The Marksman

After proving to be one of the most consistent suppliers of new movies to exhibition during the pandemic, Universal Pictures is back this weekend with the oft-shuffled Nobody.

The steady progression of exhibition's return to the public consciousness is living up to the "it's a marathon, not a sprint" mantra cautioned for many months. While the pandemic remains upfront in the minds of most consumers, the re-opening of...

The past two weeks have delivered significant upward motion for the film industry as Warner Bros. released Tom & Jerry to an over-performing debut at the pandemic-stricken box office, followed by Disney's first domestic theatrical release in a year with...

Pointing to a hunger for new theatrical content among family audiences that have had few options aside from The Croods: A New Age and The War With Grandpa over the last several months, Warner Bros.’ Tom & Jerry debuted with...

It's been another busy week for the film industry. Two major announcements with a wide range of implications are still being absorbed by anyone and everyone with an interest in this sector of the entertainment ecosphere.

February's final frame is in sight, and with it arrives 2021's first high-profile family movie.

On yet another weekend with little serious new competition at the North American box office, Universal’s unstoppable The Croods: A New Age took the crown for a fifth time, earning an estimated $1.7 million over the three-day period in its...

Coming off the double holiday boost of Valentine's and Presidents Day, The Croods: A New Age should remain in a tight running for the crown yet again on February's penultimate frame -- especially with no wide releases from major studios...

Monday Update: Here are the top five films according to four-day Presidents’ Day weekend actuals, from Friday to Monday. # TITLE WEEKEND   LOCATIONS   AVG. TOTAL WKS. DIST. 1 The Croods: A New Age $2,580,265 54% 1,890 -45 $1,365 $48,858,975...

As it does every year, the Super Bowl took a sizable bite out of the box office this weekend — though the effect was less apparent than normal given moviegoing’s already historically low ebb. Turnout was also undoubtedly affected by...

Super Bowl weekend is traditionally a deflated one (no pun intended) at the box office, a frame that regularly sees sharp drops and only toss-away new releases from studios looking to counter-program -- or simply release a film they aren't...

The latest test of Warner Bros.’ day-and-date theatrical and streaming strategy arrived this weekend with The Little Things, the Denzel Washington vehicle co-starring Rami Malek and Jared Leto. Debuting in 2,171 locations, the serial killer thriller finished in first place...