The valley between Mother’s Day and Memorial Day weekends should prove to be a solid one thanks to holdover prowess and another cinephile-driven horror release.
Our summer movie season outlook continues with updated May projections and an early peak at expectations for some of June’s first releases.
For the first time since Thanksgiving 2024, three films could eclipse $30 million each as theaters welcome the early summer variety of audience options.
With over half of schools around the country out for Good Friday and Easter Sunday, Universal and Illumination’s sequel is (again) perfectly timed.
Believe in the Hail Mary… to score an excellent first chase weekend at the box office with no competition and a week to go before SUPER MARIO GALAXY drops.
Amazon MGM’s most ambitious theatrical release yet could reap the rewards of crowd-pleasing buzz and an audience hunger for 2026’s first “must see on the big screen” tentpole.
As WUTHERING HEIGHTS continues to take shape as 2026’s first hit tentpole next week, PROJECT HAIL MARY is increasingly poised to deliver a key early spring box office breakout.
A new #1 film may actually come to fruition for the first time in over a month, but American football playoffs and a significant winter storm could hold back much of the domestic market.
The homestretch of 2025 is here. Can a slew of major studio releases for the holiday peak help push the year close to $9 billion domestically?
Scott Derrickson’s well-reviewed follow-up to 2022’s midsummer horror breakout looks to keep an underwhelming October box office afloat for at least one more week.
