What's In The Box Office?

We talk about the box office success of Mickey 17, the follow-up to one of the great modern Best Picture winners, and appropriately also recap last week's Oscars

The Monkey started with a fine opening weekend at the box office, but will it have long legs? Plus, we reveal our top 10 movies of 2024

Captain America: Brave New World treads no new ground for the MCU, critially or at the box office. Plus, we give out our own awards for 2024 in movies

Dog Man barked up a big opening weekend at the box office, along with Companion fittingly at number 2

A year of mid-level releases continued with Flight Risk, the reemergence of Netflix star Mark Wahlburg on the big screen. Plus, we review the recently announced Oscar Nominations

New year, new franchise? Den of Thieves 2: Pantera had a respectable opening weekend at the box office which, if things break right, could pave the way for the much anticipated Den of Three-ves

Nosferatu was far from a complete unknown after a hugely successful Christmas weekend, and Season's Screenings rolls on with Terrifier 3.

Moviegoers decided that Kraven wouldn't hunt with a terrible opening weekend, and we return with a Season's Screenings double feature

It was one of the biggest moviegoing weekends of all time, as Moana 2 had a demigodly opening, and Wicked & Gladiator II held up very well in their second weeks. Plus, Season's Screenings returns with the 2023 holiday slasher, Thanksgiving.

Wicked and Gladiator II both had very strong openings at the box office. But is it this year's Barbenheimer, or are the similarities just superficial?

Another week, another movie about a clown defying all box office expectations as Terrifier 3 opened to a huge weekend.

The joke did not land this weekend at the box office as audiences vehemently rejected Joker: Folie à Deux

The Wild Robot was wildly successful at the box office this weekend, and Megalopolis very much wasn't, but that's ok

Transformers One opened at Transformers Two at the box office, while Never Let Go couldn't quite hold on.

Not only did moviegoers speak no evil at the box office this weekend, they also saw no evil, leading to a pretty disappointing weekend

It Ends With Us was a huge hit at the box office this weekend, while the critical and commercial failure of Borderlands may have set the video game movie back ten years

Deadpool & Wolverine brought us back to a multiverse where MCU movies were still hugely successful at the box office this weekend

Twisters spun up a huge opening weekend at the box office, plus we check in on Longlegs and Despicable Me 4

The latest A Quiet Place made some noise at the box office this weekend, Horizon's success was far off in the distance, and Gettin Willie Wit It returns

The Bikeriders had a training wheel sized opening weekend in the face of Inside Out 2's record-breaking second weekend.

After a weeks long anxiety attack, the box office and Pixar both rebounded in a big way with a huge opening weekend for Inside Out 2

It's been a rough start to summer movie season at the box office. Is the sky falling? Is all hope lost? Or are we overreacting a little bit?

Despite an inauspicious start, this weekend had the first successful opening of the summer with Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes

Challengers challenged for the top spot at the box office, and we crown a winner of Multiplex Madness: Second Run

Abigail couldn't quite stand out from the pack of horror movies released so far this year and performed pretty poorly as a result. Plus, only 8 movies remain in Multiplex Madness: Second-Run.

Civil War, A24's opening attempt at blockbuster moviemaking, was a big hit at the box office this weekend, and we settle the second round of Multiplex Madness: Second-Run

Unlike Kong, Monkey Man could not hang with Godzilla at the box office, and we begin the Sweet 16 Candles round of Multiplex Madness: Second Run

Kong and Godzilla team up for a great opening weekend at the box office, and we complete the first round of Multiplex Madness: Second-Run.

Arthur the King was usurped this week by the return of Multiplex Madness with Second-Run, a search for the greatest undrafted blockbuster in Multiplex Madness history.

Kung Fu Panda 4 ascended to a surprisingly successful opening weekend, and we run down a surprisingly successful Academy Awards ceremony.

Dune: Part Two is here, and with it comes at last our picks for the 10 best movies of 2023.

The Oscars are only a few weeks away, which means it's time for our 2023 B-Side Awards.

Bob Marley: One Love hit big at the box office, Madame Web got dustbusted, and we begin this year's Multiplex Madness tournament with a draft of every movie that didn't get a shot the first time around.

We woke up very early to live react to the newly announced Oscar nominations and give our long-form thoughts.

The box office dove right into the new year with the release of Night Swim, but its grosses mostly stayed in the shallow end.

Anyone But You and The Boys in the Boat had holiday legs for days at the box office this week, while The Color Purple faded a little bit.

Christmas weekend brought much cheer to The Color Purple and a hearty humbug for Aquaman. Plus, we conclude Season's Screenings with the NYE classic, Assault on Precinct 13

Wonka cooked up a strong opening weekend at the box office, and Season's Screenings rolls merrily along with another Tim Allen classic, The Santa Clause.

The Boy and the Heron, Hayao Miyazaki's latest movie, had a historic opening weekend at the box office. Plus, Season's Screenings continues with a new guest and a new movie, Christmas with the Kranks.

The box office was dominated by behemoths of both film and music this weekend. Plus, Season's Screenings rolls along with Home Alone.

Join us for our first even watch-along commentary of the Christmas classic Eyes Wide Shut, part of our Season's Screenings series.

Adult moviegoing continues to thrive with Napoleon's strong opening weekend, Disney's Wish did not come true, and we continue our celebration of the holiday season with Eyes Wide Shut.

The Hunger Games franchise returns with a solid-if-unspectacular opening weekend, and with Flick or Treat behind us, we start this year's Season's Screenings as a special guest joins us to talk about Elf.

The Marvels is the latest, biggest bump in the road for the MCU's post-Endgame prospects, and we finally conclude Flick or Treat with our thoughts on Saw X.

Five Night's at Freddy's took a steep but expected drop in its second weekend, and after catching up on what we've missed on hiatus, we continue our look into the Saw franchise.

The Swifties came out as advertised this week to give The Eras Tour a huge opening weekend, and we dig in to our second trilogy of Saw films for Flick or Treat.

The Exorcist: Believer has to contend with the demons of a tough October to come, and we begin this year's Flick or Treat with a rewatch of the first 3 Saw movies.

The PAW Patrol franchise proved to be as mighty as advertised at the box office this weekend, and Saw X got a leg up on previous attempts to revive the franchise.

With A Haunting in Venice failing to capture the number one spot at the box office, the secret to total success remained a mystery for the latest Hercule Poirot installment.

The Nun II is praying for legs after a solid opening weekend that still didn't live up to the original's.