The rest of the top five for the weekend is full of the last couple of weeks of disappointing films, all just filling screens in theaters desperate to get people in the door.
The weekend box office top five for March 21:
Snow White – $43 million
Black Bag – $4.4 million
Captain America: Brave New World – $4.1[...]
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Novocaine won the weekend box office with only $8.7 million, leading the lowest box office number of the year to date Combined, all films at the box office this weekend mustered $54.7 million Even with four other new releases besides Novocaine, interest was extremely low in everything Still, Jack Quaid can claim his first top[...]
Mickey 17 won the weekend box office, with $19.1 million in its opening frame Figuring in overseas, it starts worldwide with $53.3 million Nobody at Warner Bros is celebrating those numbers though, as that is much lower than needed to see the film turn a profit CinemaScore stands at a "B", so audiences are not[...]
Captain America: Brave New World dropped -68 % from its opening weekend but still made enough to take the top spot at the weekend box office for the second week in a row The Marvel Studios film took in $28.2 million, less than the studio probably hoped for That is one of the five steepest[...]
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The weekend box office top five for Valentine's Day weekend:
Captain America: Brave New World- $100 million
Paddington In Peru- $16 million
Dog Man- $12.5 million
Heart Eyes- $11.1 million
Ne Zha 2- $8.3 million
Next Week, Captain America should hold onto the number one spot The only major wide opening is NEON's Stephen King adaptation of The Monkey[...]
Dog Man easily won the weekend box office, as expected The family film took in $36 million, the biggest opening of the year so far, quadrupling the gross of the second-place film This adaptation was a long time coming, and anticipation was high Universal did a great job making sure that the people who were[...]
Even producer Jason Blum took a swing at it over the weekend, though he deleted the post.
The weekend box office top five for January 24:
Flight Risk- $12 million
Mufasa: The Lion King- $8.7 million
One Of Them Days- $8 million
Sonic The Hedgehog 3- $5.5 million
Moana 2- $4.3 million
Topher Grace as Winston in Flight Risk Photo Credit: Courtesy[...]
Mufasa: The Lion King returned the top spot at the long weekend box office This year, MLK weekend box office clocks in as the lowest in three years, as the total take for all films was a paltry $96.3 million The Disney prequel has quietly made over $600 million worldwide and recovered nicely from its[...]
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The weekend box office top five for January 9:
Den of Thieves 2: Pantera- $15.5 million
Mufasa: The Lion King- $13.2 million
Sonic The Hedgehog 3- $$11 million
Nosferatu- $6.8 million
Moana 2- $6.2 million
Next weekend, Blumhouse tries to recreate the magic they had in 2020, opening a big modern update to a famous Universal[...]
Mufasa: The Lion King led the first-weekend box office of 2025 as a quartet of holiday holdovers held strong atop the chart The live-action prequel from Disney scored $23.8 million domestically and stayed number one globally, nearing the $500 million mark It should reach that plateau this week After a slow start opening weekend a[...]
It will cross the $400 million mark itself this week.
The weekend box office top 6 for the Christmas holiday:
Mufasa: The Lion King- $63.7 million
Sonic The Hedgehog 3- $59.9 million
Nosferatu- $40.3 million
Wicked- $31.7 million
Moana 2- $28.3 million
A Complete Unknown- $23 million
Lily-Rose Depp stars as Ellen Hutter in director Robert Eggers' NOSFERATU, a Focus Features release Credit:[...]
The top five was finished out by Angel Studios film Homestead, taking in an opening weekend of $6 million.
The weekend box office top five for December 20th:
Sonic the Hedgehog 3- $62 million
Mufasa- $35 million
Wicked- $13.5 million
Moana 2- $13.1 million
Homestead- $6 million
Lily-Rose Depp stars as Ellen Hutter in director Robert Eggers' NOSFERATU, a Focus Features release.Credit:[...]
That is not the case for Kraven, as conflicting reports have this latest bomb ending their Spider-Man universe films that don't feature Spider-Man.
The weekend box office top five for December 13th:
Moana 2- $26 million
Wicked- $22.5 million
Kraven the Hunter- $11 million
Gladiator II- $7.8 million
LOTR: War of the Roirrim- $4.6 million
(L-R) Afia (voiced Anika Noni Rose), Young[...]
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The weekend box office top five for December 6th:
Moana 2- $52 million
Wicked- $34.8 million
Gladiator II- $12.4 million
Red One- $7 million
Pushpa 2: The Rule- $4.4 million
Aaron Taylor Johnson in Columbia Pictures and Marvel KRAVEN THE HUNTER Photo By: Jay Maidment © 2024 CTMG, Inc All Rights Reserved.
Next weekend, a challenger for the top three[...]
Imagine that.
The weekend box office top 5 for Thanksgiving:
Moana 2 – $221 million
Wicked – $117.5 million
Gladiator II – $ 44 million
Red One – $18.7 million
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever – $4.9 million
JOURNEY TO THE FAR SEAS — In Walt Disney Animation Studios' all-new feature film Moana 2, Moana (voice of Auli'i Cravalho) must journey to[...]
Wicked and Gladiator II came in a smidge under tracking, but both still propelled the weekend box office before the holiday this week to big heights In fact, the total box office of $204 million is the highest weekend before Thanksgiving in 11 years and the highest since Frozen 2 opened in 2019 Wicked takes[...]
Hopefully, it can eke out above the $150 million mark when its run is complete.
The weekend box office top five for November 15th:
Red One- $34 million
Venom: The Last Dance- $7.3 million
Best Christmas Pagent Ever- $5.4 million
Heretic- $5.1 million
The Wild Robot- $4.3 million
L to R: Cynthia Erivo (as Elphaba) and Ariana Grande (as Glinda) with Director[...]
Venom: The Last Dance lost quite a bit of its audience from the first two films but was still the clear number one at the weekend box office The Last Dance made $51 million, way down from Let There Be Carnage's opening of $90 million Fewer tickets sold as well, though part of that can[...]
That bodes well for its prospects as it opens wider, as it seems like the current frontrunner for awards season.
The weekend box office top five for October 18th:
Smile 2- $23 million
The Wild Robot- $10.1 million
Terrifier 3- $9.3 million
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice- $5 million
We Live In Time- $4.1 million
Venom in Columbia Pictures VENOM: THE LAST DANCE[...]
Oof.
The weekend box office top five for October 4th:
Joker: Folie à Deux- $37.8 million
The Wild Robot- $18.7 million
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice- $10.3 million
Transformers One- $5.3 million
Speak No Evil- $2.8 million
TERRIFIER 3 | Photo Credit: Jesse Korman; Courtesy of Dark Age Cinema
Next weekend, I didn't think this was possible, but Joker is probably not going to be number[...]
The Wild Robot rode a wave of fantastic reviews, word of mouth, and a cast of voices that audiences love to an overperformance of $35 million for its opening weekend and winning weekend box office With an "A" CinemaScore and big-time awards buzz, this one should hold up well and head into October and beyond[...]
Rounding out the top five was Deadpool & Wolverine with $3.9 million.
The weekend box office top five for September 20th:
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice- $26 million
Transformers One- $25 million
Speak No Evil- $5.9 million
Never Let Go- $4.5 million
Deadpool & Wolverine- $3.9 million
(from left) Fink (Pedro Pascal), Roz (Lupita N'yongo), and Brightbill (Kit Connor) in DreamWorks Animation's Wild Robot, directed[...]
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice easily came in at number one at the weekend box office for the second straight week The sequel added $51.6 million to its total, now sitting at $188 million domestically This was a perfect time to release this film, as it largely has the whole month to pad its numbers It should stay[...]
The studio now owns four of the top five openings all-time this month.
The weekend box office top five for September 8th:
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice- $110 million
Deadpool & Wolverine- $7.2 million
Reagan- $5.2 million
Alien: Romulus- $3.9 million
It Ends With Us- $3.7 million
Next week, Beetlejuice should win for the second weekend in a row Second place should go to Blumhouse's[...]
If I had to guess, it should be out of theaters in about two weeks and on digital services by mid-September before being wholly forgotten forever.
The weekend box office top five for August 23rd:
Deadpool & Wolverine- $18.3 million
Alien: Romulus- $16.2 million
It Ends With Us- $11.8 million
Blink Twice- $7.3 million
The Forge- $6.6 million
Next week is the[...]
Alien: Romulus took the top spot at the weekend box office, becoming the latest film this summer to outperform expectations The latest film in the franchise opened at $41.5 million domestically and worldwide, starting at $108 million in total That is the second-highest opening for the Alien franchise and has reinvigorated the fanbase, much like[...]
Rounding out the top five was Despicable Me 4 with $8 million.
The weekend box office top 5 for August 9th:
Deadpool & Wolverine- $54 million
It Ends With Us- $50 million
Twisters- $15 million
Borderlands- $8.8 million
Despicable Me 4- $8 million
Xenomorph in 20th Century Studios' ALIEN: ROMULUS Photo courtesy of 20th Century Studios © 2024 20th Century Studios All[...]
That film worldwide now has a massive $1.55 billion banked.
The weekend box office top 5 for August 2:
Deadpool & Wolverine- $97 million
Twisters- $22 million
Trap- $15 million
Despicable Me 4- $11.2 million
Inside Out 2- $6.7 million
Next week, one of my big bets at this summer's box office comes out, as Colleen Hoover's It Ends With Us, starring[...]
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Deadpool & Wolverine Domination
The Weekend Box Office Top 5 for July 26th:
Deadpool & Wolverine– $205 milliion
Twisters– $35 million
Despicable Me 4– $14.2 million
Inside Out 2– $8.3 million
Longlegs– $6.7 million
Next week, we begin August with Deadpool & Wolverine on top, as the only two openers will not[...]
Twisters came and ran a path of destruction through the weekend box office A sequel to the 1996 original, it sucked up an amazing $80.5 million to handily win the weekend I guess there were a lot of Twister fans who were excited after waiting 28 years for the sequel The "A-" CinemaScore bodes well[...]