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.
One major studio release and two re-issues are on track for modest showings in what should be a relative calm-before-the-holiday-storm weekend.
Universal and Disney may be in for a weekend-long battle to determine who comes out on top of the box office to begin 2025’s final month.
It’ll be impossible to match last year’s record Thanksgiving corridor, but theaters and movie fans still have plenty to be thankful for on this long holiday weekend.
The end of 2025 remains strong thanks to a healthy crop of films on a diverse release slate, but will two fan franchises rebound from current pre-release trends?
