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Weekend Box Office: Avengers: Endgame Snaps Its Way Back to No. 1 with an Encore (opens the original)
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As the 2026 box office is about to cross $8 billion sometime in October, it seems fitting that the top dog this weekend wasn’t the one trying to save Brad Pitt but an “encore” of one of the biggest films ever, one that led the way in 2019, less than a year before the world and its movie theaters had to shut down. The theatrical experience has had to find its footing again ever since, and this may finally be the year that we crack the 11-digit milestone that has eluded us since the year of the En
Weekend Box Office: Practical Magic 2 Dethrones Spider-Man: Brand New Day (opens the original)
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It took a pair of witches and the brew of nostalgia to finally knock Spider-Man out of his six-week run at the top of the box office. And to the top of the box office it actually goes, which is the big story this weekend. But it is not the only film to break a milestone. Both Christopher Nolan and Wile E. Coyote continue to make headlines, which is not to sideline the witches, because the actresses playing them are also making some notable marks on their careers this weekend, which shows you sho
Weekend Box Office: Spider-Man: Brand New Day Reigns Over Labor Day (opens the original)
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Labor Day weekend was not kind to the new films in theaters. Two of the higher-profile ones did not even make it into the top 10, getting pushed out by re-releases of a pair of animated films. None of this means the holiday was a dud for the box office, though. It may not have been a record-breaker overall, but the projections would make it the best since 2023. Plus the holdovers at the top of the charts all have stories that continue to evolve in the positive. Spider-Man: Brand New Day is now j
Weekend Box Office: Spider-Man: Brand New Day Reaches New Heights (opens the original)
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Spider-Man made more money. Ho-hum. That was kind of the attitude behind the headlines this week in box office news as all eyes were on the unbelievable backstory of Coyote vs. Acme and how wonderful it was finally getting its day in theaters. The company that rescued it set a new record for themselves (not the only company to do that this weekend), but was it enough? Critics like it. Audiences like it. They just need to find more people who will give themselves a chance to like it. Five weeks r
Weekend Box Office: Spider-Man: Brand New Day Continues to Climb (opens the original)
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Once again there was no match for Spider-Man at the top of the box office as Hollywood began dumping out their late-summer fare. The latest Insidious film is not included in that group, as it continues to quietly become one of the most profitable small-budget franchises ever. Meanwhile, the watch is on for Brand New Day to become the highest-grossing domestic release in history, along with The Odyssey hoping to join some exclusive territory as well. Peter Parker held off the demons from Insidiou
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