The Girl on the Train Rides to First Place Universal Pictures’ drama thriller The Girl on the Train debuted in first place last weekend (Oct. 7-9) with $24.53 million, as other new releases The Birth of a Nation and Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life came in with Read More

Miss Peregrine’s Home Debuts in First Twentieth Century Fox’s family fantasy film Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children topped the box office last weekend (Sept. 30-Oct. 2) with a $28.87 million debut. The movie, which stars Asa Butterfield and Eva Green, is about a group Read More

The Magnificent Seven Shoots to the Top MGM/Columbia Pictures’ Western remake The Magnificent Seven shot its way to first place at the box office last weekend (Sept. 23-25) with a $34.70 million debut. The movie stars Denzel Washington, Chris Pratt and Ethan Hawke as Read More

Sully Flies Past New Films Over Weekend Warner Bros. Pictures’ biopic Sully took the box office lead for the second weekend with $21.65 million. The film fought off several newcomers, any of which could have been considered a contender to overtake Sully, but instead all had Read More

Tom Hanks’ Sully Doesn’t Crash in Theaters Warner Bros. Pictures’ biopic Sully may never become an in-flight movie, but it still topped the box office last weekend (Sept. 9-11) with $35.03 million. The drams stars Tom Hanks as Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, the real-life Read More

Don’t Breathe Breathes Easy Over Labor Day Over the extended Labor Day holiday weekend (Sept. 2-5), Sony Pictures’ horror thriller Don’t Breathe took the top spot at the box office for the second straight week with $19.71 million ($15.83 million 3-day total). Down 40.1 percent, Read More