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Box Office Weekend Forecast: SPRINGSTEEN, CHAINSAW MAN, and REGRETTING YOU Take On BLACK PHONE 2’s Sophomore Frame
Can "The Boss" and/or anime fans unseat Blumhouse's hit sequel from its late October box office throne?
Box Office Weekend Forecast: BLACK PHONE 2 ($21M+) to Headline a Scarily Light October Frame as GOOD FORTUNE and TRUTH & TREASON Also Debut
Scott Derrickson's well-reviewed follow-up to 2022's midsummer horror breakout looks to keep an underwhelming October box office afloat for at least one more week.
Box Office Weekend Forecast: TRON: ARES ($33M+), ROOFMAN, SOUL ON FIRE, and KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN Debut for a Quiet Holiday Frame
Disney's fifteen-years-in-the-making sequel is tracking well among core male audience fans with healthy business expected from premium screens, but will it break out beyond the brand's inherent niche?
6-Week Box Office Tracking & Forecasts: TAYLOR SWIFT | THE OFFICIAL RELEASE PARTY OF A SHOWGIRL ($38-40M+) and PREDATOR: BADLANDS ($25M+) Early Outlooks
If models hold up, Taylor Swift will be second only to Taylor Swift in concert- and concert-adjacent box office opening weekends. Plus, can PREDATOR: BADLANDS mimic some of the ALIEN: ROMULUS franchise revival heat?
6-Week Box Office Tracking & Forecasts: BACK TO THE FUTURE & TWILIGHT Re-Issues to Highlight Halloween; ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER and More Updates
The fall slate continues to take shape as reach the end of October's outlook in our public report.
5-Week Box Office Tracking & Forecasts: TRON: ARES Hopes to Boot Up $42-46M+ Domestic Start, Premium Screens Dominate Early Pre-Sales
Plus, DEMON SLAYER: INFINITY CASTLE continues to bewilder as domestic box office expectations soar higher.
5-Week Box Office Tracking & Forecasts: CONJURING ($50M+), DEMON SLAYER ($50M+), and DOWNTON ABBEY’s Finale Trifecta Poised to Drive Stronger-than-Expected September
Despite lamenting the absence of a BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE-type singular performance from last year, this September's key releases may be able to hold their own in the aggregate.