Loser: Movie Theaters — No box office means that theaters themselves were shellacked in 2020. The two largest theater chains, AMC and Regal, have only narrowly averted bankruptcy, so far.

The North American box office has seen a strong start so far in 2020 thanks to the surprise successes of “1917” and “Bad Boys for Life.” The box office is doing so well, in fact, that it ...

Without a clear-cut favorite to lead the way such as an Avengers event or a Star Wars feature, the 2020 box office was always going to be something of a guessing game.The key was to evaluate which ...

It’s a woman’s world at the box office as “Avengers” star Scarlett Johansson has become the top-grossing star according to ...

Obviously, things are much different today for the box office than they would have been for a movie released in 1990. In 2020, the average movie ticket costs $9.37—but 30 years ago, the average ...

The North American box office ended 2021 with $4.5 billion total box office. It's double 2020's total, but down 60% from 2019. The top four movies of the year were Marvel properties.

With no Star Wars movies and two non-Avenger Marvel movies, that could open things up for a new box office champ in 2020, maybe even a movie that doesn’t come from (gasp) Disney.

It’s Official: 2020 Domestic Box Office Fell 80 Percent to $2.3B Behind China’s $2.7B. ... Globally, 2020 movie ticket sales are expected to come in between $11.5 billion and $12 billion, ...

Box office intake: $1.032 billion total ($517,000 to get to number one in 2020) No. 1 from: June 19 21 The latest movie to return to screens while hitting the top spot is Jurassic Park .

North American box office revenues in 2020 hit a 40-year low, struggling to reach $2.2 billion in total amid the coronavirus crisis. Movie theaters were forced to stay closed for a significant ...

With an estimated $12.4B in global grosses, $10.2B of which came from the international box office, 2020 was off overall by 71% and 67%, respectively, from 2019 according to Gower Street Analytics.