
Movie Monday: ‘Weapons’ Horrifies Box Office
For the second week in a row, horror flick ‘Weapons’ maintains a healthy first place at the domestic box office.

For the second week in a row, horror flick ‘Weapons’ maintains a healthy first place at the domestic box office.

Angel Studios’ new movie, ‘Sketch,’ deals with some heavy but important themes. Christian counselor Jan Wilkenson talks to us about it.

‘Freakier Friday’ attacked the box office with nostalgic power, but it was no match for Warner Bros.’ new horror flick ‘Weapons.’

In ‘The Fantastic Four,’ even with the fate of the world weighing down the other end of the scales, Sue Storm chooses life for her baby.

‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ continues its box office domination by stretching its profits into a second weekend.

Step aside ‘Superman,’ there’s a new rebooted superhero franchise in town.

James Gunn’s Superman took first at the box office for the second week in a row, earning more than double the second-place entry.

The Final Destination franchise is about the inevitability of death. Though gruesome, the concept intrinsically invites theological study.

‘Superman’ can soar around the world faster than you can say “James Gunn,” and it’ll get to the top of the box office just as fast.

When I was about 5 years old, I argued with a friend of mine (over a Pringles-and-Kool-Aid snack, as I recall) about whether Superman was
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