’The Upside’ Makes A Surprise Debut On Top Of The Box Office
As much as I like it when I can nail my predictions, it’s always cool to be surprised, and that’s exactly what happened this weekend with The Upside.
As much as I like it when I can nail my predictions, it’s always cool to be surprised, and that’s exactly what happened this weekend with The Upside.
This weekend sees the release of a few new films, but it’s unlikely that any of them will be able to unseat Aquaman from the top of the box office.
Surprising a few pundits, Escape Room managed to have a very solid debut weekend at the box office, arriving in second place with $18 million.
Happy 2019! It’s the first weekend of the new year, and with it comes Escape Room, the only new release at the box office that audiences can escape to.
A little pat on the back, as Aquaman remains number one and we close out the 2018 year in box office with some decent predictions on our part.
While Christmas Day saw the release of Holmes and Watson and Vice, respectively, except Aquaman to be the final number one film of 2018.
A new DC Universe hero made his big screen debut, and while audiences helped Aquaman swim to the top of the box office, it wasn’t with the tidal wave some anticipated.
It’s the weekend before Christmas, and with a bevy of new releases in theatres, it’s going to be extremely interesting to see how the numbers shape up.
A new, 5-minute long look at James Wan’s Aquaman has just arrived, giving us a great look at Jason Momoa and Amber Herd as Arthur Curry and Mera, respectively.
In this editon of Biff Bam Pop!’s Actor Trading Cards, Leo Craven takes a look at the fantastic career of director James Wan.
With San Diego Comic Con and Fantasia Film Fest having both been in full swing this past weekend, there was a lot of horror geek news making the round. Hopefully you followed our coverage of both here on Biff Bam Pop. Lots of great reviews, trailers, and new release news!
Blue and fun – that’s the sense that the first trailer for the upcoming Aquaman gives off. Maybe we’re done with the dark days of DC movies?