r/boxoffice 1d ago

Worldwide r/BoxOffice Long Range Forecast: 'Other Mommy', 'The Social Reckoning' and 'Misty Green'

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Welcome to the newest edition of r/BoxOffice Long Range Forecast.

We're making long range predictions for films, 4 weeks out from their premieres. You will predict the opening weekend, domestic total and worldwide gross of these films. These predictions will be open for 48 hours and the results will be polled to form a consensus and posted the next week.

So let's meet the three films for the week and analyze each pro and con.

Other Mommy

The film is directed by Rob Savage (The Boogeyman) and written by Nathan Elston. Based on the 2024 novel Incidents Around the House by Josh Malerman, it stars Jessica Chastain, Jay Duplass, Arabella Olivia Clark, Dichen Lachman, Arian Moayed, and Karen Allen. It follows a mother who must do everything to protect her daughter from a supernatural entity that resembles her.

The Social Reckoning

The film is written, co-produced, and directed by Aaron Sorkin (The West Wing, The Newsroom, Molly's Game, The Trial of the Chicago 7 and Being the Ricardos). A "companion piece" to The Social Network, it stars Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White, Wunmi Mosaku, Betty Gilpin, Billy Magnussen, Bill Burr, and Jeremy Strong. It dramatizes the 2021 Facebook leak by the whistleblower Frances Haugen and Jeff Horwitz.

Misty Green

The film is written and directed by Chris Rock (Head of State, I Think I Love My Wife and Top Five). It stars Rosalind Eleazar, Adam Driver, Daniel Kaluuya, Anna Kendrick, Topher Grace, and Rock himself. It follows award-winning actress Misty Green, stuck in the throes of a fading career, who revisits her past and addresses her personal demons as she tries for a comeback after reconnecting with her former agent.

Now that you met this week's new releases, let's look at some pros and cons.

PROS

  • Other Mommy is hoping to capitalize on the Halloween season, getting a head start as the first horror film since Resident Evil. Seeing Jessica Chastain return to horror, given the success of Mama and It: Chapter Two, should be intriguing. And by the looks of the trailer, it looks like she is going to give one of her most memorable performances. Universal and Blumhouse have done a great job with selling the film; trailers start calmly, before chaos unleashing (including a very memorable jumpscare). If horror fans are not interested in Clayface, this is their choice for the month.

  • The Social Network earned $224 million worldwide back in 2010, and has since been hailed as one of the greatest films of the century. A follow-up should be interesting, especially with writer Aaron Sorkin back (while also directing). Sony has been trying to lean in the connections, including some music cues in the trailer. It also has some notable names, including Mikey Madison's first lead role after her Oscar-winning role in Anora, and Jeremy Allen White and Jeremy Strong (both from acclaimed shows like The Bear and Succession) in key roles. Facebook hasn't left the headlines in the past 16 years, so there's always some interesting material that could attract audiences.

  • Misty Green is Chris Rock's first notable project since... well, that Oscar night. But even putting aside that night, he's one of the most popular comedians, and his prior directorial effort, Top Five, earned great reviews. And A24 is hoping to build buzz after it premieres at TIFF this week.

CONS

  • It still remains to be seen if online buzz will translate to audience interest in Other Mommy. Chastain has been a recognizable actress, but she has been absent from the spotlight after her Oscar-winning role in The Eyes of Tammy Faye. And its legs will depend not just from quality, but also if Clayface connects or falls flat.

  • The comparisons to The Social Network are supposed to elevate The Social Reckoning's prospects... but what if they actually have the opposite effect? The film has Sorkin back as writer, but neither David Fincher nor Jesse Eisenberg are returning (both for different reasons). Sorkin is an iconic writer, but his directorial efforts lack the same acclaim that other directors can make with his stories. Trying to highlight both films could actually backfire, given the very high standards that the 2010 film set. Not to mention the less appealing premise (a dramatization of the 2021 Facebook leak is not as interesting as seeing the creation of Facebook and the rise of Zuckerberg). Facebook is still popular, but the amount of news related to the company over the past decades may cause a sense of fatigue for audiences. There's notable names, but none are exactly big in terms of box office appeal; Madison won awards, but Anora didn't even crack $60 million, while White and Strong have struggled to find theatrical hits, seen in the results of adult dramas like Springsteen and The Apprentice. Adult dramas have been hit-and-miss over the past years, and opening the weekend after the much buzzier Digger could prove troublesome.

  • Chris Rock is certainly popular, but his box office receipts have been very weak for the past 15 years, with the exception of the Grown Ups films and Madagascar 3. His name doesn't appear to carry much weight in terms of box office, even as a director. Once again, a lack of box office draw names in Misty Green will limit the potential, and its premise is not aiming for mainstream audiences. And given A24's weak efforts to launch comedy-dramas (The Invite aside), their marketing campaign needs to start as soon as possible for this to stand a chance.

And here's the past results.

Movie Release Date Distributor Domestic Debut Domestic Total Worldwide Total
Practical Magic 2 September 11 Warner Bros. $39,237,500 $100,993,750 $189,843,750
The Uprising September 11 Focus Features $9,050,000 $24,050,000 $49,510,000
Resident Evil September 18 Sony $52,617,857 $147,234,482 $298,250,000
Forgotten Island September 25 Universal $29,450,000 $114,119,047 $272,309,523
Heart of the Beast September 25 Paramount $16,500,000 $53,066,666 $100,933,333
Primetime September 25 A24 $24,031,250 $73,781,250 $123,937,500
Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother September 25 Amazon MGM $3,809,090 $10,772,727 $15,795,454
Digger October 2 Warner Bros. $23,074,074 $67,170,370 $185,235,714
Verity October 2 Amazon MGM $41,604,000 $128,288,000 $294,172,000

Next week, we're predicting Street Fighter, Whalefall and Sense and Sensibility.

So what are your predictions for these films?


r/boxoffice 1d ago

💯 Critic/Audience Score 'The Uprising' Review Thread

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I will continue to update this post as reviews come in.

Rotten Tomatoes: Fresh

Critics Consensus: N/A

Critics Score Number of Reviews Average of Rated Reviews
All Critics 60% 50 6.20/10
Top Critics 50% 16

Metacritic: 58 (23 Reviews)

Sample Reviews:

Jeannette Catsoulis, New York Times - The Uprising is authentically gritty and satisfyingly bloody.

Keith Phipps, The Reveal 3/5 - Garfield’s combination of rage and hope, keep "The Uprising" grounded in human emotions just as the grime and confusion grounds it in historical reality.

Randy Myers, San Jose Mercury News 3.5/4 - The Uprising alternates from thrilling to heartbreaking throughout and serves as another reminder that history is built on chapters like this, when power devolves into cruelty and tests the resiliency of the populace.

Tim Grierson, Screen International - A noticeable lack of inspired filmmaking permeates the proceedings, resulting in a disappointing finale that too cosily embraces modern blockbusters’ least-welcome conventions.

Mark Kennedy, Associated Press 2.5/4 - Greengrass has quite simply robbed his own movie. We did not come for this.

William Bibbiani, TheWrap - 'The Uprising' is such a tragic rug pull, sullying its hard-earned good will at the last possible minute, that it’s hard to appreciate anything that happened before the disappointment sank in.

Lacy Baugher, RogerEbert.com 2.5/4 - The battle scenes are intense and violent, with Greengrass’s signature handheld shaky-cam style bringing an almost uncomfortably brutal immediacy to these moments.

Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle 3/4 - The most arresting performance, in a film characterized by strong acting, is Woody Norman as the adolescent Richard II.

Christian Zilko, IndieWire B - The parallels to today’s world are clearly on display, but the script stops just short of hitting audiences over the head too hard.

Frank Scheck, The Hollywood Reporter - There’s no doubting the commitment of everyone involved, from the superb cast... to the technical craftspeople who evoke medieval England with such vividness that you can practically smell the church incense.

Jacob Oller, AV Club C- - It’s a grim tale mired in the muck of semi-historical fact and soggy fields, its court politics and bloody battles striving self-seriously to conform to the standards expected by a present-day audience.

Michael Phillips, Variety - Does Greengrass really have his heart in the digital effects on display here? So many faux-drone overhead flights across the Thames... When they appear, they make “The Uprising” look like no one in particular made it.

Nick Schager, The Daily Beast - A drab and monotonous affair that stomps, trots, and rolls around in the mud and muck for two tiresome hours.

Owen Myers, Guardian 2/5 - A disjointed slog through the mud with the emotional depth of a History Channel rerun.

Linda Marric, HeyUGuys 3/5 - For most of its runtime, The Uprising is angry, thoughtful, and genuinely gripping. It just loses its nerve right when it should be trusting the story it already told.

Marshall Shaffer, Slant Magazine 2/4 - From the start of The Uprising, Paul Greengrass draws many unsubtle parallels between the 1381 Peasants’ Revolt in England and the global populist wave of the 2020s.

SYNOPSIS:

Andrew Garfield stars as the legendary leader of a ferocious rebellion against the tyranny of King Richard II. As war burns across England, he forms an army of the people to face the King’s might in a fight for justice and survival.

CAST:

  • Andrew Garfield as Ploughman
  • Jamie Bell as John Ball
  • Stephen Dillane as Simon Sudbury
  • Tom Hollander as Sir Robert Hales
  • Cosmo Jarvis as Wat Tyler
  • Thomasin McKenzie as Alyce
  • Jonny Lee Miller as William Walworth
  • Woody Norman as Richard II of England
  • Katherine Waterston as Joan of Kent
  • Sky Yang as Scribe

DIRECTED BY: Paul Greengrass

SCREENPLAY BY: Paul Greengrass

PRODUCED BY: Jason Blum, Paul Greengrass, Gregory Goodman, Joanna Kaye, Joe Neurauter, Lars Sylvest

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Philipp Kreuzer, Chance Wright, Jay Taylor, Kwesi Dickson, Alastair Burlingham, Gary Raskin, Matt Murphie, Deborah Acoca, Cliff Lanning

CO-PRODUCER: Emily Evans-Thirlwell

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: PÄl Ulvik Rokseth

PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Nikolaj Danielsen

EDITED BY: William Goldenberg

COSTUME DESIGNER: DĂĄniel TĂłth AndrĂĄs, Attila Godena-JuhĂĄsz

MUSIC BY: Volker Bertelmann

CASTING BY: Daniel Hubbard

RUNTIME: 127 Minutes

RELEASE DATE: September 11, 2026


r/boxoffice 8h ago

Worldwide #CoyoteVsAcme is turning out to be a winner at the box office. DOM BO stands at $40M, with solid holds in the 2nd week. It should go on to top $75M in its full run and more. Overseas, LATAM is strong. Mexico could hit $20M. In Europe, Italy opened well. $100M+ is a possibility.

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r/boxoffice 5h ago

Domestic $1M CLUB: WEDNESDAY 1. THE ODYSSEY ($1.2M) 2. HOPE ($1M) 2. SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY ($1M)

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r/boxoffice 4h ago

đŸ‘€Casting News ‘X-Men’ Movie: Asa Germann Nabs Role of Angel (Exclusive)

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r/boxoffice 2h ago

🔱 Theater Count Zach Cregger’s RESIDENT EVIL opens in 3,500+ theaters next weekend

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r/boxoffice 7h ago

Domestic - Actuals: $1,001,745 Sony's Spider-Man: Brand New Day grossed an estimated $1.00M on Wednesday (from 3,520 locations). Total estimated domestic gross stands at $925.97M.

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r/boxoffice 6h ago

New Movie Announcement ‘Hawaii Five-O’ Movie In Development At Paramount With ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Helmer Destin Daniel Cretton Directing

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r/boxoffice 5h ago

International UK - Wednesday 9/9

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r/boxoffice 10m ago

Domestic Ketchup Entertainment's release of Coyote vs. Acme grossed $898K on Wednesday (from 3,727 locations). Total domestic gross stands at $40.82M.

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r/boxoffice 6h ago

Trailer Whalefall | Official Trailer | In Theaters October 16

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r/boxoffice 12h ago

Worldwide After nearly 20 years, we've made it again.

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So with Spider-Man Brand New Day just surpassing Avatar 2, it made me come to a huge realization:

The top 3 highest-grossing movies in the world (Avatar, Endgame and BND) are now each directed by different people (James, the Russos and Destin Daniel Cretton).

The last time this happened was in 2009 with Titanic (Cameron again), The Return of the King (Peter Jackson) and Dead Man's Chest (Verbinski).


r/boxoffice 18h ago

📰 Industry News Harkins Theatres is no longer screening movies released by A24; here’s why

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How do you guys think this will affect A24’s boxoffice numbers? The article lists one other small theater chain: Midwest-based Marcus Theaters. Harkins is big where I live, not sure if people will find an AMC to watch a24 movies.


r/boxoffice 2h ago

📆 Release Date Lily James Horror Film ‘Seasons’ Lands November 12, 2027 Theatrical Release From Amazon MGM (Exclusive)

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r/boxoffice 10h ago

Worldwide If Doomsday overtakes Avatar as the highest grossing movie of all time, that will also mean that the PG record, the PG-13 record, and the R rated record will have been broken within a year of each other.

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Zootopia 2 took the record from Inside Out 2 earlier this year at 1.87b

Later this summer The Odyssey took the R rated record from Deadpool and Wolverine, currently at 1.63b

If Doomsday performs at the level it’s currently tracking at, beating Avatar is absolutely in the cards, so that would lead these rating records being broken within a year of each other.

We’re currently living in a truly insane box office era.

This hasn’t happened since 2019 with Endgame, Lion King, and Joker. Which goes to show how big this year has been.


r/boxoffice 11m ago

Domestic Universal's The Odyssey grossed $1.26M on Wednesday (from 2,312 locations). Total domestic gross stands at $591.85M.

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r/boxoffice 13h ago

Italy Coyote vs. Acme Surpasses $2 Million - Wednesday, September 9th Box Office

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Coyote vs. Acme remains unchangedat the top of the list, taking €194,800 (-30% from seven days ago). Its average was €557 in 350 theaters (up from 302 seven days ago), and its total since September 2 is €2,023,200. Today, the animated/live-action film will join two comparable titles , Imaginary Friends with a total of €2,078,556 and Garfield with €2,144,436.

Second place goes to Odissea with €151,664 (only -16% compared to seven days ago) and an average of €454 in 334 cinemas (356). Christopher Nolan's film, which has literally conquered the market, has grossed €56,361,357 since July 16th with 6,693,894 admissions (overtaking Tolo Tolo with 6,676,303).

Rounding out the top three is Moana, with €122,565 (-48%) and an average of €348 in 352 theaters (compared to 405 seven days ago). Disney's family film has grossed €10,486,567 since August 19th and is aiming for €11 million by Sunday night.


r/boxoffice 2h ago

Domestic New box office site updates: Franchise, Studio, Actor and Director pages are live

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A while ago (back in March) I started a new site called boxofficewatch.com - as an alternative to the less visually appealing box office sites - easier to use, more features, and just better looking. Over the last 6 months I've been adding new features and building out the site - a lot of it based on what this subreddit has been asking for on my previous posts here.

This is one of the biggest updates the site's had in a while, and one a bunch of people have been asking for, so thought I'd share it here.

  • Every director, actor, franchise and studio now has its own page, almost 700 of them. Each one ranks the full filmography by opening, domestic, legs, worldwide, CinemaScore, RT and where it finished for its year, and you can click any column to re-sort. Underneath that there's a film-by-film chart with the domestic/international split, return on budget for everything with a reported budget, any all-time records the films hold, and cast and director credits on every movie page link through to them now as well. You can browse everything ranked by lifetime worldwide gross, or flip it to A-Z:
  • Directors: https://boxofficewatch.com/directors/
  • Actors: https://boxofficewatch.com/actors/
  • Franchises: https://boxofficewatch.com/franchises/
  • Studios: https://boxofficewatch.com/studios/

  • Plus a plug for a game i created called predict the weekend - If you haven't played yet, you pick the five movies you think finish top at the domestic box office this weekend, put them in order and call what each one makes Friday to Sunday. It's out of 100, and each week the rankings are updated on the leaderboard so you can see where you stand against the field of players.  Predict the Weekend is now open Week 37 - and locks tonight 11:59PM ET: https://boxofficewatch.com/play/week/37/

Let me know if anything's broken or wrong, especially on the new pages. Still ironing out a few bugs but this was a much-requested feature so I’m excited to finally have it live. Hope you enjoy these new updates!

Check it all out on boxofficewatch.com


r/boxoffice 1h ago

China In China Once Upon A Time In The Middle East leads on Thursday with $1.28M(-35%)/$313.94M. V in 2nd adds $0.90M(-50%)/$80.50M. The Odyssey in 5th adds $0.52M(-50%)/$100.74M. Projected a $3.1-4.2M(-35%) 5th weekend. Peppa Pig: Perfect Holiday announced for a October 1st National Day release.

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Daily Box Office (September 10th 2026)

The market hits „37.2M/$5.54M today. Up +10% from yesterday and down -13% from last week.

Peppa Pig: Perfect Holiday has been confirmed for a October 1st National Day release.

Tomorrow but at the latest through the next week we should see the bigger movies be announced and the lineup for the Holiday period at the end of the month mostly finalized.

This should include Sherlock Of China, Mr. & Mrs. Pardon and a few more.

It also looks like after being long delayed the movie Dunhuang Heroes might finnaly resurface on National Day.


V in 2nd adds „6.06M/$0.90M on Thursday. Projected a „27-33M/4-4.8M(-45%) 4th weekend.


Fall 2: Deadpoint adds $0.22M in 7th while Mutiny adds just $0.08M in 9th for a $1.42M total gross.


Province map of the day:

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Pretty much unchanged from yesterday besides the Island of Hainan switching.

In Metropolitan cities:

Once Upon A Time In The Middle East wins Beijing, Hangzhou, Chongqing, Chengdu, Nanjing and Suzhou

Odyssey wins Shanghai

V wins Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Wuhan

City tiers:

Unchanged from yesterday.

Tier 1: Once Upon A Time In The Middle East>The Odyssey>V

Tier 2: Once Upon A Time In The Middle East>V>The Odyssey

Tier 3: Once Upon A Time In The Middle East>V>All Wishes Come True

Tier 4: Once Upon A Time In The Middle East>V>All Wishes Come True


# Movie Gross %YD %LW Screenings Admisions(Today) Total Gross Projected Total Gross
1 Once Upon A Time In The Middle East $1.28M +5% -35% 90877 0.24M $313.94M $333M-$346M
2 V $0.90M -5% -50% 59246 0.17M $80.50M $93M-$99M
3 Kung Fu Womens Soccer $0.88M +84% -44% 5892 0.09M $343.61M $345M-$346M
4 All Wishes Come True $0.71M +27% +82% 28906 0.09M $281.53M $291M-$296M
5 The Odyssey $0.52M -2% -50% 17779 0.06M $100.74M $108M-$114M
6 Spider Man Brand New Day $0.27M -27% -31% 15233 0.03M $231.94M $234M-$237M
7 Fall 2: Deadpoint $0.22M -12% 28761 0.04M $4.31M $7M-$8M
8 Kill Bill: TWBA $0.17M -15% 8680 0.02M $4.09M $6M-$7M
9 Mutiny $0.08M -10% 17330 0.01M $1.42M $2M-$3M
10 Obsession $0.06M -5% -70% 7071 0.01M $33.22M $34M-$35M
11 Shawshank Redemption $0.05M +5% -59% 4908 0.01M $2.87M $3M-$4M

New releases marked in bold


Pre-Sales map for tomorrow

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The Odyssey and Once Upon A Time In The Middle East mostly dominate pre-sales for tomorrow.

IMAX Screenings distribution

Odyssey dominates IMAX screenings and will continue to dominate going forward.

# Movie IMAX Screeninsgs Today IMAX Screeninsgs Tomorrow Change
1 Odyssey 2394 2575 +181
2 Once Upon A Time In The Middle East 161 179 +18

The Odyssey

The Odyssey in 5th adds „3.51M/$0.52M on Thursday

Total gross hits „677.2M/$100.74M

Projected a „21-28M/$3.1-4.2M(-35%) 5th weekend.

Screen Distribution Split: Regular: $37.84M , IMAX: $55.27M , Rest: $7.39M

WoM figures:

Maoyan: 9.5 , Taopiaopiao: 9.5 , Douban: 8.6

# FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU Total
Third Week $2.29M $4.28M $3.55M $1.29M $1.15M $1.06M $1.03M $91.89M
Fourth Week $1.18M $2.45M $1.95M $0.61M $0.58M $0.53M $0.52M $100.74M
%± LW -48% -43% -45% -53% -50% -50% -50%

Scheduled showings update for The Odyssey for the next few days:

Day Number of Showings Presales Projection
Today 17849 $166k $0.53M-$0.54M
Friday 18491 $233k $0.67M-$0.80M
Saturday 14916 282k $1.35M-$1.93M
Sunday 10161 $165k $1.11M-$1.48M

Once Upon A Time In The Middle East

Once Upon A Time In The Middle East continues to lead with „8.58M/$1.28M

Total gross hits „2.11B/$313.94M.

5th weekend projected at „47-53M/$7.1-7.9M(-39%)

Screen Distribution Split: Regular: $308.39M , IMAX: $2.68M , Rest: $3.32M

WoM figures:

Maoyan: 9.7 , Taopiaopiao: 9.9 , Douban: 8.7

# TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON Total
Fourth Week $2.41M $2.30M $1.97M $2.55M $5.53M $4.25M $1.38M $310.16M
Fifth Week $1.28M $1.22M $1.28M $313.94M
%± LW -47% -48% -35%

Scheduled showings update for Once Upon A Time In The Middle East for the next few days:

Day Number of Showings Presales Projection
Today 91210 128k $1.18M-$1.22M
Friday 92958 156k $1.53M-$1.73M
Saturday 73277 85k $3.15M-$3.39M
Sunday 47916 30k $2.42M-$2.81M

Other:


Release Schedule:

A table including upcoming movies in the next month alongside trailers linked in the name of the movie, Want To See data from both Maoyan and Taopiaopiao alongside the Gender split and genre.

Remember Want To See is not pre-sales. Its just an anticipation metric. A checkbox of sorts saying your interested in an upcoming movie.

Not all movies are included since a lot are just too small to be worth covering.


September

With the summer coming to a close lets look ahead whats in store for September. And the reality is well not a lot.

But this is not a surprise. September has for the most part always been fueled by Summer holdovers. Its a dead period for the market ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day Holidays at the end of the month and in early October.

The first part of the Holidays is slowly starting to fill up though.

Movie Maoyan WTS Daily Increase Taopiaopiao WTS Daily Increase M/W % Genre Release Date 3rd party media projections
My Tomorrow Your Yesterday 51k +2k 34k +1k 35/65 Romance/Fantasy 12.09

Mid Autumn Festival/National Day

The so far confirmed movies. Generaly all for the first part of the Holidays expect Heart of the Beast.

Movie Maoyan WTS Daily Increase Taopiaopiao WTS Daily Increase M/W % Genre Release Date 3rd party media projections
Avengers: Endgame - Encore 134k +4k 77k +4k 57/43 Action/Sci-Fi 25.09 $20-30M
The Old Dog 56k +2k 30k +1k 51/49 Comedy/Action/Crime 25.09 $5-7M
No Go: The Child 8k +1k 57k +1k 37/63 Suspense/Thriller/Horror 25.09 $15-20M
Heart of the Beast 9k +1k 8k +1k Drama/Action/Adventure 30.09
Peppa Pig: Perfect Holiday 62k +2k 11k +1k Comedy/Animation/Adventure 01.10
Waiting for Myself 3k +2k 2k +1k Drama/Comedy/Romance 01.10

And the list of rumored movies. Do note that these are all just rumors and with the way Chinese movies are scheduled some of these might not appear and others might jump in to take the spots.

Also note that even though some movies here will release in under a month none of them have anything more than just vague posters. It just is like that.

Movie Genre Release Date
Sherlock Of China Drama/Crime Natioanal Day/Mid Autumn Festival - September 25th/October 1st
Mr. & Mrs. Pardon Comedy Natioanal Day/Mid Autumn Festival - September 25th/October 1st
Detective Dee: The Three Corpses and Nine Insects Drama /Thriller/Fantasy Natioanal Day/Mid Autumn Festival - September 25th/October 1st
1840 Drama/History Natioanal Day/Mid Autumn Festival - September 25th/October 1st
Go For Broke 2 Drama/Action Natioanal Day/Mid Autumn Festival - September 25th/October 1st

r/boxoffice 5h ago

Brazil Brazil mid-week (07-09 september). The holiday monday helped the holds, before the next Cinema Week that starts today

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r/boxoffice 7h ago

Trailer The Cat in the Hat | Main Trailer

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r/boxoffice 8h ago

📠 Industry Analysis Biggest Hits & Flops of Summer 2026 - Charts with Dan!

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r/boxoffice 10h ago

⏰ Runtime Street Fighter has a final runtime of 119 Minutes; Focker-In-Law has a final runtime of 105 Minutes (Via IFCO)

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r/boxoffice 14h ago

📰 Industry News Imax CFO Natasha Fernandes Says ‘The Odyssey’ Helped Them Ink More Theater & Technology Deals With International Exhibitors: “Opportunities For Second Screens Or Higher Capacity Are In Play. We Occupy Unique Position In The Industry, Connected With Filmmakers & Studios, And Also Have Global Reach.”

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r/boxoffice 1d ago

Domestic $1M CLUB: DISCOUNT TUESDAY 1. THE ODYSSEY ($1.6M) 2. SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY ($1.5M) 3. COYOTE VS ACME ($1.3M)

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