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Thunderbolts is the No. 1 movie in North America this week, adding an additional $33.1 million to its coffers, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.

No amount of tariffs, tax, breaks, tax credits, voodoo, or hoodoo can save an industry that reliably produces a product that sucks the big one.

The desperate Disney Grooming Syndicate has officially renamed the box office disappointment “Thunderbolts” to “The New Avengers.”

“Thunderbolts*,” the latest from the Disney Grooming Syndicate’s Marvel division, opened to a weak $76 million over the three-day weekend.

Americans went to the movies this weekend, and did so in droves, which proves once again just how ideologically dishonest, brain-dead, and professionally compromised the entertainment media are.

In its second weekend in theaters, “Sinners” earned $45 million in ticket sales from theaters in the U.S. and Canada, according to studio estimates Sunday. That’s down a miniscule 6% from its Easter holiday launch, the smallest drop in any genre since “Avatar” in 2009. Worldwide, “Sinners” has now made $161.6 million.

Kelly Tran’s The Wedding Banquet, which was advertised as a big, widely-released, queer, super-woke, gay remake died like few movies ever have at the box office this weekend.

Angel Studios released its animated Biblical film King of Kings into 3,200 theaters and not only came in second but broke a box office record.

China will officially reduce the number of Hollywood films it imports in response to President Trump’s tariffs on the country. 

NEW YORK (AP) — After just two weeks in theaters, “A Minecraft Movie” is already the highest grossing Hollywood release of 2025.

Teenage fans of the “Minecraft Movie” have been ravaging screenings by throwing popcorn and sodas around the theater during key moments of fan service.

The Disney Grooming Syndicate’s Snow White is officially toast, a massive box office bomb that no longer has any serious chance of reaching $100 million domestic.

Hollywood needed “A Minecraft Movie” to be a hit, and it delivered in its opening weekend, significantly narrowing this year’s box office deficit.

In the wake of the glorious Snow White train wreck, the Disney Grooming Syndicate has pulled the plug on its live-action remake of Tangled.

The hacks in the entertainment media are much more interested in retaining the Disney Grooming Syndicate’s advertising dollars and access than telling the truth and have invented a litany of hilarious excuses for why ‘Snow White’ bombed like nothing’s ever bombed in the history of bombs.

Blue-collar thriller A Working Man is striding to victory over Snow White with a projected $15.6 million opening after topping Friday’s chart with $5.6 million.

The Disney Grooming Syndicate’s live-action remake of Snow White was again humiliated at the box office this weekend.

Rather than urging Hollywood to make movies that actually appeal to Normal People, the far-left Variety says movie theaters can attract more customers by allowing pot smoking and texting.

After a dismal 2024, the 2025 first quarter box office is even worse with nothing on the horizon to save it.

Disney’s “Snow White” is churning out empty cinemas, according to X users who shared embarrassing photos showcasing the films screenings resulting in zero or one reserved seat in movie theaters. “This is hilariously abysmal,” one social media user said of the film’s flop.

With its dreadful $43 million opening, Snow White now holds the record for the lowest debut weekend of any of Disney’s live-action remakes.

The Disney Grooming Syndicate’s live-action Snow White remake is looking like a box office bomb, according to various box office “experts.”

The slow-rolling train wreck that is the Disney Grooming Syndicate’s live-action remake of “Snow White” continues to roll along with a disastrous 47 percent “rotten” score at Rotten Tomatoes.

In hindsight, NATO was an unnecessarily confusing acronym for a trade organization representing movie theater owners. For 60 years, the National Association of Theatre Owners has promoted interests of movie theaters, from the biggest chains to the one screen mom and pop shops. They’ve also regularly gotten mail and phone calls intended for the other NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

Five new movies opened wide in North American theaters this weekend including a starry spy picture from Steven Soderbergh, an A24 thriller, a Looney Tunes movie and a high concept action-comedy with “The Boys” star Jack Quaid. But the myriad options did not result in box office gold. When final receipts are tallied Monday, it’s likely going be the lowest-grossing weekend of the year to date with around $54 million in total ticket sales.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — “Captain America: Brave New World” kept falling but still hovered above all others at a weak weekend box office.

“Captain America: Brave New World” is a dud with the third-worst second-weekend drop in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s (MCU) 17-year history.

The Disney Grooming Syndicate’s latest Marvel product, “Captain America: Brave New World,” imploded during its second weekend of release with an estimated 68 percent box office drop.

The early reviews for what might be the Disney Grooming Syndicate’s last hope to revive its battered Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) are not good.

The Chinese animated mythological movie Ne Zha 2 made history this weekend by surpassing over $1 billion in box office sales, the first non-American film to do so and the first to make over a billion in a single national market, China’s.

Captain America: Brave New World is forecasted to open with a weak $70 to $85 million this coming weekend.

NEW YORK (AP) — On a quiet winter weekend at the box office, DreamWorks Animation’s “Dog Man” chased its own tail, repeating as the top movie in theaters.

NEW YORK (AP) — DreamWorks Animation’s “Dog Man” fetched $36 million in ticket sales at the weekend box office, according to studio estimates Sunday, making it the biggest debut yet in 2025.

It was a good weekend at the box office for Mel Gibson and Mark Wahlberg.

If you go back 20 years to 2004, ticket sales have dropped from 1.495 billion to 817.9 million, or an astonishing 46 percent.