This weekend’s US box office was just a bunch of fishy business, and damn was business good. Disney/Pixar long awaited Finding Nemo sequel, Finding Dory, opened in the States this Friday past and went onto make about as big a splash possible for an animated movie. Audiences found their way to their cinemas in droves, giving Finding Dory a record-breaking total opening weekend …

I really don’t mean to disrespect James Wan and The Conjuring 2. The director is an incredible filmmaker who almost single-handedly revived the art of proper spooky horror stories in Hollywood and has also proven hugely successful on the tentpole blockbuster front with Furious 7. So when his return to the horror genre is a critical smash hit and ends …

The sequel to 2014’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles big screen remake may be subtitled Out of the Shadows, but it would seem that most Americans didn’t even want to get out of their homes to go see its debut this past weekend. In what was an extremely slow movie going weekend, TMNT 2 oozed its way to the top of a very underwhelming US top 10 …

[Drew Carey voice] Welcome to the Monday Box Office Report, where the numbers are made up and the reviews don’t matter! Okay, so maybe we don’t make up the numbers, but that last part certainly holds true for this past weekend’s box office. Despite getting a harsh to middling reception from most critics (myself included), X-Men: Apocalypse still went on to rule the …

Captain America: Civil War reached two huge landmarks in the last few days, by crossing the $1 billion mark globally and officially becoming the highest grossing film worldwide thus far in 2016. But even with those accomplishments, it was still a fowl weekend for the star-spangled Avenger over on the US box office charts as Captain America: Civil War was finally …

For a hero who is supposedly all about the little guy, Steve Rogerssure is sitting comfy as the King of the Hill. The Hill in this case being the US box office which once again saw Captain America: Civil War claim the top spot after its no.1 debut last week. The latest Marvel movie brought in a huge $72.5 million dollars, …

We’re a day late this week, thanks the long weekend. And boy, was it a great weekend for the House of Mouse. For a third week in a row Disney completely dominated the US domestic box office thanks to their brilliant new live-action take on The Jungle Book. The Jon Favreau directed adaptation held onto the top spot it’s had since debuting, …

The Huntsman: Winter’s War may see Chris Hemsworth walking around packing two large axes, but it seems the movie still just couldn’t cut it. The pre/sequel to 2012’s Snow White and the Huntsman had to settle for a limp $20 million second place debut at the box office, dropping way short of its predecessor’s $56 million opening weekend performance. And with …