Justice League

(It still hasn’t made as much as ‘Venom’ though. 2018 has been quite a ride.)

Four months after hitting theaters in the U.S., Justice League has ended its worldwide box office run as the lowest-grossing film in the DC Extended Universe franchise.

Warner Bros. has taken pity on Zack Snyder’s devout followers.

Not long after Justice League hit theaters, a certain corner of the DC fanbase collectively channeled the “denial” stage of grief into a petition demanding the release of the “Zack Snyder cut” of the film. After Snyder was forced to leave Justice League in the middle of post-production due to a personal tragedy, Warner Bros. enlisted Joss Whedon to complete the film, resulting in extensive reshoots — which means that a Snyder cut of the film doesn’t exist, and were WB to cobble one together, it wouldn’t amount to much of anything.

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A quiet weekend box office yielded the exact same top five as last week, and a few big new limited releases. Here’s the full chart.

Pixar’s latest animated feature dominated the weekend box office over the long Thanksgiving holiday.

Is Justice League worth paying the big bucks for? With a delayed Rotten Tomatoes score, you can read these critic reviews to find out.

It’s the end of the world - unless Batman, Wonder Woman, and the rest of the League can join together to stop an alien invasion.

It won’t be hard for this fall to beat the worst summer box office in more than ten years, but it’s gearing up to blow the past few months out of the water. Fall — that is, Thanksgiving, a.k.a. all-the-kids-are-home-from-school-and-looking-for-something-to-do season — is almost upon us, and with it come some of the most exciting blockbusters of the year. And it’s Marvel vs. DC yet again as two superhero movies vie for the top spot.