Killers of the Flower Moon

Monday Update: While Sunday’s studio weekend estimates originally had The Beekeeper beating Mean Girls by $7.4M to $7.3M, Monday’s actuals revealed that Mean Girls actually won by $6.9M to $6.6M. While both films came in below their original estimates, Mean ultimately led for the...

#1 = The Marvels Disney’s superhero sequel posted by far the worst opening in the 15-year history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) with only $47.0M. That’s -15% below the prior worst: 2008’s The Incredible Hulk ($55.4M), only the MCU’s...

After a lull in major studio releases during November's first frame, the month begins to gain some momentum with the release of Marvel Studios' 33rd cinematic chapter and a new faith-based release from Sony.

#1 = Five Nights at Freddy’s Universal’s horror video game adaptation fell a steep -76% to $19.4M in its sophomore frame, as is to be expected over the immediate post-Halloween weekend. Still, lacking major competition, it repeats in first place...

#1 = Five Nights at Freddy’s Hitting theaters right before Halloween, Universal’s horror video game adaptation exceeded all expectations with an $78.0M opening, despite a day-and-date release strategy that had it debuting simultaneously in cinemas and streaming on Peacock. Here...

Five Nights at Freddy's is poised to break out this weekend as spooky season crescendos and Blumhouse unleashes one of its most anticipated films to date.

#1 = Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour In her 2019 song “The Man,” Taylor Swift name-checked Leonardo DiCaprio: “And they would toast to me, oh / Let the players play / I’d be just like Leo / In Saint-Tropez.” At...

Two polar opposite films will contend for the top spot at the box office this weekend as Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese's latest prestige film challenges Taylor Swift's second frame.

2023's holiday movie season gets its first tentpole release on November 10 with the 33rd chapter of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Marvels, hitting the big screen.

The first frame of November is looking like a sluggish one when it comes to new wide releases, so this week's report focuses mostly on the updated trends of October's strong slate ahead.

Fun fact: October and January are the only two months which have never had a film open to $100M-plus—a statistic that seems poised to change this year. Currently, the October record for best opening weekend belongs to 2019’s Joker, with...

This week's outlook rounds out the October calendar with a preliminary look at what's driving Halloween weekend's key release in early forecasts.