Is F1: The Movie just what the movie industry and moviegoers need after a mostly underperforming June?
Next week’s marquee release is shaping up to reach sleeper hit status, while August’s slate is beginning to show some potential upside in the waning weeks of summer.
Universal’s live-action remake will likely claim the top spot again as Sony counter-programs, but Disney and Pixar run into unfortunate timing with their latest well-reviewed original animation.
After a complicated ticket on-sale start, our updated models for DC Studios’ flagship film consider a slightly lower floor of box office potential while still leaning on its more bullish potential.
Universal and DreamWorks’ first venture into live-action remakes of beloved animated properties looks to set a new franchise-record on opening weekend, while A24’s star-billed rom-com counters with young adult appeal.
The 36th MCU entry is promising a pivotal, family-centric reboot of a decades-long, fan-favorite ensemble. Meanwhile, late June openers continue to show significant box office promise.
Disney’s blockbuster remake looks safe in first place for one more weekend as Lionsgate’s JOHN WICK spin-off hopes to validate broader franchise hopes with Ana de Armas in the lead.
Where SUPERMAN lands will depend as much on the crowd-friendly quotient of the film itself as well as how willing audiences are to embrace Gunn’s vision of optimism personified by the Man of Steel.
Stitch and Tom Cruise will anchor another box office weekend fresh off the historic Memorial Day frame, but Sony’s legacy IP revival will miss once bullish forecasts.
Diminished returns are probably inevitable for the seventh JURASSIC installment after mixed reception toward the 2018 and 2022 sequels, but a new star and calendar timing could still help it rival Fourth of July holiday records.
