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Laika’s ‘Wildwood’ Opens to $12.2 Million, Nearly Matching ‘Kubo and the Two Strings’
Travis Knight’s stop-motion fairy tale debuted third with an A CinemaScore, though it has a long way to go against a reported…
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‘Clayface’ Oozes to No. 1 With $24 Million, but Lands Below DC’s Forecast
The R-rated body-horror take on the Batman villain won its opening weekend on a modest $44 million budget, while an A24 documentary…
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Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Opens to $15.6 Million From Just 855 Theaters
A24’s nearly three-hour You Can See Everything nearly doubled forecasts and posted the best per-theater average of any wide release last weekend.
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‘Street Fighter’ Wins Its Opening Weekend With $30.8 Million
Paramount’s video game adaptation, featuring WWE’s Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes, debuted at No. 1 but trailed this year’s Mortal Kombat II.
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‘Other Mommy’ Scares Up a No. 1 Opening Despite a D+ CinemaScore
Jessica Chastain’s horror film beat its $20 million projection, while Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Reckoning opened to just $5.5 million.
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‘Avengers: Endgame’ Passes ‘Avatar’ Again to Reclaim the All-Time Box Office Crown
The Encore re-release pushed Marvel’s 2019 finale to an estimated $2.9255 billion worldwide, just ahead of Avatar’s $2.9237 billion.
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‘Verity’ Takes No. 1 With $32 Million as Tom Cruise’s ‘Digger’ Stumbles to $8 Million
The Colleen Hoover thriller starring Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson opened on top, while Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s political satire opened fifth.
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Zach Cregger’s ‘Resident Evil’ Opens to $60 Million, a Record for the Franchise
The R-rated reboot earned the best debut in the series’ 24-year film history and the biggest opening of Cregger’s career.
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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Passes ‘The Force Awakens’ as the Biggest Domestic Release Ever
Tom Holland’s latest outing hit $936.773 million in North America after 47 days, ending a record Star Wars held for about a…
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‘Practical Magic 2’ Ends Spider-Man’s Six-Week Reign With a Soft $30 Million Debut
Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman’s sequel opened at No. 1 but on the low end of expectations for a $75 million film.