How Donald Trump Could Help Michael Moore Return as the King of Documentary Box Office
“Fahrenheit 11/9” comes 14 years after “Fahrenheit 9/11” smashed documentary records, but Moore’s films thrive when there’s a villain to fight.
Tom Brueggemann
‘The Predator’ Leads the Weekend, But May Not Break Even at the Box Office
More impressive is “A Simple Favor” with Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively, which has already grossed $16 million on a $20 million budget.
‘Museo’ Leads Crowded Field of Specialty Box Office Openers as ‘The Wife’ Continues to Soar
Glenn Close is scoring big in “The Wife” as the fall movie corridor fills up with titles often playing on parallel home viewing platforms.
‘The Nun’ Conjures Up Huge Opening While ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Continues to Grow
Its $53 million take is the franchise’s best showing so far.
‘Kusama: Infinity’ Tops New Releases, but the Real Specialty Box-Office Story Is ‘The Wife’
Also: “Blaze” hits New York with strong results, while “The Little Stranger” goes down with a whimper.
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Sails Through an Otherwise Soft Labor Day Box Office Weekend
Holdovers like “BlacKkKlansman” thrived, but new titles like “Operation Finale” and “Kin” suffered.
As Telluride Roars, Limited Releases Whimper: With ‘The Little Stranger’ Weak, Only ‘Searching’ Clicks
Lenny Abrahamson’s follow-up to “Room” fails to find a strong audience, while John Cho shows star power.
Great Job, Summer! From ‘Avengers’ to ‘Incredibles,’ Better Movies Mean Better Box Office
Compared to last year, the summer of 2018 proved to be 16 percent more entertaining with $4.3 billion in ticket sales.
Could ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Hit $200 Million? After This Weekend, It’s Quite Possible
Raunchy puppets aside, this was a very strong weekend at the late-summer box-office.
John Cho’s ‘Searching’ Grabs Specialty Crowd as ‘Papillon’ and ‘Support the Girls’ Struggle
As the season winds down, “Crime + Punishment” lands better reviews than the top documentary performers of the summer, and “Eighth Grade” continues to earn top marks.
RIP, Barbara Harris: Another Alfred Hitchcock Actor Passes, But These 24 Remain
In honor of the woman who broke the fourth wall in “Family Plot,” a look at the still-living actors who played significant roles in Hitchcock’s work.
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Is Tops as Asian-Americans Flock to Box Office
A wide swath of audiences responded to the movie after a comedy dry spell, as the strong summer box office continues apace.
