Box Office: 'Weapons' No. 1, 'Jaws' Rerelease Beats 'Caught Stealing'
The holiday closes out a fraught summer for Hollywood, with domestic revenue barely able to match last year's disappointing haul.| The Hollywood Reporter
The holiday closes out a fraught summer for Hollywood, with domestic revenue barely able to match last year's disappointing haul.| The Hollywood Reporter
The May to Labor Day season initially soared, but global grosses took a nosedive as foreign movie ticket sales plunged further and a glut of male-skewing tentpoles battled for scraps in the U.S.| The Hollywood Reporter
The dealmaking comes as the runaway sensation lands on the list of the streamer's most-watched English-language films of all time — a feat few could have imagined.| The Hollywood Reporter
Since the streamer won't report grosses, Warner Bros.' 'Weapons' will rightfully be listed as the official victor of the weekend. Apple's foray into theatrical also made headlines as 'F1: The Movie' raced past a huge $600 million globally.| The Hollywood Reporter
The inaugural release from James Gunn and Peter Safran's DC Studios is the top-grossing comic book movie of the year so far but can't escape kryptonite altogether as the overall genre continues to struggle.| The Hollywood Reporter
