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Back from a short vacation, time to get back to the weekly charts and reports! First up, the US box office results form this past weekend. Read more »

GLASS is the top movie for the third week in a row, in a slow weekend at the box office. GLASS drew just $9.5 million, topping THE UPSIDE by $700,000. GLASS' 17-day domestic total is now at $88.7 million. Read more »

GLASS repeats as the top movie at the domestic box office, grabbing another $19 million and bringing its 10-day total of $73.6 million. Read more »

GLASS, the sequel to both UNBREAKABLE and SPLIT, topped the weekend at the box office, grossing $40.6 million in its first three days of release. That is already more than double the film's production budget and is on its way to bring in well over $100 million, while in theaters. Read more »

THE UPSIDE knocks AQUAMAN from its three week reign as the top theatrical movie in America, grossing $19.6 million in its first three days. the film is only the 20th best opening for Kevin Hart, just below 2015's THE WEDDING RINGER and above his 2016 concert film. Read more »

For the third week in a row, the DC Comic's movie, AQUAMAN, topped the box office chart, taking in another $30.7 million. After 17 days in release, the superhero film has grossed over $259.7 million, and brought in over $940.7 million, worldwide. Read more »

AQUAMAN maintains the #1 spot, for a second straight week, collecting another $52 million over the weekend, bringing its 10 day total to over $189 million domestically. Worldwide, the film had taken in just under $752 million. Read more »

The weekend before Christmas tuned out to be a very competitive weekend, with five new wide-releases. DC's AQUAMAN topped them all, hauling in over $67 million, in its first three days. It is the 8th best opening for a DC Comics movie, $27 million behind JUSTICE LEAGUE. The film has already made $485 million worldwide. Read more »