Box Office Wrap Up: Limited Results.
The plethora of limited release films last weekend failed to move the needle for the box office. This weekend we saw yet another case of backsliding as the box office [more]
Box office wrap up
Box Office Wrap Up: Voyagers Fails to Launch.
Lionsgate’s sci fi flick couldn’t get off the launch pad as Godzilla and Kong continue strong. The recent upward trend in the box office ran out of steam this weekend [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: Nobody Wins.
Seriously. Nobody won. I mean Nobody was in first place. You get it, right? In a surprise to Nobody (this won’t get old, I promise) the only wide release film [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: Crood Awakening?
The Croods 2 climbed the ranks one more time to take first place over the President’s day weekend. Well. You don’t see that every day. The Croods – A New [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: Little Things Bowled Over.
The big game kept folks at home, creating a slow weekend at the box. It doesn’t come as much of a surprise that folks mostly stayed in this weekend. The [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: The Little Things Catches #1.
Denzel Washington led the box office rally with The Little Things. It wasn’t hard to predict the top film this weekend, but there were some surprises in the rest of [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: Marksman Double Taps.
The box office stayed largely flat with The Marksman retaining top honors. The holding pattern continues. No new wide releases meant that nearly nothing changed. Despite this lack of new [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: WW’84 Leaps to First Place.
The box office showed a flash of life with four new movies cracking the top ten. Wonder Woman narrowly missed setting the pandemic record for biggest haul. She had some [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: Freaky Box Office.
The box office held steady on the strength of one new wide release and several holiday classics. Vince Vaughn had a Freaky Friday (and Saturday, and Sunday) as his dark [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: Let Him Go to First Place.
The box office continues to yo-yo as a new wide release bolsters ticket sales. Diane Lane and Kevin Costner might not be the stars you’d pick to top the box [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: Semblance of Normalcy.
Without any re-releases, the box office numbers make a little bit more sense. The July 4th weekend saw theaters dump a raft of classic films into theaters, causing the numbers [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: Course Correction.
Crazy numbers are just another side effect of the weirdness hitting theaters. Last week we reported that only a trio of films posted any numbers to Box Office Mojo, showing [more]