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Zendaya & Holland Take the Spotlight While Dune and Potter Stall
entertainment21 hours ago

Zendaya & Holland Take the Spotlight While Dune and Potter Stall

THR’s weekly winners-and-losers roundup crowns Zendaya and Tom Holland as this week’s top duo after Zendaya’s indie wedding rom‑com defies marketing hype; the couple’s star power coincides with strong box-office mentions of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (year’s opening leader) while Dune faces backlash over a limited IMAX rollout and HBO’s Harry Potter series stirs controversy over representation; Prada 2 is tracking for a strong debut even as Coachella chatter and Gen Z moviegoers reshape who shows up at theaters.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#box-office#dune#entertainment
Devil Wears Prada 2 Aims to Open Summer Box Office in Style
box-office21 hours ago

Devil Wears Prada 2 Aims to Open Summer Box Office in Style

Prada 2 is tracking to open the summer box office on May 1–3 with about $66 million domestic, led by a reunion of Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci. The sequel, coming two decades after the original, leans on nostalgia as Disney/20th Century bets on strong female-led appeal to Gen Z and Millennials, while Marvel releases and shifting schedules reshape the summer slate. Michael also remains strong in tracking ahead of its late April debut.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
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Mario Galaxy Movie Poised for $60–70M Second Weekend as You, Me & Tuscany Opens with $750K in Previews
box-office23 hours ago

Mario Galaxy Movie Poised for $60–70M Second Weekend as You, Me & Tuscany Opens with $750K in Previews

Universal’s You, Me & Tuscany opened previews with $750,000 at 2,550 theaters and is expected to post high-single-digit grosses this weekend, while Illumination/Universal’s The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is tracking a $60–70 million second weekend after an $8 million day, lifting its nine-day total to about $239.1 million; the week’s top titles also include Project Hail Mary, The Drama, Hoppers, and A Great Awakening.

via Deadline|
#box-office#illumination-entertainment#super-mario-galaxy-movie
entertainment2 days ago

Mario Galaxy Sequel Poised to Own Weekend Box Office in Week 2

Forecasts for April 10–12, 2026 place The Super Mario Galaxy Movie on track to lead with a $65–$72 million second weekend after a $131.7 million debut (and $207.6 million domestic), while Project Hail Mary remains a solid #2 with a $15–$20 million range in Week 4 and You, Me & Tuscany opening between $8–$12 million.

via Boxoffice Pro|
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Mario Galaxy Movie Targets Massive Box-Office Kickoff
entertainment10 days ago

Mario Galaxy Movie Targets Massive Box-Office Kickoff

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is projected for a five-day domestic debut around $175–180 million and a global total around $350–375 million, helped by a Wednesday launch in about 4,000 North American theaters. Produced for roughly $110 million, it follows 2023’s Mario film which opened to $204 million domestic and $375 million worldwide, and—with broad, family-friendly appeal and a star-studded cast led by Chris Pratt as Mario—aims to be the year’s biggest debut while competing with other releases like The Drama and Project Hail Mary.

via variety.com|
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Scream 7 Breaks Franchise Box-Office Record, Surpassing $200M Worldwide
entertainment11 days ago

Scream 7 Breaks Franchise Box-Office Record, Surpassing $200M Worldwide

Scream 7 becomes the franchise’s first film to cross $200 million worldwide, reaching $204 million after its fifth weekend (domestic $118.6M, international $85.4M). It opened with $97 million globally, but domestically dropped 73% in weekend two, while overseas markets helped steady its total. Critics were mixed (31% on Rotten Tomatoes) though audiences were more positive (75% RT), signaling a continued future for the series and a potential Scream 8 with cautious budgeting.

via SlashFilm|
#box-office#entertainment#horror-franchise
Illumination's Mario Galaxy Aims for a Record-Setting $350M Global Debut
entertainment11 days ago

Illumination's Mario Galaxy Aims for a Record-Setting $350M Global Debut

Illumination, Nintendo and Universal expect The Super Mario Galaxy Movie to launch to about $350 million worldwide (roughly $175 million in the U.S./Canada over five days and $175 million overseas in 79 markets, with Japan opening later). If realized, it would be the year’s biggest global opening for an MPAA title and could top last year’s Mario film as well as Project Hail Mary’s early numbers; previews in North America are limited, advance sales are strong, and offshore markets—Japan among them—are crucial, though Israel won’t open immediately due to unrest.

via Deadline|
#box-office#entertainment#illumination
Project Hail Mary Soars to $54.5M Second Weekend Amid Horror Saturation
entertainment12 days ago

Project Hail Mary Soars to $54.5M Second Weekend Amid Horror Saturation

Project Hail Mary dominated its second weekend with $54.5 million, bringing its two-week worldwide tally to about $300.8 million on a roughly $200 million budget and marking a strong non-franchise hold that outpaced Oppenheimer’s follow-up. The horror sector shows signs of oversaturation as They Will Kill You opened at $5 million and other horror titles surfaced, while Pixar’s Hoppers stayed strong in second and audiences await Universal’s The Super Mario Galaxy Movie next weekend.

via NBC News|
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