The Greatest Showman

For a second there it looked like an iffy proposition, but now it's basically guaranteed.

Nobody was questioning whether or not Black Panther would be at the top of the box office this week. That was a given. What was questioned, however, is exactly how much money the film would make.

We all knew Black Panther was going to be big. Every first weekend opening of a Marvel movie is some fashion of big.

After weeks of immense success Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle fell to fourth place this weekend - but the competition it fell to didn't exactly overperform.

It turns out that the adventure movie just can't be kept down, as once again it is once again at the top of the charts.

After spending four weeks in second place, Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle went on a tear through January, taking the top spot for four weekends in a row. Now, however, its reign is over.

Fans who feel the desire to sing and dance during musicals may want to seek out the sing-a-long showings for The Greatest Showman. You'll be among friends.

Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle has already been firmly established as Dwayne Johnson's most successful non-Fast and Furious film, but it's still raking in the dough in its fourth weekend.

After several weeks of conventional screenings, 20th Century Fox announced that starting today in select theaters, The Greatest Showman will be screened as a sing-a-long. That seems appropriate.

Before he was Wolverine, Hugh Jackman made his name on the stage, including several musicals. Now, he's brought his talents from the stage to the screen with The Greatest Showman.