Beer, bones and borror. Hey give me a break, I didn’t want to break the chain of B’s. Three new films debuted over the North American box office weekend, and all three fell before another movie with a rpominent B in it’s name. And from there, it just got worse for any Hollywood executives looking to make some cash that …

Not ever movie made has to be a blockbuster that is filled with explosions and various carrots on sticks for demographics. Sometimes, a genuine drama can sneak past the loud noises being offered to cinema visitors and entice them in with a heartfelt story instead of a leading lady fresh out of plastic surgery. And at the North American box …

It may have been a long weekend for us, but everywhere else, it was business as usual. The North American box office was a crowded venue for new releases, with films ranging from sci-fi through to comedy popping up on the big screen. Neil Blomkamp’s latest film, Elysium, took the top spot though in a sea of debuts and Olympian …

  There was only one real new release this week, as a familiar mutant returned to the box office. And when it comes to box office totals, this hairy Canadian berserker is the best there is at what he does. Last Updated: July 29, 2013

  And now for something completely different! Between all the capes and shiny spandex at Comic Con this weekend, the North American box office saw plenty of new arrivals. Spooky vistations, super-fast snails, retired secret agents and a few dead ones hit the cinemas with a vengeance this weekend. But when the dust settled, it was the supernatural that reigned …

Some films, you have high expectations for. Movies that just cannot, and should not, ever fall at the box office. Pacific Rim is one such movie. It is essentially an anime film wherein giant robots punch monsters so hard that merely being in their presence violates your cellphone warranty. But Pacific Rim, despite being incredibly well reviewed didn’t exactly set …

  If there’s one thing that the Fourth of July weekend is good for, it’s not fireworks and the barbecuing of  dead animals. It’s movies! Historically speaking, the Independence Day weekend is a damn good time for films to really rake in some cash, as the long weekend provides extra hours for people who should be at school/work, with which …

Two new films hit the North American box office this past weekend, pitting a White House invasion doppleganger up against some stiff competition in the form of Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy’s The Heat. Could the human binary code pairing up of the two female leads outdo Channing Tatum in ripped clothes? Last Updated: July 1, 2013