Dunkirk

Saturday Update: The Dark Tower pulled an opening day gross of $7.725 million (including Thursday night), taking first place for the day as Stephen King fans came out in support of the awaited adaptation. The modestly budgeted sci-fi/fantasy film was notably behind...

Saturday Update: Sony’s The Emoji Movie bowed to $10.05 million on opening day yesterday, including Thursday night grosses. That’s comparable to The Angry Birds Movie‘s $10.83 million first day, although that film opened in late May 2016 when many schools were still in session....

Sunday Update: Warner Bros.’ Dunkirk, took first place at the global box office with $105.9 million, on the strength of $55.4 million overseas. Playing in 44 territories, it took first place in all the major markets, led by $12.2 million in the...

Our early look at September’s release slate continues this week with two new additions to the Long Range Forecast: It (Warner Bros. / New Line) PROS: Legions of Stephen King fans have awaited a modern take on the property, one...

This week’s edition of the Long Range Forecast takes a first look at September, which is currently slated to see two new wide releases in Leap! and Renegades. PROS: Leap! (The Weinstein Company) is positioned to offer families an animated option over Labor Day...

The final weekend of August — and penultimate frame of Summer 2017 — is currently slated to see five wide releases hit the market. Our initial analysis and forecast: PROS: All Saints (Sony/Columbia) marks the latest faith-based film to aim for...

Wonder Woman took home the Best of Show top prize at Tuesday’s annual Golden Trailer Awards. The Warner Bros. superhero film’s successful marketing campaign — led by its trailers — helped launch the title to an impressive $103 million opening weekend,...

Three new releases are currently scheduled for July 21, but one in particular is the focus of this week’s Long Range Forecast: Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk. The auteur filmmaker’s ninth feature film marks his return to the summer slate after the holiday season...

Note: The original version of this story appeared in the April 2017 issue of Boxoffice Magazine. CinemaCon 2017 is in the books, and as tradition would have it, attendees are officially resetting the countdown clock until the marquee confab’s return to...