Resident Evil passed $100 million at home and is still $115 million behind the 2016 film
Resident Evil passed $100 million at home and is still $115 million behind the 2016 film
Resident Evil is the first film in the franchise to pass $100 million in North America. It got there in eleven days on a 57 per cent opening weekend and a 62 per cent second-weekend fall, which is a different kind of hit from the one the headlines describe.
The Odyssey Is Universal’s Biggest Film Ever, and Still $50 Million Behind Jurassic World at Home
The Odyssey Is Universal’s Biggest Film Ever, and Still $50 Million Behind Jurassic World at Home
The Odyssey is Universal's highest-grossing film ever by $23 million worldwide. In North America it is $50 million behind the film it just dethroned, and only one Universal release has ever beaten it there.
Resident Evil Opens on an $80 Million Global Forecast That Leaves Out Japan and China
Resident Evil Opens on an $80 Million Global Forecast That Leaves Out Japan and China
Resident Evil opens today on an $80 million global forecast that is not a result, is not global, and is being measured against a franchise record set in 2010 dollars with a 3D surcharge attached.
Spider-Man Took the All-Time Domestic Record by $110,909 and the Coverage Rounded It Away
Spider-Man Took the All-Time Domestic Record by $110,909 and the Coverage Rounded It Away
Spider-Man: Brand New Day took the all-time domestic box office record on Tuesday. The margin was $110,909 — about an eighth of that day's business — and almost nobody printed a number small enough to show it.
Nobody Has Confirmed What Disney Gets From Spider-Man, Including the People Reporting It
Nobody Has Confirmed What Disney Gets From Spider-Man, Including the People Reporting It
Everyone is printing the same number about Disney's cut of the next Spider-Man film. It is wrong in at least three ways, and possibly a fourth nobody has checked.
Warner Bros. Has Not Had a $100 Million Domestic Film All Year. It Is Counting on Witches.
Warner Bros. Has Not Had a $100 Million Domestic Film All Year. It Is Counting on Witches.
No Warner Bros. release has crossed $100 million domestic in 2026. The studio's best film of the year stopped at $84 million in April. On Friday it opens a sequel to a 1998 flop that scored 30% with critics — and it is the most promising thing on its calendar.
Christine Vachon on Pedro Pascal Replacing Joaquin Phoenix: "The Happy Ending We Deserved"
Christine Vachon on Pedro Pascal Replacing Joaquin Phoenix: "The Happy Ending We Deserved"
Todd Haynes' De Noche nearly died. Joaquin Phoenix walked days before production, the project collapsed, and Haynes lost a year. Producer Christine Vachon has now discussed the aftermath, and she is remarkably cheerful about it.
Still getting better: 10 of the best 21st-century sci-fi TV series
Still getting better: 10 of the best 21st-century sci-fi TV series
Just when you think this series has peaked, it finds another gear and ups the ante yet again.
Voice cast, plot and release date roundup for Ricky Gervais’s Alley Cats on Netflix
Voice cast, plot and release date roundup for Ricky Gervais’s Alley Cats on Netflix
From the cast and plot to when Alley Cats drops, we’ve got the essentials you’re hunting for.
Christopher Nolan’s high-seas The Odyssey shoot left cast vomiting overboard
Christopher Nolan’s high-seas The Odyssey shoot left cast vomiting overboard
Christopher Nolan drove The Odyssey to brutal realism at sea — and his cast paid for it, emptying their guts between takes.
Prince Harry reveals the touching ritual Meghan and the kids use to honour Princess Diana
Prince Harry reveals the touching ritual Meghan and the kids use to honour Princess Diana
Inside the sweet ritual Prince Harry still keeps to honor Princess Diana.
Sebastian Stan's Career-Changing Audition Disasters Revealed
Sebastian Stan's Career-Changing Audition Disasters Revealed
The Marvel star opens up about missing out on two massive Hollywood roles that could have changed everything. His candid confession about feeling completely outmatched reveals the brutal reality of A-list competition.
Matt Damon's Career Pattern: Why His Biggest Flops Share One Fatal Flaw
Matt Damon's Career Pattern: Why His Biggest Flops Share One Fatal Flaw
The Oscar winner's string of box office disasters reveals a troubling trend that threatens his future projects. From Downsizing to The Great Wall, these failures expose a critical weakness in his film choices.
Johnny Depp Scene So Bad Director Called It 'Terrible'
Johnny Depp Scene So Bad Director Called It 'Terrible'
A legendary filmmaker admits one sequence with his A-list star went horribly wrong during production, forcing him to get creative with an unconventional solution that saved the entire movie.
Hollywood Director Exposes Why Modern Movie VFX Look Fake
Hollywood Director Exposes Why Modern Movie VFX Look Fake
Gore Verbinski, who created the stunning visual effects in Pirates of the Caribbean, reveals the gaming technology that's ruining modern cinema and why older films still look better today.
Dinosaur War Sequel 'Primitive War 2' Targets 2027 Release
Dinosaur War Sequel 'Primitive War 2' Targets 2027 Release
The Vietnam-era dinosaur thriller franchise expands with a darker sequel promising military realism meets prehistoric terror. New platoon faces evolved predators in an unstable conflict zone.
Legendary Critic's Brutal 1-Star Review of Action Masterpiece
Legendary Critic's Brutal 1-Star Review of Action Masterpiece
A celebrated film critic completely missed the mark on what many consider the decade's finest action film, dismissing a groundbreaking movie that would reshape Hollywood's approach to fight scenes forever.
Matt Damon Reveals What Makes Him 'So Depressed' About Movies
Matt Damon Reveals What Makes Him 'So Depressed' About Movies
The Oscar winner opens up about his biggest frustration with modern cinema and why he believes the film industry has lost its way, despite his own participation in the trends he criticizes.
Argentine Film Beat Disney by 20 Years as First Cartoon Movie
Argentine Film Beat Disney by 20 Years as First Cartoon Movie
Most people think Disney created the first animated movie in 1937, but a forgotten Argentine filmmaker actually pioneered the medium two decades earlier with a political satire that shocked audiences.
Cameron Finally Explodes Over Titanic Jack Survival Question
Cameron Finally Explodes Over Titanic Jack Survival Question
The legendary filmmaker has reached his breaking point with fans asking whether Jack could have lived, revealing he actually tested the theory scientifically to settle the argument once and for all.
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