From ‘Spider-Man’ to ‘Brand New Day’: The evolution of opening weekend milestones
The first ‘Spider-Man’ ushered in a new era blockbusters in 2002. The franchise proved again this weekend that it still has the juice.
Disney rolled out a bunch of new titles and trailers at its studio expo on Friday night.
The latest MCU film is now the biggest R-rated hit in domestic box office history, passing ‘Passion of the Christ.’
The characters’ jump to the MCU was the 8th biggest weekend — and the biggest debut for an R-rated movie ever.
The sequel blew away expectations with an $80.5M opening weekend as ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ looms.
Animated films have held the No. 1 spot for five weekends in a row.
‘Despicable Me, ‘Inside Out 2’ and ‘A Quite Place: Day One’ each grossed at least $20M over the three-day weekend.
The Pixar sequel joins an elite club as it paces the $1B mark while keeping the ‘Quiet Place’ prequel at bay.
The Pixar sequel has one of the best second weekends in box office history.
The sequel had the year’s biggest debut — and the second biggest opener for any Pixar movie.
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