Top trending movies on IMDb: August 23, 2026

Spider-Man: Brand New Day remains #1 on IMDb MOVIEmeter on August 23. The top 10 titles and order match August 21 exactly, including The Odyssey at #2 and Tangled (2028) at #10. Deadline's weekend wrap still had Brand New Day near $39 million in its fourth frame, with Insidious: Out of the Further opening behind it. The feed timestamp is August 23, so this is a live pull of a still board. The fourth weekend print is dated August 23, two days after the August 21 snapshot that already had the same ten titles.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026)
Holds #1 after the July 31, 2026 release. Deadline put the fourth weekend near $39 million as of Sunday. Same rank as August 21.
The Odyssey (2026)
Christopher Nolan's epic holds #2, unchanged. No new August 23 booking story was found.
The End of Oak Street (2026)
Holds #3, unchanged. No new August 23 trailer was found.
The Last House (2026)
Holds #4, unchanged.
Avengers: Doomsday (2026)
Holds #5. YouTube still has trailer-breakdown rows, but the IMDb rank did not move versus August 21.
Obsession (2025)
Holds #6, unchanged.
The Invite (2026)
Holds #7, unchanged.
Untitled Marvel X-Men Film (2028)
Holds #8, unchanged.
Don't Say Good Luck (2026)
Holds #9, unchanged.
Tangled (2028)
Holds #10, unchanged.

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What changed on IMDb since yesterday

No August 22 IMDb daily ran. Versus August 21: new none, drop-offs none, movers none. The published cut is identical.

What today's IMDb trends reveal

A frozen MOVIEmeter top 10 still matters next to a moving box office. Brand New Day at #1 matches its $39 million fourth weekend, while Insidious: Out of the Further opened to about $25.3 million on August 21 and does not appear in this IMDb cut at all. The Odyssey at #2 through Tangled (2028) at #10 are the same nine titles as Friday, including two 2028 dated rows at #8 and #10 and one 2025 title, Obsession, at #6.

That split says MOVIEmeter here is tracking established theatrical and Marvel inventory, not Sunday's horror opening. YouTube's Doomsday stack is louder than IMDb's unchanged #5. Avengers: Doomsday at #5 has sat in that slot on both August 21 and August 23 even as new breakdown videos hit YouTube Trending. See the IMDb MOVIEmeter API.

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This list is the August 23 get_top_trends snapshot for type IMDb MOVIEmeter with limit 10. Teams that watch ranks as they move, not after a recap, can call the same feed as new rows arrive. The generating call:

{
  "type": "IMDb MOVIEmeter",
  "limit": 10
}

See the IMDb MOVIEmeter API page for source notes.