What's In The Box Office?

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever didn't match the unparalleled box office success of the first one, but that doesn't mean it's not a big hit.

With the arrival of Halloween, we were finally able to talk about Halloween Ends and its place in the Halloween canon (since nobody is talking about Prey for the Devil).

Halloween Ends at the box office, but it rolls right along on Flick or Treat as we bring back a special guest for the 7th and 8th installments of the series.

Spooky season is no time for children's crocodiles or poorly reviewed dramas. It's time for horror movies like Smile to have huge holds and for us to revisit the weird years of the Halloween franchise.

Smile did as well as Bros did poorly at the box office this weekend. Plus, Flick or Treat returns and we begin watching through the Halloween franchise.

Don't Worry Darling? More like Don't Worry Avatar: The Way of Water. People are still clearly excited about those big blue dudes.

The Woman King was coronated at the top of the box office after a very strong opening weekend.

The first annual National Cinema Day was a big hit and drew a ton of moviegoers - if not a ton of money - to the box office.

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero made well over $9,000 during its terrific opening weekend at the box office.

Bullet Train dodged itself with an ok opening weekend at the box office, and Easter Sunday could not be resurrected.

Given Jordan Peele's past success, we give him a little bit of box office rope when evaluating the dope Nope.

Since we've been gone, Minions: The Rise of Gru, Thor: Love and Thunder, and Where the Crawdads Sing all opened well in their own way.

With a fully respectable Top 5 at the box office, lead by a strong opening weekend from Elvis, it looks like people finally can't help falling in love with the movies again.

Lightyear's subpar box office performance is the culmination of a light few years for the Pixar brand, but is it a sign of things to come?

Jurassic World held Dominion over the box office this week with a monstrous opening weekend.

Top Gun: Maverick flew to the top of box office charts and into the record books this weekend, while The Bob's Burgers Movie performed medium well.

The new Downton Abbey movie performed relatively well in this new era of depressed adult turnout at the box office, and we finally crown the winner of Multiplex Sadness.

Doctor Strange had a strangely large drop in weekend 2, and we solidify the finals matchup of Multiplex Sadness.

The new Doctor Strange had a very strong if slightly maddening opening weekend, and the division winners begin to face off in Multiplex Sadness.

The box office was quiet this week, but there's still plenty of excitement to be found in us crowning the remaining division winners in Multiplex Sadness.