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Paramount’s adventure comedy The Lost City debuted on top this weekend with an estimated $31 million, exceeding the openings of several other similar comedies from the past few years, including several pre-pandemic titles from 2017-19: +3% above Men in Black: International...

Warner Bros.’ The Batman fell -45% in its third frame, yet still easily led the box office with $36.8M, as a new anime title surpassed all expectations in the runner-up slot. Batman comparisons The Batman experienced a better second weekend...

Warner Bros.’ gritty reboot The Batman fell -51% in its sophomore frame, still easily claiming first place with $66.0M given the lack of new wide releases. Directed by Matt Reeves and starring Robert Pattinson as the title character, the film...

Warner Bros. latest iteration of one of its iconic superhero franchises, Matt Reeves’ The Batman, starring Robert Pattinson as the title character, took $128.5M in its domestic theatrical debut this weekend. The film added $120 million from 74 overseas markets, taking...

Over a weekend with no new wide releases, Spider-Man: No Way Home easily retained the No. 1 spot at the North American box office with an estimated $11M, down just 21% from last weekend. The domestic total for the Marvel...

The industry's long trudge through January reaches its final hurdle this weekend as no major releases will hit theaters, leaving the door wide open for Spider-Man: No Way Home set yet another record.

It was a neck-and-neck race for the top spot at the box office this weekend, with two holdovers – last weekend’s No. 1 film Scream and the six-week-old Spider-Man: No Way Home – vying for bragging rights over a slow...

Despite hitting theaters amid the continued Omicron explosion in North America (which resulted in a total shutdown of cinemas in Ontario and Quebec), Scream powered its way into the box office record books this weekend with an estimated $30.6M over...

With Omicron cases continuing to surge across the U.S. and the lucrative holiday moviegoing window now complete, the North American box office took a sharp downward turn in the first non-holiday weekend of the new year – though holdovers Spider-Man:...

Now that the calendar has turned, exhibitors are preparing to endure a challenging start to 2022 even as Spider-Man: No Way Home remains a force.

Spider-Man: No Way Home cracked the top ten highest-grossing titles of all-time at the domestic box office this weekend. The superhero sequel finished the weekend with $52.7 million from 4,206 locations to hit a total of $609.8 million in North...

The movie industry will say goodbye to 2021 and welcome 2022 with Sony and Marvel Studios' Spider-Man: No Way Home ringing in the new year atop the box office for a third straight weekend as holdovers set the pace the...