Oscar nominee Zero Dark Thirty opened wider across the U.S. and took the top spot at the box-office this weekend with $24 million in ticket sales.

A reboot of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre did better than Hollywood expected to lead the box-office this weekend with $23 million in ticket sales.

Audiences were ready to explore Middle Earth once again, though the Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey didn’t do nearly as well as many analysts predicted. Some in Hollywood thought the first in a trilogy of films based on the fantasy novel would take in $100 million in its first weekend. Instead An Unexpected Journey took in $84.7 million.

A couple of new films hit theaters over the weekend, but audiences apparently wanted leftovers.

For the Thanksgiving weekend, movie goers mostly feasted on leftovers. The top two movies at the box office were The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2 and Skyfall.

It’s the end of an era. The final Twilight movie, Breaking Dawn, Part 2 opened this weekend with $141.3 million in ticket sales. That easily put the final vampire romance saga installment at the top of the box-office for the weekend.

Could the Paranormal Activity franchise be showing signs of slowing down?

For the second weekend, Liam Neeson ruled the box office with Taken 2. The sequel edged out several newcomers, taking in $22.5 million.

The animated comedy Hotel Transylvania soared to the top of the box office, taking in $43 million in its opening weekend.

The fifth Resident Evil entry, Resident Evil: Retribution powered its way to the top of the box-office this weekend, opening with $21.1 million in ticket sales.

Summer started with a bang and ended with a whimper at the box-office.

Movie audiences were in the mood for a  bit of action this weekend. For the second week in a row, the action movie The Expendables 2 led the box office with $13.5 million. The Bourne Legacy took second with $9.3 million, followed by the animated ParaNorman with $8.5 million. The Will Ferrell political comedy The Campaign [...]

The Expendables 2 opened on top of the box office, taking in $28.8 million during a competitive box-office weekend.

The reboot of the Bourne franchise got off to a good start this weekend with The Bourne Legacy taking in $40.3 million to win the weekend box-office. The film ended the three-week run at the top by The Dark Knight Rises. The super hero epic took third place with $19.5 million. The movie should pass [...]