How a 74-minute collection of online cat videos beat an Anthony Bourdain biopic and Meghan and Harry’s cookie doc
ET "CatVideoFest" is a 74-minute compilation of internet cat videos. YouTube/ Oscilloscope Laboratories While Spider-Man and Odysseus ruled movie theaters over the weekend, one surprise film that snuck in at No. 4 “CatVideoFest 2026” drew more than $500,000 at the box office.
- ▪ET "CatVideoFest" is a 74-minute compilation of internet cat videos.
- ▪YouTube/ Oscilloscope Laboratories While Spider-Man and Odysseus ruled movie theaters over the weekend, one surprise film that snuck in at No.
- ▪4 “CatVideoFest 2026” drew more than $500,000 at the box office.
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Page Six Hollywood How a 74-minute collection of online cat videos beat an Anthony Bourdain biopic and Meghan and Harry’s cookie doc Published Aug. 11, 2026, 9:45 a.m. ET "CatVideoFest" is a 74-minute compilation of internet cat videos. YouTube/ Oscilloscope Laboratories While Spider-Man and Odysseus ruled movie theaters over the weekend, one surprise film that snuck in at No. 10 at the box office was “CatVideoFest 2026.” The 74-minute collection of online cat clips even outperformed A24’s new Anthony Bourdain biopic, “Tony,” (which, to be fair, only opened on six screens) and a Meghan Markle and Prince Harry-produced Girl Scouts documentary, “Cookie Queens” in theaters. 4 “CatVideoFest 2026” drew more than $500,000 at the box office.
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