Hollywood's
biggest summer box office players usually target young men, but «Mamma Mia!
Not exact matches
This
summer's
box -
office totals have also suffered from the expansion of blockbuster season as a handful of films likely to be among the year's
biggest releases are slated to come out this fall, among them best - selling novel adaptation Gone Girl, Christopher Nolan's Interstellar, and the latest Hunger Games installment.
Had Marvel served up another
big helping of the same
big, dumb action fare that's dominated
summer movies for the last 40 years, the MCU has enough built - in fans to propel Guardians 2 to the top of the
box office.
Go behind the wheel of this
summer's
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box office hit with extensive bonus materials exploring its unique driving and music - infused production, including making - of featurettes on stunt driving with the cast, music, choreography, and orchestrating some of the best car chases in cinematic history.
From exclusive Hollywood product presentations highlighting a slate of upcoming films, to must - see premiere feature screenings, to the
biggest stars, producers and directors, CinemaCon will help jumpstart the excitement and buzz that surrounds the
summer season at the
box office.
And the lousy
box office results are another example of how audiences sent Hollywood a
big message this last
summer that spending all that money on familiar tentpole projects isn't exactly the best investment.
Another weekend, another
big - budget misfire at the
summer box office.
Despite
big box -
office success and unexpected
summer magic, no one thought Edgar Wright's heist film had the gas to make it to awards season — even the iPod wearing, street - dancing, mostly mute titular character played by Ansel Elgort.
No doubt: The World War II movie that hit
big at the
summer box office garnered eight nominations, including the first directing nod for Thomas» husband, Christopher Nolan, and a best picture nomination for both of them.
Not many people would have been willing to wager before the start of the
summer movie season that «The Avengers» would emerge as the best superhero film of the year (especially with «The Dark Knight Rises» still to come), but Marvel's
big gamble proved everyone wrong, making beaucoup bucks at the
box office on its way to becoming the third highest grossing movie of all - time.
After making waves with his critically acclaimed «Snabba Cash» — which is only seeing a theatrical release this
summer, two years after it's original Swedish unveiling — Daniel Espinosa was linked to numerous
big - name projects before moving onto the Denzel Washington / Ryan Reynolds starrer «Safe House,» which has surely earned him a lot of good will with its
box office performance (it crossed $ 100 million domestic this week).
With this
summer's disappointing
box office returns for the troubled production of «The Lone Ranger» — following a string of disappointments including «The Sorcerer's Apprentice,» «Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time,» «G - Force» and «Confessions of a Shopaholic» — Bruckheimer has had a rocky time of it lately on the
big screen.
Opening figures for «Ben - Hur,» whose production budget was at least $ 100 million, put it in line to become one of the
biggest box office bombs of the
summer.
I was guest this week on Out Now With Aaron and Abe This year's
summer movies have the potential to be the
biggest box office ever.
Nestled in a larger story about the state of franchises after a disappointing
Summer 2017
box office, The Hollywood Reporter alleges that Universal believes part of what helped save The Mummy at international
box offices was Tom Cruise in the leading role — inspiring them that
big - name casting for future movies in the franchise.
Those with doubts about the viability of the movie Entourage had them confirmed when the film drew unfavorable reviews and made little impact at the
box office, where it opened as counterprogramming in June against
summer's typically
big - budgeted fare.
«Despicable Me 2» edged the Adam Sandler comedy «Grown Ups 2» at the domestic
box office this weekend, while the surge some predicted for Guillermo del Toro's «Pacific Rim» never quite materialized — making it the latest
big - budget beast to come crashing down this
summer.
Film Review by Kam Williams Headline: Megan Morphs into Monster in Tasteless Zombie Flick Megan Fox's Transformers 2 may have been the
biggest box -
office hit of the
summer, but her new film, Jennifer's Body, has a better chance of becoming the
biggest flop of the fall.
While not one of the
big hits of
summer, Schmucks just about met
box office expectations, narrowly clearing its $ 69 million budget with a $ 73 M domestic gross.
She also appeared in two of the previous
summer's
biggest box office titles: the animated Minions and Spy with Melissa McCarthy.
Neeson is coming off the
box office disappointment «Run All Night,» though he's set to appear in «Ted 2,» which is expected to be a
big hit when it opens this
summer.
20th Century Fox released this little movie in July of 1979 when the studio's
big summer movie, Alien, was still dominating at the
box office a couple of months into its long run.
If I were to pick the single most impressive
box -
office story of the
summer, it wouldn't be Iron Man 3 hitting a figure that is, however large, not that
big a deal for a movie with its kind of budget, especially one serving as de facto sequel to a film that destroyed very nearly every record that exists.
One of the
summer's
biggest box office hits, the World War II thriller «Dunkirk,» followed with eight nominations, including best picture and the first directing nomination for Christopher Nolan.
Box office expectations: With a hefty $ 180 million budget, Warner Bros. is hoping that Legend of Tarzan will be one of their
big summer blockbusters of 2016.
With so many
big - budget action movies flopping at the
box office this past
summer, it's crazy to think that a quaint genre film like «A History of Violence» would handle its action sequences with the most panache.
Bigger box office blockbusters were again pushed to the front end of the
summer season leaving less attraction for audiences on the holiday weekend.
While the
summer box office heats up with new blockbusters, Blu - ray is giving us the chance to revisit some of the
biggest hits, looking better than ever in June.
The Irish film's gross
box -
office to date now reaches over 2 Million Euro, making it the
biggest Irish release here since The Wind that Shakes the Barley and The Guard is now on its way to becoming one of the
biggest film hits of the
summer, all the while working a pair of purple y - fronts.