Speaking of train wrecks, let’s discuss Saban’s “Power Rangers,” shall we?
King Kong has been a beast among animals since he first appeared on screen back in 1933.
A battle-tested “Logan” struts in—the Wolverine threequel—promising a much more authentic look at the apocalyptic life of one of the X-Men’s greatest leaders.
This weekend sees cinemas stuffed with four new wide releases including Disney’s “Moana,” Paramount’s “Allied,” Broad Green Pictures’ “Bad Santa 2” and Fox’s “Rules Don’t Apply.”
Fox Searchlight’s “The Birth of a Nation” and “The Girl on the Train” both take the box office head-on this weekend, but which comes out the clear “winner” is a matter of perspective.
Last weekend we saw three new films–“Bridget Jones’s Baby,” “Snowden” and “Blair Witch”– fail to wake up audiences as they all debuted with less than $10M. The September slumber stops here.
With Labor Day weekend upon us, the curtains are closing on the summer box office experience of 2016, one that will forever be remembered as the Great Sequel Slump of 2016.
Three new films drop into theaters this weekend— Pete’s Dragon, Sausage Party and Florence Foster Jenkins— with the best collective reviews of any weekend this summer.
Jason Bourne, Bad Moms, Into The Forest, Nerve, and more.
Finding Dory, Central Intelligence, Clowns, Raiders!, Tickled, and more…