Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker News Stories News & Analysis Weekend Report: Spider-Man: No Way Home Swings to $121.5M Domestic First Day, Second All-Time to Avengers: Endgame, Sets Sights on Infinity War & Force Awakens with $245-265M Frame Shawn Robbins • Dec 18th Sony and Marvel Studios are proving once again the value of an all-audience, mega-tentpole in movie theaters as Spider-Man: No Way Home demolishes COVID-19 era box office records and is rivaling pre-pandemic benchmarks. Forecasts & Tracking Weekend Box Office Forecast: Spider-Man: No Way Home Remains On Course for Historic Debut Despite Renewed Pandemic Concerns Shawn Robbins • Dec 16th Spider-Man: No Way Home, the biggest release of 2021, is here and pandemic era box office records are poised to go down in a web of glory. News & Analysis Golden Trailer Awards Announce 2021 Winners Jesse Rifkin • Jul 23rd Combining two years; worth of winners due to the intended 2020 ceremony’s cancellation, the Golden Trailer Awards ceremony was held on Thursday night. Held at the Niswonger Performing Arts Center (NPAC) in Greenville, Tennessee this year instead of the usual... News & Analysis Studio Weekend Box Office Report: Birds of Prey, Bad Boys for Life, 1917 Chris Eggertsen • Feb 9th With Sunday’s Oscars marking the official end of awards season, prestige fare is taking center stage this weekend — meaning you could consider Birds of Prey, the standalone film for Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn, a sort of candy-coated counterprogramming. Unfortunately,... News & Analysis Studio Weekend Box Office Report: Bad Boys for Life, 1917, Gretel & Hansel, The Rhythm Section Chris Eggertsen • Feb 2nd With many moviegoers opting to stay in and watch the big game Sunday, Super Bowl weekend was unsurprisingly slow again this year, albeit with a healthy uptick from 2019 when Glass repeated at the top of the heap for a... News & Analysis Studio Weekend Box Office Report: Bad Boys for Life, 1917, The Gentlemen, The Turning Chris Eggertsen • Jan 26th Following Bad Boys for Life’s impressive $73 million four-day debut over the MLK weekend — a result that helped contribute to a five percent rise in the year-over-year box office to date — the Sony threequel remained at the top... News & Analysis Studio Weekend Estimates: Bad Boys for Life Explodes w/ $62.1M 3-Day/$73.4M 4-Day Debut; Dolittle Brings in $22.5M/$30M While 1917 Battles to $22.1M/$27M Chris Eggertsen • Jan 19th Monday Update: Studio estimates keep rising for Universal’s action comedy sequel Bad Boys For Life. Saturday’s four-day projection was for the film to earn $63.5M over the four-day, then that estimate was upped to $68.1M on Sunday. Now that estimate now... News & Analysis MLK Weekend Estimates: Bad Boys for Life Targets 2nd Best Ever January Debut ($54M/$62M+ 3-Day/4-Day); Universal Fills Out Top 3 w/ Dolittle ($23M/$30M+) & 1917 ($21M/$25M+) Shawn Robbins • Jan 18th Saturday Update: Sony's Bad Boys for Life remains on a remarkable pace this weekend after a reported $23.5 million opening day, inclusive of Thursday's best-ever January preview earnings ($6.36 million). News & Analysis Weekend Box Office Key Insights: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker To Reach $1B Globally This Week Boxoffice Staff • Jan 13th The World Better Prepare for When I’m a Billionaire Through Sunday, Disney’s sequel The Rise of Skywalker earned $478.2M domestic and $511.4M overseas, for a $989.6M global total. Although it fell slightly short of the billion-dollar mark, it looks to cross... News & Analysis Studio Weekend Estimates: 1917 Dethrones Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker ($15.1M) w/ Powerful $36.5M Over Crowded Frame Chris Eggertsen • Jan 12th This weekend, North American moviegoers veered from outright fantasy to historical reality, crowning Universal’s 1917 the box office champion over Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, which fell out of the No. 1 spot for the first time. The Sam... News & Analysis Weekend Estimates: 1917 Soldiers Up Strong $36M+ Wide Start; Star Wars Adds $14M+; Like a Boss ($10M+), Just Mercy ($10M), & Underwater ($6M+) Round Out Openers Shawn Robbins • Jan 11th Saturday Update: Universal and filmmaker Sam Mendes have claimed the top spot at the domestic box office with 1917 as the Golden Globe-winning epic bowed to $13.97 million on Friday (including Thursday night previews), its first day of nationwide release. Forecasts & Tracking Weekend Forecast: 1917 Tracking Surges on Golden Globe Wins, Could Break Out to $30-35M+ Wide Release Shawn Robbins • Jan 8th 2020 hits full throttle this weekend as four new releases -- two of them being wide expansions -- look to shake up the market with a dose of post-holiday offerings for a variety of audiences. Load more stories
News & Analysis Weekend Report: Spider-Man: No Way Home Swings to $121.5M Domestic First Day, Second All-Time to Avengers: Endgame, Sets Sights on Infinity War & Force Awakens with $245-265M Frame Shawn Robbins • Dec 18th Sony and Marvel Studios are proving once again the value of an all-audience, mega-tentpole in movie theaters as Spider-Man: No Way Home demolishes COVID-19 era box office records and is rivaling pre-pandemic benchmarks.
Forecasts & Tracking Weekend Box Office Forecast: Spider-Man: No Way Home Remains On Course for Historic Debut Despite Renewed Pandemic Concerns Shawn Robbins • Dec 16th Spider-Man: No Way Home, the biggest release of 2021, is here and pandemic era box office records are poised to go down in a web of glory.
News & Analysis Golden Trailer Awards Announce 2021 Winners Jesse Rifkin • Jul 23rd Combining two years; worth of winners due to the intended 2020 ceremony’s cancellation, the Golden Trailer Awards ceremony was held on Thursday night. Held at the Niswonger Performing Arts Center (NPAC) in Greenville, Tennessee this year instead of the usual...
News & Analysis Studio Weekend Box Office Report: Birds of Prey, Bad Boys for Life, 1917 Chris Eggertsen • Feb 9th With Sunday’s Oscars marking the official end of awards season, prestige fare is taking center stage this weekend — meaning you could consider Birds of Prey, the standalone film for Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn, a sort of candy-coated counterprogramming. Unfortunately,...
News & Analysis Studio Weekend Box Office Report: Bad Boys for Life, 1917, Gretel & Hansel, The Rhythm Section Chris Eggertsen • Feb 2nd With many moviegoers opting to stay in and watch the big game Sunday, Super Bowl weekend was unsurprisingly slow again this year, albeit with a healthy uptick from 2019 when Glass repeated at the top of the heap for a...
News & Analysis Studio Weekend Box Office Report: Bad Boys for Life, 1917, The Gentlemen, The Turning Chris Eggertsen • Jan 26th Following Bad Boys for Life’s impressive $73 million four-day debut over the MLK weekend — a result that helped contribute to a five percent rise in the year-over-year box office to date — the Sony threequel remained at the top...
News & Analysis Studio Weekend Estimates: Bad Boys for Life Explodes w/ $62.1M 3-Day/$73.4M 4-Day Debut; Dolittle Brings in $22.5M/$30M While 1917 Battles to $22.1M/$27M Chris Eggertsen • Jan 19th Monday Update: Studio estimates keep rising for Universal’s action comedy sequel Bad Boys For Life. Saturday’s four-day projection was for the film to earn $63.5M over the four-day, then that estimate was upped to $68.1M on Sunday. Now that estimate now...
News & Analysis MLK Weekend Estimates: Bad Boys for Life Targets 2nd Best Ever January Debut ($54M/$62M+ 3-Day/4-Day); Universal Fills Out Top 3 w/ Dolittle ($23M/$30M+) & 1917 ($21M/$25M+) Shawn Robbins • Jan 18th Saturday Update: Sony's Bad Boys for Life remains on a remarkable pace this weekend after a reported $23.5 million opening day, inclusive of Thursday's best-ever January preview earnings ($6.36 million).
News & Analysis Weekend Box Office Key Insights: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker To Reach $1B Globally This Week Boxoffice Staff • Jan 13th The World Better Prepare for When I’m a Billionaire Through Sunday, Disney’s sequel The Rise of Skywalker earned $478.2M domestic and $511.4M overseas, for a $989.6M global total. Although it fell slightly short of the billion-dollar mark, it looks to cross...
News & Analysis Studio Weekend Estimates: 1917 Dethrones Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker ($15.1M) w/ Powerful $36.5M Over Crowded Frame Chris Eggertsen • Jan 12th This weekend, North American moviegoers veered from outright fantasy to historical reality, crowning Universal’s 1917 the box office champion over Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, which fell out of the No. 1 spot for the first time. The Sam...
News & Analysis Weekend Estimates: 1917 Soldiers Up Strong $36M+ Wide Start; Star Wars Adds $14M+; Like a Boss ($10M+), Just Mercy ($10M), & Underwater ($6M+) Round Out Openers Shawn Robbins • Jan 11th Saturday Update: Universal and filmmaker Sam Mendes have claimed the top spot at the domestic box office with 1917 as the Golden Globe-winning epic bowed to $13.97 million on Friday (including Thursday night previews), its first day of nationwide release.
Forecasts & Tracking Weekend Forecast: 1917 Tracking Surges on Golden Globe Wins, Could Break Out to $30-35M+ Wide Release Shawn Robbins • Jan 8th 2020 hits full throttle this weekend as four new releases -- two of them being wide expansions -- look to shake up the market with a dose of post-holiday offerings for a variety of audiences.
