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A lack of new wide openers meant little change in the top films at the domestic box office this weekend, with Godzilla vs. Kong once again taking the crown ahead of the release of Warner Bros.’ highly-anticipated Mortal Kombat reboot...

Coming off the best opening weekend and best sophomore frame of any film released domestically during the pandemic so far, Warner Bros. and Legendary's Godzilla vs. Kong is poised to easily repeat atop the box office for a third time.

After injecting new life into the domestic box office last weekend with a pandemic-era record $31.6 million three-day and $48.1 million five-day, Warner Bros.’ Godzilla vs. Kong easily battled to the top of the heap once again with an estimated...

After a pandemic record bow, attention now turns to watching how well Godzilla vs. Kong holds up in its second weekend as the heart of spring approaches.

Warner Bros. and Legendary's Godzilla vs. Kong promises to become the biggest box office opener of the pandemic era so far. The studio will open in 2,409 North American theaters on Wednesday, followed by an expansion to 3,064 on Friday.

With the rollout of vaccines continuing at a robust pace across the U.S. and more and more theaters opening their doors to the public, this weekend was one of the most robust of the pandemic to date. But perhaps the...

The two biggest box office markets in the world are generating early Friday estimates from multiple Hollywood studios for the first time in quite awhile as Warner Bros.' Godzilla vs. Kong hits China this weekend and Universal's Nobody rolls out...

After proving to be one of the most consistent suppliers of new movies to exhibition during the pandemic, Universal Pictures is back this weekend with the oft-shuffled Nobody.

It's been another busy week for the film industry. Two major announcements with a wide range of implications are still being absorbed by anyone and everyone with an interest in this sector of the entertainment ecosphere.

As we say goodbye to the first month of a new year and eagerly await the next -- if only to get one step closer toward recovery amid the pandemic -- there's good news and bad news.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the world and vaccine distributions remain nascent, Hollywood studios have delivered another round of major release delays this week.

Universal, along with Warner Bros. and Disney, is among the major studios who have distributed the most films theatrically during the Covid-19 pandemic—a position it’s likely to maintain moving into 2021 and 2022.  That’s thanks to Universal’s unprecedented deals for...