As The Lego Movie continues to excel, last week's '80s remakes drop hard and newcomers don't get much love from critics and audiences, either. »»
The plastic figurines lego block '80s retreads from box office domination. »»
Does Kevin Hart have the Midas Touch when it comes to comedy? »»
Kevin Hart/Ice Cube comedy tops box office over Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend with an estimated $48.1 million. »»
Peter Berg's war thriller opens wide after a week in limited release and makes an estimated $38.5 million. »»
Top ten dominated by animation and Oscar hopefuls. »»
Ron Burgundy's legend continues, but audiences couldn't see beyond the Smaug. »»
With a surge of cold weather dropping temperatures to low teens and single digits across most of the United States, you could say that we are nearing a Winter Wonderland. Getting into the spirit movie audiences responded accordingly by taking a trip »»
Plus Spike Lee will be looking for a new Joint as Oldboy fizzles. »»
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire becomes the fourth-largest opening all time. »»
The Best Man Holiday's impressive opening not enough to topple Thor. »»
In the battle of young vs. old theatergoers, Ender's Game finishes #1 with $28 million opening. »»
Gravity nears $200 million after four weeks and Oscar hopeful 12 Years a Slave moves up into the top 10. »»
Matinee stars dominate the box office, while a remake of Stephen King's Carrie appeals to those looking for horror in time for Halloween. »»
Gravity maintains a sizable audience while Tom Hanks scores a solid opening with Captain Phillips. »»
With strong visuals, great reviews and Warner Bros. pushing it to the moon, Gravity shows what goes up stays up. »»
Insidious: Chapter 2 distances itself from the competition to claim best opening for a horror release this year. »»
Vin Diesel resurrects Riddick character for new sequel, but the hot story continues to be the success of Spanish dramedy Instructions Not Included. »»
Lackluster new offerings allows The Butler to take Labor Day weekend. »»
Box office holdovers dominate the weekend. »»
Lee Daniels has Oprah and a Swiss clothing store to thank for his film's big opening. »»
Plus Blue Jasmine expands and The Spectacular Now does splendidly in limited release. »»
The Wolverine slashes the competition, The To Do List was something not to do (or see), and Woody Allen's latest opens big in limited release. »»
All this plus weekend estimates for the new family release Turbo. »»
Plus Fruitvale Station debuts in limited release to astonishing numbers. »»
Plus, Kevin Hart needs no explanation why his concert film Let Me Explain is already a certifiable hit. »»
Plus, World War Z is #1 worldwide and the guy with the symbol that means "hope" has passed $500 million globally. »»
Plus Man of Steel crashes to Earth (again) dropping from first to third place. »»
Man of Steel becomes the largest June opening of all time while Seth Rogen and Co. make This Is the End's meet. »»
Universal dominates the weekend box office with the #1 and #2 releases in America »»
