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For the first time since Captain Marvel in March 2019, the Marvel Cinematic Universe will welcome a brand new leading character to the sprawling franchise when Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings makes its debut over Labor Day...

A very atypical summer movie season is winding down as the final half of August arrives and a trio of theatrically exclusive wide releases hit movie theaters across North America.

James Gunn's anticipated take on The Suicide Squad, but how are expectations for the anti-hero sequel evolving in the current market?

July comes to a close this weekend with a trio of new releases -- Jungle Cruise, The Green Knight, and Stillwater -- catering to various audiences after last weekend saw mixed results from Old and Snake Eyes.

With films like Jungle Cruise, The Suicide Squad, Free Guy and others on deck, here's how the remainder of this unusual summer is shaping up before the movie industry heads into the next phase of a protracted recovery period.

After two consecutive weekends of hybrid releases ruling the box office chart, the penultimate weekend of July will serve up two fresh wide releases with varying windows of theatrical exclusivity in the form of Paramount's Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins...

Saturday Report: Warner Bros.' Space Jam: A New Legacy scored a better-than-expected $13.1 million opening day on Friday, grabbing first place for the day and setting a pace to win the weekend box office battle.

Following another pandemic-best debut from Black Widow last week, the midsummer release slate continues to pick up steam as theatrical recovery continues to build momentum in North America.

Disney's latest global update on the first Marvel Studios release in two years provides the news that Black Widow crossed the $200 million global threshold on Wednesday after five days of domestic release and eight days in international theaters.

After 737 days, Marvel fans will be filling up movie theaters again this weekend with the domestic release of Black Widow.

As the summer box office continues its progressive rebound in North America, fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are counting down the days until the franchise's first theatrical release in two years arrives.

Universal achieved the biggest domestic box office opening in 18 months with F9's big debut last week, and now the studio looks to command the top three weekend spots over Independence Day weekend with the release of The Boss Baby:...