Baby Yoda brings the Force back to theaters after more than 6 years as Disney’s first Lucasfilm era simultaneously comes to a close ahead of next year’s 50th anniversary for STAR WARS.
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.
Summer movie season arrives with MICHAEL pacing for the high end of expectations, PRADA 2 set to hit the runaway in high fashion, plus other May tentpole updates.
With the return of fan favorite characters and writer/director Kevin Williamson, Paramount’s sequel offers up the first horror tentpole event of 2026.
Can WUTHERING HEIGHTS echo some of the previous decade’s blockbuster romantic hits for Valentine’s? Will SCREAM 7 overcome external discourse and the absence of young stars?
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.
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 penultimate weekend before WICKED: FOR GOOD storms theaters could end up much closer between three films than anyone expected in recent weeks.
James Cameron’s AVATAR franchise will again lord over the pre-Christmas weekend, but can FIRE AND ASH duplicate the same level of domestic success as WAY OF WATER?
