Wild Horse Nine, a 2026 United Kingdom title, now has a box-office tracking page on The Numbers. The listing lays out the standard fields: movie details, daily box office performance, top international territories, territory-level summaries, and production and technical credits.
The synopsis places the film shortly before the 1973 Chilean coup. CIA agents Chris and Lee are dispatched from Santiago to Easter Island by bureau chief MJ. Among the island’s iconic statues, the partners wrestle with dark pasts and present conspiracies while Chris’s bond with two rebellious students threatens to send the operation sideways.
What the public page does not show
For now, the page is a tracking shell rather than a performance report. The public view carries no daily grosses, no cumes and no territory totals. The Numbers notes that full financial estimates — domestic and international box office, video sales, video rentals, TV and ancillary revenue — are available through its research service.
- Media planners should treat this as an early alert, not a result.
- Entertainment marketers can monitor the page for first territory splits when they appear.
- Do not benchmark against this title until actual grosses are published.
Why it matters
For ScreenStat readers, the distinction matters: an early listing in a financial database signals that a title is entering the monitoring pipeline, not that it has reported box office. The absence of public figures is itself a data point for teams planning around release windows.
The public page does not name cast or above-the-line credits in the view we reviewed, and the film’s financial curve is not yet visible. This is one to file under watch, not under performance.
Source: The Numbers
