Box Office
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‘Star Trek Beyond’ Lifts Off With $5.5 Million on Thursday
Franchise film boasts strong start in 3,100 locations
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‘Suicide Squad’ on Target for $115 Million Debut, Shattering August Box Office Record
Warner Bros. supervillain movie is tracking to easily top “Guardians of the Galaxy” record
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‘Star Trek Beyond’ Set to Beam Up $60 Million Opening
“Ice Age” sequel looks to get iced for No. 2, while low-budget “Lights Out” flips switch on profits
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Woody Allen’s ‘Cafe Society’ Breaks Record in Limited Opening
Dramedy starring Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart nearly doubles per-screen average of previous 2016 leader “The Lobster”
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‘Ghostbusters’ Sequel? ‘It Will Happen,’ Sony Distribution Chief Says
On the heels of $46 million opening, studio eyes franchise plans
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‘Ghostbusters’ Can’t Knock ‘The Secret Life of Pets’ From No. 1
Sony’s female led horror-comedy reboot makes $46 million, sequel on the horizon
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‘Ghostbusters’ Banks $17.2 Million at Friday Box Office
Franchise reboot is in a tight race with “The Secret Life of Pets” for the weekend crown
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‘Ghostbusters’ Grabs $3.4 Million at Thursday Box Office
Sony’s franchise flick is on pace for a $40 million weekend
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‘Ghostbusters’ Points Proton Packs at $50 Million Opening
Sony’s female-led reboot will have trouble topping “The Secret Life of Pets” for No. 1
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Why Is Universal’s Monster Universe Being Built Around 50-Somethings?
Young audiences could shy away from aging actors and century-old movie monsters
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Why ‘Secret Life of Pets’ Spells Good News for Original Ideas in Hollywood
A burst of fresh new hits has studios chasing untested content – but sequel fever isn’t over yet
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‘The Secret Life of Pets’ Shatters Expectations With Massive $103.2 Million Opening
It’s the sixth-largest opening weekend for an animated feature
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‘The Secret Life of Pets’ Barrels Toward Big Opening With $38.3 Million on Friday
“Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates” makes $6.7 million
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Here’s Why ‘The Conjuring 2’ Might Be a Bigger Hit Than ‘Captain America: Civil War’
Horror film is the latest to prove that big-budget superhero movies are not the only way for studios to make money
