Critical darling Zero Dark Thirty moved to the big leagues this past weekend after expanding to 2937 theaters, quite a bump from last week's 60. That seems to have been enough to push the R-rated
2013 started good with the year's first wide release, R-rated horror Texas Chainsaw 3D, rising above strong holdovers like Django Unchained, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey and Les Miserable, movies
2012 has come and gone and over the course of 366 days we've had no less than 655 movies released in US theaters (a new record). Those flicks sold over 1.3 billion tickets for an average price of
People weren't expecting Skyfall to reach $1 billion at the worldwide box office until its release in China next month, but it's done it already. Jeff Blake, chairman of worldwide marketing and
2012 was without doubt one of the best years for film in recent memory, and it showed at the box office. Other than a couple of poor weeks in October, the year has seen consistently strong box office
Facing a slew of no less than 5 new wide releases, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey easily emerged victorious once again at the North American box office. Only Jack Reacher and This is 40 performed
With zero competitors in sight, it was a formality for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey to grab the #1 spot around the world. Meanwhile in 2nd we have an absolutely gigantic opening from a Chinese
One hobbit to rule them all, one hobbit to find them, one hobbit to bring them all and in the darkness bind them. Ok, maybe it wasn't as huge as some might have expected, but The Hobbit: An Unexpected
There wasn't much excitement around the world at the box office, probably because we're now witnessing the silence before the storm, and by storm I mean The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey which opens
The latest 007 flick, Skyfall, managed to grab the #1 spot again in its 5th week after bowing down to Breaking Dawn part 2 in the last three weekends. Such comebacks are rare, even more so for films
