- MoviesHanna Flint
Chiwetel Ejiofor says Disney blockbusters 'are what sustain the industry' (exclusive)
'The Lion King' believes there's room for both big budget films and independent movies.
- MoviesHanna Flint
'Toy Story 4' beaten at China's box office by 18-year old movie
'Spirited Away" has been released for the first time in China after being banned for years.
- MoviesHanna Flint
'Avengers: Endgame' is being re-released in cinemas with bonus scenes
Looks like Disney doesn't want the film to be second to Avatar as the highest grossing movie of all time.
MoviesYahoo Movies UKTelltale signs a film is going to be bad
It’s not always easy to detect a hit, but more often than not you can sense a flop coming from a mile away.
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After ‘Dark Phoenix’ Bombs, Where Does ‘X-Men’ Go From Here?
When Disney announced its $71.3 billion acquisition of 20th Century Fox, X-Men was among the film properties that had executives at the Magic Kingdom frothing at the mouth. The historic merger meant that the Fox-owned band of mutant superheroes could reunite with its comic-book brethren in Disney's Marvel Cinematic Universe. It was the kind of […]
MoviesBen Arnold'Dark Phoenix' could lose as much as £98 million
The bad news keeps rolling in for X-Men: Dark Phoenix – with reports that it could end up losing Fox an eye-watering $125 million.
MoviesBen Arnold'Godzilla: King of the Monsters' disappoints at the box office
After some pretty punishing reviews, Godzilla – and his mostrous cohorts Rodan, Ghidorah and Mothra – have fallen short of expectations at the US box office.
- MoviesVariety
‘Godzilla: King of the Monsters’: Inside a Fading Franchise
"Godzilla: King of the Monsters" didn't have a roar quite as deafening as its franchise predecessors. The third entry in Warner Bros. and Legendary's MonsterVerse opened with a middling $49 million at the domestic box office, a start well below 2014’s “Godzilla” ($93 million) and 2017’s “Kong: Skull Island” ($61 million). Like its series brethren, […]
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James Cameron congratulates Marvel for 'Avengers: Endgame' success as is tradition
James Cameron has continued a long-held Hollywood tradition by congratulating Marvel Studios for its box office success with Avengers: Endgame.
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'Avengers: Endgame' has sold nearly twice as many advance tickets as 'Aquaman,' 'The Last Jedi,' 'Infinity War' and 'Captain Marvel' combined
In its first week of advance tickets, "Avengers: Endgame" sold nearly twice as many tickets on Atom Tickets than "Aquaman," "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," "Avengers: Infinity War" and "Captain Marvel" combined.
- MoviesTom Beasley
'Shazam!' has bigger opening weekend than 'Aquaman' at the UK box office
The colourful superhero tale 'Shazam!' has ascended to the top of the UK box office in its opening weekend, hitting an excellent £4m.
- MoviesDeadline
‘Shazam!’ Strikes $102M Overseas Bow; ‘Pet Sematary’ Digs $17M; ‘Dumbo’, ‘Us’ Top $200M WW – International Box Office
SUNDAY UPDATE, writethru: Shazam! is the word at the international box office this weekend, with the Warner Bros/New Line/DC title striking past the $100M mark in its debut. On 40,000 screens in 79 offshore markets, the David F Sandberg-directed family superhero pic grossed $102M. The global opening is $158.6M when combined with domestic's strong start. The Zachary Levi-starrer ranked as the No. 1 Hollywood pic in 60 out of its 79 debuts. It was the top film in the…
- MoviesVariety
Why ‘Dumbo’ Didn’t Soar at the Box Office
"Dumbo" nabbed the top spot at the domestic box office last weekend, but Disney's latest re-imagining didn't fly as high as expected. Despite the cast of Colin Farrell, Danny DeVito, and Michael Keaton, the nearly eight-decade old property showed that not every remake is guaranteed to pack a major punch. Tim Burton's live-action reboot of […]
- CelebrityDigital Spy
Captain Marvel will hit a huge box office milestone very soon
Carol Danvers continues to soar.
- MoviesDeadline
‘Captain Marvel’ Aces $550M Worldwide; Will Rise To $600M+ Through Friday
THURSDAY UPDATE: After crossing $500M worldwide on Tuesday, Disney/Marvel's Captain Marvel has powered to $550.2M global through Wednesday. With an additional $17.4M from 53 material overseas markets yesterday, the international box office cume is now $362.6M. Carol Danvers' energized fists should be clutching $600M+ globally through Friday with offshore crossing $400M during the weekend. The Brie Larson-starrer on Tuesday crossed Ant-Man worldwide, and next has Doctor Str…
- MoviesVariety
Why ‘Lego Movie 2’ Stumbled at the Box Office
Heading into the weekend, Warner Bros. expected everything would be awesome. Instead, executives on the Burbank lot are feeling a pain not unlike the sharp sting you suffer from stepping on a tiny plastic toy. The studio's animated sequel "The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part" fell short of expectations, earning $34.4 million when it […]
- MoviesVariety
‘The Kid Who Would Be King’ Could Lose $50 Million at Box Office
"The Kid Who Would Be King" isn't exactly ruling over the box office. Fox's family friendly adventure is looking like one of the year's first big-budget flops after the $60 million movie debuted last weekend with a disastrous $7 million from 3,521 theaters. It's only January, but "The Kid Who Would Be King" also marks […]
- MoviesRyan Leston
Wonder Woman earns $800 million worldwide
It looks as though Wonder Woman is making a killing at the box office.
- MoviesRyan Leston
How did Fast 8 beat Star Wars 7’s global box office record?
How did Fast and Furious 8 dominate the box office in its opening weekend?
- MoviesGregory Wakeman
2016 to break box office record thanks to Disney
2016 has been another huge year for Hollywood. It has now been projected by comScore, via The Hollywood Reporter, that the box office revenue in 2016 will eventually finish at $11.3 billion, surpassing the $11.14 billion of 2015. On Monday the continuing success of ‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’ and ‘Sing’ meant that 2016 passed $11.05 billion at the box office, which was 2.3 percent more than this time last year.
