“The Emoji Movie” survived negative reviews but couldn’t conquer “Dunkirk,” which had enough fight left to conquer the box office for a second weekend in a row.
“TheEmojiMovie”survivednegativereviewsbutcouldn’tconquer“Dunkirk,”whichhadenoughfightlefttoconquertheboxofficeforasecondweekendinarow.Downonly44percentfromitsfi
Despicable Me 3, the latest installment of the animated crime caper series, smashed the North American box office through the US holiday weekend, taking in nearly 100 million US dollars, industry figures showed Wednesday.
DespicableMe3,thelatestinstallmentoftheanimatedcrimecaperseries,smashedtheNorthAmericanboxofficethroughtheUSholidayweekend,takinginnearly100millionUSdollars,ind
"Despicable Me 3," the latest installment of the animated crime caper series, debuted at the top of the North American box office, estimates showed Sunday, but fell short of industry expectations in weekend ticket sales.
"DespicableMe3,"thelatestinstallmentoftheanimatedcrimecaperseries,debutedatthetopoftheNorthAmericanboxoffice,estimatesshowedSunday,butfellshortofindustryexpecta
Disney and Pixar's newly released film, 'Car 3‘, hit the top spot in the North American box office with an estimated 53.5 million dollars during its debut weekend, speeding past "Wonder Woman".
DisneyandPixar'snewlyreleasedfilm,'Car3‘,hitthetopspotintheNorthAmericanboxofficewithanestimated53.5milliondollarsduringitsdebutweekend,speedingpast"WonderWoman
"Wonder Woman," the muscular feminist superhero from Warner Bros. and DC Comics, stayed strong over the weekend, easily holding onto the top spot in North American theaters while leaving newcomer "The Mummy" in the dust.
"WonderWoman,"themuscularfeministsuperherofromWarnerBros.andDCComics,stayedstrongovertheweekend,easilyholdingontothetopspotinNorthAmericantheaterswhileleavingne
Australia was counting the cost to property and livestock on Monday after firefighters battled weekend blazes in some of the hottest conditions on record.
Jo Jung-suk and Gong Hyo-jin, who recently came off from playing the leads of hit rom-com TV drama "Jealousy Incarnate," have continued to ride huge waves of popularity on the big screen through their latest movies, waging a fierce competition in the weekend box office here, data showed Monday.
Disney and Marvel's "Doctor Strange" and Fox and DreamWorks' "Trolls" repeated as the number one and two movies at the North American box office this weekend, while the Amy Adams sci-fi "Arrival" debuted in third place.
"Don't Breathe" was expected to deal 19.4 million dollars in tickets by the close of business Labor Day.
The Universal Illumination's animated film "The Secret Life of Pets" topped the movie box office for the second consecutive weekend at North American box office on Sunday.
The box office moves in mysterious ways. Here are a few of our favorite twists, flops, and ironies from July Fourths past.
The prescription for an ailing US box office came this weekend in the form of the forgetful blue fish of Disney-Pixar’s Finding Dory.
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