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Travis Knight's stop-motion landed third, with a weekend estimate north of $11 million. Missing Link opened to $5.9 million in 2019. In the UK and Ireland it is booked into 655 cinemas, the widest Laika has played there.
Read article →Warner and DC's R-rated origin did an estimated $9.5 million on Friday, previews included, from 3,458 theaters. Deadline's weekend range is $23 to $25 million. The Holmes documentary is the other film in the building, tracked near $19 million.
Read article →Warner and DC's R-rated origin story, budget about $44 million, is tracking $20 to $30 million. Rotten Tomatoes is 76 percent fresh. Metacritic is 59. The Holmes documentary is the movie trying to steal the adult tickets.
Read article →Brian Duffield's survival film, with Austin Abrams as the swimmer, did $8 million domestically and about $17.5 million worldwide. Tracking had been nearer $11 million. CinemaScore is a B. The audience went to Street Fighter and the Holmes documentary instead.
Read article →A24's You Can See Everything, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, opened at $15 million from 855 theaters. Deadline counts more than 2,000 sellouts and calls the Letterboxd score the highest the site has recorded.
Read article →Paramount's game movie took the weekend at about $51 million worldwide, with a B- CinemaScore. Mortal Kombat 2 opened higher. The 1994 Van Damme film needed its whole run to reach what this one did in three days at home.
Read article →Ken Russell's The Devils, rated NC-17, opened on 350 screens via Warner's Clockwork label and beat the third weekend of Tom Cruise's Digger. Deadline says the biggest ad was one board.
Read article →After Monday's Los Angeles premiere, social posts called the new film Bloodsport on steroids and a better heir to 1995's Mortal Kombat. Others said it falls flat. It opens Friday.
Read article →A $40.6 million China opening pushed the weekend to $62.7 million and the worldwide total past $320 million, ahead of The Final Chapter. The film is back at global No. 1.
Read article →Blumhouse's Jessica Chastain horror opened at No. 1 with a 19% Rotten Tomatoes score and a D+ CinemaScore. Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning managed $5.5 million. Digger is still sinking.
Read article →Colleen Hoover adaptation Verity opened ~$62.6M worldwide / $32.6M NA. Cruise's Iñárritu satire Digger managed ~$8M domestic and $20M world - one of his worst debuts. Resident Evil still holding.
Read article →Encore re-release pushed Endgame to $2.9255B worldwide on Oct 4 - $1.8M past Avatar. Russos celebrated. Doomsday hits Dec 18 with $50M in advance tickets already.
Read article →A24's Primetime: Pattinson as To Catch a Predator host. $19.2M opening, third-best A24 debut ever. Cheap, weird, Gen Z bait. Brad Pitt's $82M wilderness movie barely beat it.
Read article →Encore re-release: $26M weekend, unseats Resident Evil. Infinity Vision tickets ~52% of the haul. Spidey adds $4.1M to ~$950.7M domestic. Dead heroes still print money.
Read article →After a $60M / $108M open, reviews landed: horror, jokes, and gore in the right ratio. You do not need to have played the games. Cregger's next is an original. The franchise finally has a template.
Read article →Cregger's reboot: $60M domestic, $108.3M worldwide. Crushed the old $26M Afterlife record. Beat Weapons' global open. Spidey third with $6.5M, now ~$944M domestic.
Read article →Sony's RE reboot opens Sep 18 weekend after glowing word-of-mouth. Cregger of Barbarian and Weapons. Tracking $40-50M. Raccoon City is suddenly a destination again.
Read article →Brand New Day hit ~$936.8M domestic on day 47, passing Force Awakens' $936.66M. Biggest opening ever. Six weeks at No. 1. ~$2.45B worldwide. Peter Parker owns the chart.
Read article →Bullock and Kidman opened at No. 1 with $30M domestic / $46M global - below hopes, but enough to snap Spidey's six-week streak. Spidey still $1.4M from Force Awakens.
Read article →Brand New Day sits ~$927M domestic, under $10M from Force Awakens' $936M record. This weekend it should break history - even as Practical Magic 2 takes the weekly crown. Peak irony.
Read article →Brand New Day made ~$18M over the weekend, $23M with Labor Day. Six weeks at No. 1. $2.4B worldwide. ~$13M from domestic all-time crown. Best summer since COVID.
Read article →Warner Bros killed Coyote vs Acme in 2023. Ketchup bought it for ~$50M. Aug 31 opening: ~$15.5M domestic. John Cena, Lana Condor. Meep meep, finally.
Read article →Insidious: Out of the Further opens today - Blumhouse/Atomic Monster spinoff. Tracking ~$23-27M at ~3300 theaters. RT ~60%. Spidey still expected #1 with ~$35-40M 4th weekend.
Read article →Jason Statham Mutiny (~$40M, Lionsgate) accidentally appeared full-length on Amazon Prime days before Aug 21 theatrical release. Pulled fast. Soft high-single-digit tracking.
Read article →Brand New Day hits ~$804M domestic in 19 days - fastest ever to $800M (Force Awakens was 23). 4th all-time NA past Avatar. Hunting No Way Home for top Spidey domestic.
Read article →Spider-Man: Brand New Day hits $2B+ WW in ~17 days - 2nd fastest after Endgame. First solo superhero to $2B. ~$786M domestic / $1.23B+ intl. Past No Way Home.
Read article →The End of Oak Street opened to ~$21M domestic (#3), beat PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie, ~$47M WW. Spidey still #1 with $71M third weekend. Hathaway, McGregor, Bad Robot.
Read article →Spider-Man: Brand New Day crossed ~$700M domestic - 4th MCU film to do so. Third weekend $57-75M still No.1. Worldwide racing toward $2B; could pass Top Gun Maverick into all-time domestic top 5.
Read article →Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey opens China today on 20,000+ screens including ~90% of ~800 IMAX sites. Previews+presales ~$13.5M; weekend outlook $40-50M could be Nolan's biggest China debut.
Read article →Warner Bros and Bad Robot's The End of Oak Street opens wide today - David Robert Mitchell, Anne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor, dinosaurs in the suburbs. Thursday ~$2M+, outlook $18-23M domestic.
Read article →Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey hits $1.1B worldwide - his highest-grossing film, passing The Dark Knight Rises. IMAX take: $289M, beating Avatar. China opens Aug 14.
Read article →Domestic summer box office crossed $4B on Aug 11 - only the second time since COVID after Barbenheimer 2023. Spidey, Toy Story 5, and Nolan Odyssey lead a path toward the strongest summer since 2019.
Read article →Studio estimates: $355M North America, $572M overseas, $927M worldwide debut. Only Endgame still sits higher. Opening day alone hit a record $168M.
Read article →Christopher Nolan, Matt Damon and Tom Holland premiere The Odyssey in Mumbai on July 10-11, 2026 - the first public screening anywhere. Global release July 17.
Read article →Disney's live-action Moana hits theaters July 10, 2026. Dwayne Johnson as Maui, Catherine Laga'aia as Moana. $4.5M Thursday previews, tracking $60-65M opening. Box office test.
Read article →Woody vs a tablet named Lilypad. $160M opening, $72M second weekend. Bonnie's toys are fighting for playtime and winning the box office.
Read article →Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt return. The sequel nobody asked for became the comedy event of the summer.
Read article →The 79-year-old director is back in theaters with UFOs. Meanwhile indie horror from Curry Barker - $286M worldwide. Two movies - one weekend.
Read article →Made on a shoestring, marketed on memes, now the #1 movie in 38 countries.
Read article →Summer blockbusters 2026 - Avengers, Toy Story 5, Spider-Man and more. Dates, trailers and what to watch in theaters.
Read article →Theaters are re-releasing classics, Gen Z discovered VHS aesthetics, and nostalgia is big business.
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