Ryan Reynolds managed to hold off his wife, Blake Lively, as the couple took the top two spots at the box office, with It Ends With Us debuting at #2, while Borderlands bombed epically as predicted.

Deadpool & Wolverine continued its domination at the box office, closing in on $400 million domestically after two weeks and passing $800 million worldwide.

Deadpool & Wolverine shattered multiple records this past weekend, including the biggest R-rated opening of all time domestically and worldwide and the biggest opening in 2024.

Twisters cycloned its way into a massive opening weekend, far exceeding even the highest projections.

Despicable Me 4 held onto the top spot at the box office over the weekend, but Longlegs was the real standout, with the biggest opening in the history of distributor Neon.

Despicable Me 4 continued an upward trend at the box office over the last few weeks, dominating the July 4th holiday weekend and unseating Inside Out 2 in first place.

Inside Out 2 remained on top of the box office for a third weekend, but A Quiet Place: Day One was a close second-place finisher.

Inside Out 2 continues to dominate the box office, having a historically massive second weekend with over $100 million.

After months of seemingly endless disappointments at the box office, Inside Out 2 exploded this past weekend with the biggest opening of the year and the biggest opening since Barbie last summer.

After weeks of disappointment at the summer box office, Bad Boys: Ride or Die delivered some much-needed pop with a stronger-than-expected opening and took the #1 spot.

Bad Boys for Life had a massive MLK holiday weekend opening, breaking a number of records, while Dolittle got off to a mediocre start compared to its absurdly massive budget.