How is the Marvel summer kick-off faring heading into its final tracking week? Will KARATE KID unite generations of fans? Can BALLERINA bring out the JOHN WICK faithful?
Tom Cruise, Disney’s first major 2000s era nostalgia event, and another smartly timed Angel Studios release could combine to rival some of the great Memorial Day box office hauls.
After an historically slow first quarter, April is pacing ahead of last year at the same time and setting the table for summer with a variety of spring releases.
Marvel returns to the summer kick-off spot with their next ensemble-driven chapter. Will THUNDERBOLTS* mark a step toward audience sentiment rebound before FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS bows in July?
SNOW WHITE may sing top tune again, but THE CHOSEN: LAST SUPPER – PART 1 is this weekend’s underdog and A WORKING MAN could bring out the dad crowd.
Can a pre-MCU summer kick-off weekend defy historical trends and deliver a crop of solid mid-range box office openers on a typically slow frame?
Disney’s latest remake will (probably) help the domestic box office avoid a fourth consecutive weekend under $60 million, but the wait for move-the-needle theatrical performers will linger.
February will end on a quiet note as Focus Features’ Woody Harrelson-led survival thriller marks the only major wide release on Oscar weekend.
Q1’s final weekend is set to offer a handful of options for prospective moviegoers, but which ones will stand out?
Writer/director Osgood Perkins looks to deliver NEON’s 2nd best opening weekend after breaking the record himself with Longlegs last summer
