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Disney and Marvel’s Avengers: Infinity War continued to dominate the early summer box office over the weekend, earning $112.5 million domestically from 4,474 theaters to score the second-biggest sophomore outing ever as it topped the $1 billion mark globally faster than any film in history. Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, …

Marvel’s Avengers Infinity War conquered the box office with a record breaking $250 million opening weekend. The film, which was the culmination of ten years of Marvel movies, became the biggest domestic opening of all time beating Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It also broke records overseas becoming the biggest worldwide …

The horror pic ‘A Quiet Place’ reclaimed the number one spot in its third weekend of release, as ‘Rampage’ became the weekend’s top worldwide grosser amid weak results from new releases. A Quiet Place took in an additional $22 million to bring its domestic total to $132 million, enough to bump the …

Rampage opened to $34.5 million from 4,101 theaters, one of the best showings ever for a video game adaptation and enough to win the weekend ahead of holdover horror sensation A Quiet Place. That was still behind expectations, however.  In Rampage, Johnson plays a primatologist whose beloved pal, an albino gorilla, …

The importance of originality to moviegoers came across loud and clear at the weekend box office. Paramount’s A Quiet Place — a high-concept horror-thriller directed by John Krasinski that has less than three minutes of dialogue — opened to a booming $50 million from 3,508 theaters in North America, well ahead …

Steven Spielberg’s Ready Player One easily won the box-office, grossing $41.2 million to score the holiday weekend’s biggest opening ever for a non-sequel. That brings the movie’s four-day bow to a better-than-expected $53.2 million after launching a day early on Thursday. Still, the verdict is out on whether Ready One Player is …

Pacific Rim Uprising was the film to dethrone Black Panther at the domestic box office upon opening to a tepid $28 million from 2,850 theaters over the weekend. While coming in ahead of tracking, that’s still a troublesome start for a movie that cost $155 million to produce before marketing. The first …

Black Panther continued to make history in its fifth weekend at the domestic box office with a haul of $27 million, burying Tomb Raider and becoming only the seventh film ever to cross the $600 million mark in North America. Black Panther is the first film since Avatar eight years ago …

Ava DuVernay’s A Wrinkle in Time was unable to top Black Pantherafter opening to a muted $33.3 million from 3,980 theaters in North America over the weekend. Both Black Panther and A Wrinkle in Time — the latter based on Madeleine L’Engle’s beloved book and targeting young girls — have been heralded …

Black Panther, which amassed another $65.7 million in its third outing to leap past the $500 million mark in North America and earn nearly $900 million worldwide, is now the 10th biggest film of all time domestically, not adjusted for inflation. It nabbed the third biggest weekend in history behind Star …