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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.

Hoover Romance Debut Delivers Strong Opening as Reminders of Him Tops Box Office
entertainment27 days ago

Hoover Romance Debut Delivers Strong Opening as Reminders of Him Tops Box Office

Universal’s Reminders of Him opened to $18.2 million domestically from 3,402 theaters and about $10 million overseas, for a global start of $28.2 million against a $25 million budget, underscoring demand for Hoover adaptations. The Bride! fell about 70% in its second weekend to roughly $2.1 million, Undertone debuted with $9.3 million, and Scream 7 remains a top earner with $107 million domestic and $176.9 million worldwide, while Hoppers held No.1 with $28.5 million. Industry watchers anticipate continued appetite for adult romance and look ahead to upcoming titles like Project Hail Mary and Verity.

Hoppers Opens Strong as The Bride! Flounders at Debut
filmbox-office1 month ago

Hoppers Opens Strong as The Bride! Flounders at Debut

Pixar’s Hoppers opens Friday with $13.2M to lead the box office, with a projected $40M+ weekend as family fare remains scarce; Scream 7 drops to second with about $3.5M on Friday and a three-day around $16.3M; Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride! debuts to roughly $3M on Friday, with weekend forecasts as low as $6.7M against a $90M budget; Wuthering Heights and GOAT round out the top five as the industry tracks staying power and competition for family audiences.

entertainment1 month ago

Pixar’s Hoppers to Lead a Quiet March Box Office Weekend

Pixar’s Hoppers is forecast to open $40–$50 million to lead the March weekend, buoyed by stellar early reviews (97% on Rotten Tomatoes) and strong family interest ahead of the Super Mario Galaxy release. Scream 7 is tracking for $25–$33 million in its second weekend, riding nostalgia but hampered by a 31% RT score and a B- Cinemascore that could temper momentum. The Bride! from Warner Bros. aims for $10–$15 million as a niche, period-piece thriller led by Christian Bale and Jessie Buckley, a riskier bet that could pay off with a devoted audience or fade quickly. The article also discusses Pixar’s post-pandemic original performance, franchise dynamics, and the challenges of non-sequel fare in Q1.

Scream 7 Opens with Franchise-Record $64.1M Debut
entertainment1 month ago

Scream 7 Opens with Franchise-Record $64.1M Debut

Scream 7 opened with a franchise-record $64.1 million domestic debut and has grossed about $97.2 million globally on a $45 million budget, aided by Neve Campbell’s return; despite mixed reviews (34% Rotten Tomatoes, B- CinemaScore), the film beats Scream VI’s previous opening and signals solid profitability amid a competitive weekend and Paramount/Spyglass’s broader strategic context.

Scream 7 Sets Franchise Opening Record as Wuthering Heights Eyes $200M Global
entertainment1 month ago

Scream 7 Sets Franchise Opening Record as Wuthering Heights Eyes $200M Global

Scream 7 opened to a franchise-record $97.2 million worldwide (about $33.1M overseas and $64.1M domestic), boosted by premium formats like Imax, while Wuthering Heights is tracking toward $200 million globally after three weekends with roughly $192 million earned ($119.7M overseas and $72.3M in North America); GOAT is also contributing to Warner Bros.’ strong hold on the global box office with about $130.5 million worldwide.

entertainment1 month ago

Scream 7 Delivers Franchise-Record Opening, Boosts Winter Box Office

Paramount’s Scream 7 opened to $64.1M over 3 days across 3,540 screens, a February franchise-record that helped the weekend’s total climb to about $110.9M and lift year-over-year gains to 50.9%; international launch added $33.1M for a global start of $97.2M. The film drew a 54% male, 46% female audience with 62% over 25, and IMAX accounted for about $5.5M domestically. Avatar: Fire and Ash led domestically with $401.2M, while next weekend brings Pixar’s Hopper and The Bride!.

Scream 7 Breaks Franchise Opening Record With $64.1M Domestic Debut
film1 month ago

Scream 7 Breaks Franchise Opening Record With $64.1M Domestic Debut

Scream 7 opened to a franchise-record $64.1 million domestic debut, besting the series’ prior opening and giving Paramount/Spyglass a No. 1 release in about a year. It added $33.1 million overseas for a global debut of $97.2 million on a $45 million budget, aided by nostalgia with Neve Campbell’s return and strong premium-format grosses, despite mixed critical reception and typical horror second-weekend concerns.

Scream 7 Delivers Franchise-Best Box-Office Kickoff
box-office1 month ago

Scream 7 Delivers Franchise-Best Box-Office Kickoff

Scream 7 opened to a franchise-best $64.1M domestic and $97.2M worldwide, giving Paramount its strongest horror start and the best February horror debut. The performance was aided by Neve Campbell’s return and premium formats like IMAX, with a production cost around $45M before prints and ads. Worldwide growth across offshore markets reinforced the franchise’s enduring appeal and nostalgia-driven turnout.

Scream 7 Roars to $28.8M Opening Day, Sets Sights on Franchise-Record Debut
entertainment1 month ago

Scream 7 Roars to $28.8M Opening Day, Sets Sights on Franchise-Record Debut

Scream 7 dominates Friday box office with $28.8 million from 3,540 theaters; Paramount and Spyglass are aiming for about $60 million across opening weekend, which would be the best debut in the series, aided by Neve Campbell’s return amid earlier production shakeups; Sony's GOAT opens No. 2 and Wuthering Heights sits in third on Friday.

Scream 7 Opens with Franchise-Record $7.8M in Previews
film1 month ago

Scream 7 Opens with Franchise-Record $7.8M in Previews

Paramount and Spyglass’s Scream 7 kicked off with a franchise-record $7.8 million in previews, topping Scream 6’s $5.7 million and signaling a likely $40–$50 million opening. The movie, directed for the first time by franchise creator Kevin Williamson (after Christopher Landon’s departure), carries a roughly $45 million budget (up from $35 million). Notable absences include Neve Campbell and Jenna Ortega in the new installment.