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Weekend Box Office Breakdown: August 4 – 6

August 7, 2017 Alex Brannan Leave a comment

Box Office Results: Weekend of August 4

The Dark Tower – $19.5 million
Dunkirk – $17.6 million
The Emoji Movie – $12.35 million
Girls Trip – $11.41 million
Kidnap – $10.21 million
Spider-Man: Homecoming – $8.8 million
Atomic Blonde – $8.24 million
Detroit – $7.25 million
War for the Planet of the Apes – $6 million
Despicable Me 3 – $5.28 million

August is off to a slow start in 2017, with a season low estimated cume. Newcomer The Dark Tower leads the pack with Continue reading Weekend Box Office Breakdown: August 4 – 6 →

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Weekend Box Office Predictions: June 30 – July 2

June 27, 2017 Alex Brannan Leave a comment

Last weekend, the fifth installment in the Michael Bay Transformers franchise, The Last Knight, drastically under-performed. Coming in at $44.6 million, the film has received the lowest grossing opening weekend in the franchise.

With that knowledge, the introductory weekend to July will prove interesting at the box office. Transformers will likely see a significant drop, and three other wide releases look to take its place at number one.

Box Office Predictions: Weekend of 6/30

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2017 Summer Box Office Predictions

May 27, 2017 Alex Brannan Leave a comment

I’m about a month late to this game, but, you know, life gets in the way sometimes. Who are you to judge? This said, I am cheating a bit with a month’s worth of data already available.

Either way, it is time to take a look at what Hollywood blockbusters will top the domestic box office in Summer 2017 (Summer 2017 in this case encompassing the period between the first weekend in May and Labor Day weekend). Shall we?

The Top Ten: Continue reading 2017 Summer Box Office Predictions →

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Summer 2017 Movie Release Preview: June

May 3, 2017 Alex Brannan 1 Comment

June 2017 comes with a mix of high profile money makers, animated family affair, Summer horror counter-programming, and smaller films. We’re looking at a June box office that will see a DC figurehead go up against the seemingly unending onslaught of transforming toys. We’re looking at comedy and horror that will try to become surprise hits. And there’s a Tupac movie.

Let’s take a look at what June has in store.