -3.8% 30-day change from 79 and a +300.0% 90-day rise from 19 on May 23. get_growth returns -18.28% over 7 days (93 to 76) and -3.8% over 30 days (79 to 76), matching the weekly endpoint. Wikipedia dates the Sundance premiere to January 24 2026, the United States limited opening to June 26, and the wide expansion to July 10. IMDb MOVIEmeter ranked The Invite (2026) at 8 on August 24 2026. Data pulled August 24 2026 from source google search.

The Invite search interest right now

Google Search interest for the invite sits at 76 for the week of August 22 2026, 24 points under the July 18 peak of 100, on a 261-week series that spent years in single digits before the 2026 theatrical window.

MetricValue
Latest value (week of August 22 2026)76
30-day change-3.8% (79 on July 25 2026 to 76)
90-day change+300.0% (19 on May 23 2026 to 76)
Peak value and date100 on July 18 2026
First seen dateAugust 28 2021 (value 6)

get_growth on the same keyword prints -18.28% from 93 on August 15 2026 to 76 on August 22. IMDb MOVIEmeter ranks The Invite (2026) at 8, between The Last House at 7 and Don't Say Good Luck at 9. The August 24 2026 Google Trends board does not list the title. Mutiny, another August theatrical neighbor, sits at 80 on the same Google Search pull.

About the invite

The Invite is a 107-minute American sex comedy-drama, directed by Olivia Wilde from a screenplay by Will McCormack and Rashida Jones. Wikipedia identifies it as an English-language remake of Cesc Gay's 2020 Spanish film The People Upstairs. Seth Rogen and Wilde play Joe and Angela, a San Francisco couple who host upstairs neighbors Piña and Hawk, played by Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton. Annapurna Pictures, FilmNation Entertainment, and Permut Presentations produced; A24 distributed in the United States. Wikipedia dates the Sundance premiere at the Eccles Theater to January 24 2026, a United States limited release to June 26, a wide release to July 10, and UK release to July 3. The infobox worldwide gross is $48.9 million. The box-office section, dated as of August 21 2026, lists $25.3 million domestic and $23.4 million overseas. Rotten Tomatoes is 97% from 273 reviews with an 8.1 average. Metacritic is 82 from 47 critics. Wikipedia says the film was shot in 23 days on 35 mm and is dedicated to Diane Keaton.

What the time series shows

The stored weekly series opens at 6 on August 28 2021 and stays in the 6-11 band for years. A first noticeable lift hits 31 on October 11 2025, then the 2026 theatrical climb: 28 on June 20, 34 on June 27, 52 on July 4, 80 on July 11, 100 on July 18, 79 on July 25, 73 on August 1, 59 on August 8, 93 on August 15, and 76 on August 22. Derived labels from this series: growth peaked, speed stationary, seasonality low, volatility low. The latest 76 is 24% below the July 18 peak, and that peak sits inside the last 90 days, which is why growth reads peaked rather than exploding. The 30-day percent change is -3.8%, inside the 10% band for stationary speed. Week-over-week percent-change standard deviation over the last 52 prints is about 21, under the 25 cutoff for low volatility. The 90-day change of +300.0% from 19 does not clear the +500% exploding bar.

Related topics

Same-day IMDb MOVIEmeter neighbors from the August 24 2026 board, with get_growth prints pulled the same morning from google search, show other August theatrical titles still drawing queries beside The Invite. The 30-day and 7-day windows below use those API prints.

Frequently asked questions

Why is The Invite still on IMDb MOVIEmeter in August 2026?

The A24 sex comedy-drama is still in the post-theatrical window after a June 26 limited release and a July 10 wide expansion. IMDb MOVIEmeter ranked The Invite (2026) at 8 on August 24 2026. Trends MCP Google Search data pulled the same day shows the invite at 76 for the week of August 22, down from 93 on August 15 and from a 100 peak on July 18. Wikipedia dates digital VOD to August 11 2026.

What is The Invite about?

Wikipedia describes a 107-minute American remake of Cesc Gay's 2020 Spanish film The People Upstairs. Olivia Wilde directed from a screenplay by Will McCormack and Rashida Jones. Seth Rogen and Wilde play a San Francisco couple who invite upstairs neighbors played by Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton to dinner. A24 distributed in the United States.

Is search interest for The Invite still rising?

No on the latest weekly print. The stored series peaked at 100 on July 18 2026. August 22 2026 is 76, which is 24% below that peak and inside the 90-day window, so the growth label is peaked. get_growth prints -18.28% over 7 days (93 to 76) and -3.8% over 30 days (79 to 76). The 90-day change remains +300.0% from 19 on May 23.

How did critics review The Invite?

Wikipedia, retrieved August 24 2026, lists Rotten Tomatoes at 97% from 273 reviews with an 8.1 out of 10 average, and Metacritic at 82 from 47 critics. The infobox worldwide gross is $48.9 million. The box-office section dated as of August 21 2026 lists $25.3 million in the United States and Canada and $23.4 million overseas.