Smile

Paramount is heading into 2023 with a lot of goodwill from the exhibition community, following a 2022 with marquee titles (Top Gun: Maverick) and strong mid-range performers (Scream, Sonic the Hedgehog 2, The Lost City). The current year will see...

Paramount’s unexpected hit horror film Smile passed $200M at the global box office this past weekend, now standing at $202.9M to date. The film’s domestic total is currently $99.1M, which will likely reach $100M on a weekday later this week. Smile...

Black Adam Last weekend, Warner Bros. DC Comics adaptation Black Adam, starring Dwayne Johnson, opened to $67.0M. That was on the higher end of pre-release projections, which were in the $60M-$65M range. Now in its second frame, it repeats on...

Black Adam Warner Bros. DC Comics adaptation Black Adam, starring Dwayne Johnson, looks poised to finish in the black with a $67.0M opening. That was on the higher end of pre-release projections, which were in the $60M-$65M range. Compared to...

After a three-month grind, theaters are primed and ready for the first all-audience tentpole release since July in the form of Warner Bros. and DC's Black Adam.

Halloween Ends Universal’s horror sequel Halloween Ends debuted with $41.2M in first place, with a simultaneous day-and-date release in cinemas and on Peacock. That’s slightly below pre-release projections, which were around the $45M-$50M range. Its opening is: -16% below 2021...

What's become an almost-tradition for October for the past four years comes to a finish beginning this weekend with Halloween Ends promising to tie up the modern Michael Myers and Laurie Strode trilogy. Jamie Lee Curtis returns again to, presumably,...

Paramount Pictures’ horror film Smile has surpassed $100M at the global box office within the first two weeks of release. The film led the box office with a domestic opening weekend of $22.6M. Internationally, 15 markets opened at #1, a...

Paramount Pictures has announced a Cinema Week-exclusive selection of rewards and offers tied to the horror release Smile, which dropped a scant 22 percent in its second weekend of release, claiming the domestic box office’s top spot. Cinema Week, this...

Smile Last weekend, Paramount’s horror Smile led the box office with $22.60M, on the higher end of pre-release projections, which were around $19M. This weekend, it falls only -22% to $17.6M and repeating in first place. That’s notably above projections...

The domestic market's fourth quarter is officially underway as October's first full weekend sees the counter-programming duo of Amsterdam and Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile aim for autumnal moviegoers.

Smile Paramount’s horror Smile led the box office with an estimated $22.0M, on the higher end of pre-release projections, which were around $19M. In fact, Paramount’s tentative weekend estimate on Saturday was $19M, but by Sunday they’d increased it to...