Superman has begun zipping around the world, ringing up $40.3 million through two days from North America and 57 international box office markets

The theater format is quickly gaining market share as moviegoers spend more to see blockbusters like "F1," "Sinners" and "Superman" on the biggest screens.

Scarlett Johansson's record-breaking "Jurassic World Rebirth" proves IP alone isn't enough, movie stars still matter.

Warner Bros/DC Studios’ Superman is looking at a great $55M first day, including all those $22.5M previews. This puts the James Gunn directed movie on course as of this minute for a $115M+ 3-day. The weekend is still young,

Wedbush turned bullish on AMC’s stock, citing a more consistent movie-release slate over the next several quarters and prospects for market-share gains.

As 2025 hits the halfway point, here are five takeaways from a year that’s already been filled with blockbusters and busts.

Topline“Ne Zha 2,” a Chinese animated film that has shattered box office records and is easily this year’s top-grossing film, will get an English-language U.S. release starring Michelle Yeoh next month,

Parade. Brad Pittjust led the way in the highest-grossing Apple film with a theatrical release of all time, F1: The Movie. On June 25, the flick about Formula 1 racing dropped in theaters—and at $293 million globally,