As football hits full stride, Warner Bros.’ timely female-aimed nostalgia sequel will be the pic to finally dethrone BRAND NEW DAY from the top spot.
After a September that may struggle to match 2025’s levels, October presents several early candidates which could help Q4 begin in a positive way and resume 2026’s overall excellent momentum.
Year-over-year comps are skewed with an extra week of summer in play this year, but Labor Day will bring the usual variety of strong holdovers and low-key openers.
Early fall forecasts continue to evolve coming off a hot summer market.
The dog days of summer box office are truly upon us. Even with a light release slate, though, holdover strength will again carry positive year-over-year comparisons.
Riding the wave of hype behind Robert Downey Jr. and company’s MCU return in December, what can we initially expect from Disney and Marvel’s re-release? Spoiler: It’s very hard to say.
As Sony and Blumhouse’s veteran horror franchise returns, the Marvel blockbuster and Christopher Nolan’s epic continue chasing historic milestones.
Hot off WEAPONS’ runaway success, the mind of Zach Cregger will meet the world of mature video game translations for the big screen in time for spooky season.
For many, the Halloween corridor begins after Labor Day. Warner Bros. is teeing up their next seasonal sequel to legacy IP in hopes of a timely theatrical run.
Peter Parker and friends are chasing Star Wars and Avengers: Endgame with a giant sophomore frame on deck, while Nolan’s own ascent up the all-time box office charts continues.
