Scott Gwin

This weekend the box office top ten saw the arrival of not one, but two heroes who opt to fight, for questionable reasons, in their undergarments.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 launched the summer blockbuster season with a healthy $145 million debut. While it's an impressive total, it's still not the highest start of 2017 so far.

Three new movies hit theaters this weekend, and the surprise wasn't that The Fate of the Furious remained on top, it's that a Bollywood movie in small release topped Tom Hanks and Emma Watson.

The latest Disney nature documentary was the top newcomer of the week, but only managed a fourth place debut.

The Fate of the Furious may have shattered records in international markets, but domestically it settled for a handful of second and third places.

April got off to a sleepy start, kicking off with three new releases that failed to impress.

The Beauty and the Beast remake slipped a typical 50% from last weekend, but between its massive opening last week and a lack of any impressive competition, it held the top spot.

Kong opened with a respectable $61 million debut, stealing some of Logan's thunder and snagging a solid spot at number one.

Super Bowl weekend has become better known for watching movie trailers than the movies themselves, but this year was particularly hard for newcomers at the box office.

Three new wide-release movies saw domestic openings this weekend, but none came close to unseating last weekend's champ.

This weekend audiences had a chance to forget Shyamalan the writer/director of The Happening and After Earth, and remember Shyamalan the writer/director of Signs and The Sixth Sense.

For the fourth weekend in a row Rogue One held the top spot, but this weekend by a very narrow margin.

Three new arrivals hit theaters this weekend, but none were able to dislodge last week's top two earners.

It's no longer summer and not yet the end-of-year holiday blitz, yet somehow we ended up with three great movies opening on one weekend, each of them taking one of the top three box office spots.

Ben Affleck's latest drama, The Accountant, fared better than most, snagging first place at the box office this weekend with $24 million.

A sleepy October trudged forward at the box office, with one new movie snagging a comfortable lead while the remaining newcomers settled out in the bottom half of the chart.

Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children grabbed the top spot at the box office, banking $28 million for a modest start against its $110 million budget.

The Magnificent Seven hit theaters firing both barrels, but perhaps with only one barrel loaded.

Three new movies rolled into theaters this weekend, but none of them pushed into double digits, and none were able to top last weekend's number one.

Ever wondered what the story of Robinson Crusoe would be like seen through the eyes of the animals who lived on his island? Yeah, neither had anyone else.