The U.S./Canada summer box office still has a shot at hitting $4 billion, per Comscore, which would be the second time post-pandemic to cross that benchmark, and here’s how it’s expected to go down. Disney is expected to ring in the last $100M+ opener of the season — from the first weekend of May through

It’s box office clobberin’ time — or so Marvel hopes.

We're over six weeks away from the release of The Fantastic Four: First Steps, so while box office tracking is still a ways off, BoxOfficeTheory.com has shared their early forecast for the MCU ...

Superman 2025 vs. Fantastic Four: The First Steps box office predictions. ... Similarly, the forecast for its overall domestic sales have also fell, going from $370-$510 million to $358-$457 million.

Controversial director Josh Trank‘s Fantastic Four is off to a dismal start at the North American box office, where it’s headed for one of the lowest openings for a Hollywood studio superhero ...

Flame off! Earlier today, box office projections had Josh Trank’s Fantastic Four scooping up a respectable $45M for the weekend, but bad word-of-mouth is traveling fast, estimates have now taken ...

Image Credit: fantastic four After a rocky few years of mixed critical responses and inconsistent box office returns, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is finally on its way to a comeback, and all eyes are on ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’.

Except, that's not really the case, because there was an incredible Fantastic Four movie just over 20 years ago. It just wasn't technically a Fantastic Four movie. The argument that Pixar's 2004 masterpiece The Incredibles is not-so-secretly a Fantastic Four film is hardly a new one,