Following a wild holiday weekend that threw multiple wrenches into projections, a slow release period returns as GOAT’s second frame hopes to fend off I CAN ONLY IMAGINE 2.
After a few slow weeks to start 2026, theaters can start depending less on holdovers and more on new movies flooding their screens this weekend.
Despite several openers and last week’s over-performers offering some holdover presence, this looks to be one of the lowest grossing Super Bowl weekends in nearly four decades.
Following a devastating winter storm, could Sam Raimi’s buzzy dark comedy-survival-thriller help moviegoers cure some cabin fever this weekend?
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.
This MLK frame will the deliver the box office’s first new #1 film since mid-December, while holdovers and a special Lord of the Rings event will serve as positive narratives.
2026’s post-holiday slate may lack major tentpoles in the near future, but (for now) the box office calendar is at least poised for a net-gain compared to the same window last year.
There is something for almost everyone in theaters this weekend. What will the box office hits (and possible misses) of Christmas 2025 be?
The peak holiday runway begins in earnest this weekend with a handful of new releases set for respectable debuts, and likely, even more respectable legs through Christmas and New Year’s.
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?
