This weekend could be the last recap I do for a while. With the COVID-19 virus, many theaters are starting to shut down for a while. The movie Onward was able to stay on top with an estimated $10.5 million.…
Bad Boys for Life Continues Box Office Reign
Bad Boys for Life continues to dominate the box office this weekend. The movie now sits at $120 million domestically, it brought in an estimated $34 million this weekend. Guy Ritchie’s new film The Gentlemen failed to break into the…
Hobbs & Shaw Race to the top of the Box Office
This past weekend Hobbs & Shaw took over the top over the box office. The movie grossed an estimated $60.8 million in its opening weekend. At the moment the movie is sitting around $180 million world-wide. This is only $20…
Pacific Rim: Uprising Topples Black Panther This Weekend
This weekend Black Panther was finally dethroned as the top grossing movie domestically. Pacific Rim: Uprising has now taken over the crown. However, that victory may be for only one weekend; Ready Player One comes out on March 29th. Even…
Tomb Raider Can’t Stop Black Panther
Black Panther was able to stay on top for the fifth week in a row since its box office debut. Tomb Raider just didn’t have what it takes to become the top movie with a Rotten Tomatoes score of 49%.…
Black Panther Stays on Top of A Wrinkle in Time
I was wrong about this weekend. I can admit that. I thought that A Wrinkle in Time would actually have the ability to overtake Black Panther at the box office. It seems that the latest Marvel fim just hasn’t run…
Third Maze Runner Movie Overcomes Jumanji
This is the last weekend of January 2018 and Jumanji has been overthrown. Maze Runner: The Death Cure gobbled up an estimated $23 million this weekend and became king of the box office. The long-awaited sequel did not do as…
Daddy’s Home 2 Couldn’t Stop the Mighty Thor
Thor: Ragnarok easily took first place during its second weekend in theaters. Daddy’s Home 2 and Murder on the Orient Express opened up in the top three. Marvel has continued to prove that their franchises get better with each movie…