Glass Repeats at Top; New Releases Struggle In a slow weekend (Jan. 25-27) for new releases at the North American box office, the previous weekend’s leader Glass stayed on top with an $18.88 million. Meanwhile, freshman entries The Kid Who Would Be King and Serenity opened soft, Read More

Glass Breaks into First Over MLK Weekend Debuting on a holiday weekend (Jan. 18-21) with no other major new releases in theaters, Glass had a pretty good three-day opening of $40.33 million and a four-day gross of $46.50 million, making it the third-highest opener in MLK weekend Read More

Upside Leads; Aquaman Passes $1B Globally Three-time champ Aquaman was unexpectedly knocked off its perch last weekend (Jan.11-13), as the Kevin Hart-Bryan Cranston dramedy The Upside surpassed predictions to land in first place with $20.36 million. The weekend’s other two new Read More

Aquaman Leads for Third Straight Weekend On a weekend with just one new wide release, Warner Bros. Pictures’ Aquaman repeated at the top of the box office for the third weekend in a row with $31.00 million, down 40.5 percent from the previous weekend, while holdovers Mary Poppins Read More

Into the Spider-Verse Swings into No. 1 After two weeks with no major new movie releases, Sony Pictures’ Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse injected some life into the box office last weekend (Dec. 14-16) with a strong opening of $35.36 million, which ranks as the highest opening Read More

Ralph Reigns Over Slow Weekend It was another slow weekend (Dec. 7-9) at the North American box office as the Top 6 films remained unchanged from the previous weekend, with only one new semi-wide release – actually a re-release of Steven Spielberg’s Schindler’s List – making its Read More