Another jampacked week! We didn't get any violence at the Oscars this year, but there was plenty to go around in Scream VI's big opening weekend. Plus, we finish up the Round of 64 in MultIPlex Madness.
Creed III scores a knockout at the box office, we pick our best movies of 2022, and MultIPlex Madness officially begins!
Cocaine Bear partied hard after its opening weekend, while Quantumania's returns shrunk down to microscopic size. Plus, we go over the worst movies 2022 had to offer and draft the Adaptation half of our MultIPlex Madness bracket.
In this jam packed episode, we talk about Quantumania's tenuous success, give out our 2022 B-Side awards, and draft the original franchises for MultIPlex Madness.
After seven weeks of dominance, Avatar's time at the top of the box office - much like Tom Brady's career - finally came to and end.
The box office took a weekend off, which gave us a great opportunity to welcome back Ahmad and discuss the latest entry in Will Smith's tumultuous career.
In addition to being nominated for Best Actress for the well-known film To Leslie, Andrea Riseborough was actually #1 at the box office this weekend as well.
M3GAN danced straight into the hearts of moviegoers at the box office this weekend, and Avatar: The Way of Water continued to do James Cameron things.
With Avatar: The Way of Water's continued success, James Cameron has officially shown he knows how to dominate the box office no matter what year it is.
Puss in Boots' last wish should have been for a bigger opening weekend, though the money did keep flowing for Avatar: The Way of Water over the long Christmas weekend.
James Cameron is back! His unique history makes it tricky to parse the early box office success of Avatar: The Way of Water, but we do our darndest. Plus we watch Black Christmas, the scariest holiday movie of them all.
Nothing's happening at the box office pre-Avatar: The Way of Water, but we still take the time to reflect on the moviegoing experience of a past winter blockbuster, Creed.
Violent Night came down the box office's chimney with care on its way to a solid opening weekend, and we reflect fondly on Catch Me If You Can, one of the blockbusters of Winter Past.
The real world wasn't very interested in Strange World at the box office this weekend, while Glass Onion's release strategy ruffled some turkey feathers.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever continued to be the only real item on the menu at the box office this weekend.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever didn't match the unparalleled box office success of the first one, but that doesn't mean it's not a big hit.
With the arrival of Halloween, we were finally able to talk about Halloween Ends and its place in the Halloween canon (since nobody is talking about Prey for the Devil).
Halloween Ends at the box office, but it rolls right along on Flick or Treat as we bring back a special guest for the 7th and 8th installments of the series.
Spooky season is no time for children's crocodiles or poorly reviewed dramas. It's time for horror movies like Smile to have huge holds and for us to revisit the weird years of the Halloween franchise.
Smile did as well as Bros did poorly at the box office this weekend. Plus, Flick or Treat returns and we begin watching through the Halloween franchise.
Don't Worry Darling? More like Don't Worry Avatar: The Way of Water. People are still clearly excited about those big blue dudes.
The Woman King was coronated at the top of the box office after a very strong opening weekend.
The first annual National Cinema Day was a big hit and drew a ton of moviegoers - if not a ton of money - to the box office.
Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero made well over $9,000 during its terrific opening weekend at the box office.
Bullet Train dodged itself with an ok opening weekend at the box office, and Easter Sunday could not be resurrected.
Given Jordan Peele's past success, we give him a little bit of box office rope when evaluating the dope Nope.
Since we've been gone, Minions: The Rise of Gru, Thor: Love and Thunder, and Where the Crawdads Sing all opened well in their own way.
With a fully respectable Top 5 at the box office, lead by a strong opening weekend from Elvis, it looks like people finally can't help falling in love with the movies again.
Lightyear's subpar box office performance is the culmination of a light few years for the Pixar brand, but is it a sign of things to come?
Jurassic World held Dominion over the box office this week with a monstrous opening weekend.
