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entertainment1 month ago•6 min saved

Toy Story 5 Dominates Weekend Box Office as Supergirl Flops

Warner Bros/DC’s Supergirl opens to a weak $38 million domestic (about $68 million global) on a reported $170 million budget, far short of Toy Story 5’s $300 million domestic in 10 days. Tepid audience reception (CinemaScore B-, 52% definite recommend on PostTrak; 56% critics vs. 77% audience on Rotten Tomatoes) and a skewed, non-targeted audience suggest limited box-office potential, making it unlikely to break even. Toy Story 5 continues to draw four-quadrant crowds and is on track for a well over $500 million domestic total, underscoring DC’s ongoing box-office struggles while Pixar thrives.

via TheWrap|

#audience-reaction #box-office #cinemascore

movies2 months ago•39 min saved

Scary Movie Tops Box Office With $56M Opening as Masters of the Universe Flops

Paramount/Miramax’s Scary Movie sixth installment opened to about $56 million domestically—a franchise-high opening pre-inflation—on a reported $30 million budget. In contrast, Amazon MGM’s Masters of the Universe is tracking around $30 million, a pricey flop given a budget of at least $170 million, despite a mixed-to-positive reception (66% critics, 88% audience on Rotten Tomatoes) and roughly a B CinemaScore. The Backrooms sits third with about $25.4 million, while Obsession and The Amazing Digital Circus: The Last Act are also in the top five, underscoring a weekend that favors nostalgia but signals a tough summer for big-budget tentpoles.

via Yahoo News Canada|

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entertainment2 months ago•20 min saved

Masters of the Universe Opens Softly as Scary Movie Dominates the Weekend

Masters of the Universe is tracking to a softer U.S. opening (~$31M) behind Scary Movie’s forecasted $52.7M, and earns a CinemaScore of B. With a reported $200M budget, the reboot faces uncertain legs and profitability, likely leaning on merchandise and streaming for payoff; a sequel appears unlikely unless strong word-of-mouth materializes.

via ComicBookMovie.com|

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entertainment3 months ago•19 min saved

Mandalorian & Grogu Open Franchise-Low Box Office, but Audiences Cheer

Disney’s The Mandalorian and Grogu opened to a franchise-low $33 million on Friday from about 4,300 theaters, with four-day domestic projections around $92–96 million (some forecasts near $100M) and a global launch above $160 million; audience response was strong (89% Rotten Tomatoes audience score, A CinemaScore), suggesting solid legs despite the franchise-low opening, as Obsession vies for No. 2 with about $19.9 million.

via The Hollywood Reporter|

#box-office #cinemascore #entertainment

entertainment4 months ago•36 min saved

Moonwalk Momentum: Michael Biopic Launches With $12.6M Previews

Lionsgate’s Michael, a Michael Jackson biopic directed by Antoine Fuqua, opened previews to about $12.6 million (including $3.8 million from fan IMAX/PLF screenings), with early tracking showing strong audience enthusiasm (5-star Early PostTrak, 88% positive, 81% definite recommend); CinemaScore for previews is A-, and the Rotten Tomatoes audience score sits at 96%. The film is playing in 3,955 domestic locations (1,700 of them IMAX/PLF), signaling solid legs for a musical biopic and potential follow-up.

via Yahoo News New Zealand|

#antoine-fuqua #cinemascore #entertainment

entertainment5 months ago•3 min saved

Hoppers Lifts Pixar’s Original-Only Box Office Momentum

Pixar’s Hoppers led the weekend with about $46 million in the U.S. and Canada, its best opening for a Pixar original in nearly a decade, lifting the film’s global total to about $88 million and signaling potential worldwide earnings around $500 million; the release underscores the risks and rewards of big-budget auteur projects, as The Bride! opened with roughly $7 million domestic on a large spend, underscoring a softer reception for that title.

via The New York Times|

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entertainment11 months ago•0 min saved

‘One Battle After Another’ Gains Momentum with Record CinemaScore and Preorders

The film 'One Battle After Another' opened with a modest $22.4 million domestically, but its potential success could be boosted by its high CinemaScore grade of 'A', indicating strong audience approval despite the slow start.

via IndieWire|

#audience-grading #box-office #cinemascore

entertainment1 year ago•2 min saved

‘Ballerina’ Opens Strong Amidst Box Office Competition from ‘Lilo & Stitch’

Ballerina, a John Wick spin-off starring Ana de Armas, is projected to debut with $25-$30 million at the North American box office, underperforming initial estimates but receiving a strong audience response with an A- CinemaScore and 94% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. Despite a long road to profitability due to its $90 million budget, its positive audience reception suggests potential staying power, even as it faces competition from other films like Lilo & Stitch and How to Train Your Dragon.

via ComicBookMovie.com|

#ana-de-armas #ballerina #box-office

entertainment1 year ago•2 min saved

Sony's Marvel Universe Faces Challenges with 'Kraven the Hunter' Struggles

Sony's R-rated comic book movie 'Kraven the Hunter' is underperforming at the box office, expected to debut with just $10-$12 million, and has received a C CinemaScore from audiences. The film, starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, faced production delays and cost overruns, and is part of Sony's effort to capitalize on Spider-Man-related characters. Meanwhile, 'Moana 2' and 'Wicked' are performing well, topping the domestic charts.

via Hollywood Reporter|

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entertainment1 year ago•4 min saved

'Venom: The Last Dance' Dominates Box Office Amidst Fierce Competition

"Venom: The Last Dance" continues to lead the box office for the third consecutive week, earning $16.2 million, despite a lackluster domestic performance. New releases "Heretic" and "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" debuted with $11 million and $8.9 million, respectively. "Heretic," starring Hugh Grant, received mixed audience reviews but is expected to be profitable due to its low budget. Overall, box office sales remain sluggish, but upcoming major releases are anticipated to boost theater attendance.

via New York Post |

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entertainment1 year ago•3 min saved

'Venom: The Last Dance' Dominates Box Office Amidst Fierce Competition

"Venom: The Last Dance" continues to lead the North American box office for the third consecutive weekend, earning $16.2 million, despite a lackluster domestic performance. The film has performed better internationally, contributing to a global total of $394.2 million. New releases "Heretic" and "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" debuted closely behind, with "Heretic" earning $11 million. Overall, box office sales remain sluggish, but upcoming major releases are expected to boost numbers.

via ABC News|

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entertainment2 years ago•2 min saved

"Furiosa's Low Memorial Day Box Office Reflects Hollywood's Theatrical Worries"

Warner Bros.' "Furiosa" is set to have the lowest Memorial Day weekend No. 1 box office opening in 29 years with an estimated $31 million over four days, significantly below projections and the opening of its predecessor "Mad Max: Fury Road." The overall box office for the weekend is also expected to be the lowest since 1998, excluding pandemic years. "The Garfield Movie" could potentially overtake "Furiosa" for the top spot, with industry estimates suggesting a $27.5 million opening, though Sony is more optimistic. Both films received a B+ on CinemaScore, with "Garfield" facing mixed audience reception.

via TheWrap|

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entertainment3 years ago•1 min saved

"Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" Exceeds Box-Office Expectations with Emotional Sequels in Sight.

"Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" is on track for a global debut of over $260 million, with international markets coming in higher than expected, whereas domestic is on track for the $110 million that was projected earlier this week. Despite softer critical reviews, the film landed an A CinemaScore with audiences, bringing it in line with the other two films in the franchise. It's now very much on track to rack up the second-highest opening of the year, behind only the $146 million debut of "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" in its Friday-Sunday first weekend.

via Dark Horizons|

#box-office #cinemascore #entertainment