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.
Marvel and Spidey are chasing their own records while Nolan’s epic remains a force as the weekend ahead may rival “Barbenheimer”‘s moviegoing attendance three years ago.
Midsummer box office remains in a strong place despite a couple of recent underperformances, while THE ODYSSEY and SPIDER-MAN now lurk in the shadows of a top-heavy July and August.
In a time when superheroes don’t command audience attention by default anymore, Peter Parker is ready to put the suit back on and remind the world why everyone loves Spidey.
Early trends and thoughts on one of the most anticipated and prolific cinematic releases of the year. Plus, the latest outlook on TOY STORY 5, SUPERGIRL, and other summer tentpoles.
Will Spielberg’s return to original summer movies, combined with Emily Blunt’s star power, help revive the rare-these-days sci-fi thriller blockbuster?
After years of speculation and expected controversy, Lionsgate and Antoine Fuqua’s MICHAEL could ignite pre-summer box office as an eagerly anticipated biopic.
It’s a scary Halloween frame for theaters as studios have avoided new major releases, positioning the frame as potentially the first since March without a film earning more than $10 million.
Anime goes as mainstream as it’s ever gone in the domestic market this weekend thanks to DEMON SLAYER, while DOWNTON ABBEY and THE LONG WALK aim to counter-program with varying degrees of results.
Sony and Crunchyroll are building to possible anime records for INFINITY CASTLE in North America, while the CONJURING “finale” and others aim to anchor early fall box office.
