May 26, 2026Russell Crowe lays down the ground rules with autograph seekers “Stay where you are. Don’t push in on me. I’ll come to you.”
May 26, 2026Alice Through the Looking Glass opened 10 years ago this week. The $170M film opened to $26.8M and made $77M DOM (2.8 legs) and $299.4M WW, having a 70.8% drop from its predecessor.
May 26, 2026X-MEN THE LAST STAND open 20 years ago today. The $210 million film received mixed reviews from critics and grossed $460 million worldwide, becoming the highest-grossing film in the series at that time.
May 26, 2026In Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse (2018), Peter Porker was actually a spider bitten by a radioactive pig
May 26, 2026Disney’s ‘Cruella’ opened 5 years ago this week. Made on a budget of 100m, the movie grossed 86m DOM and 233m WW. A respectable performance amid Covid. A sequel is in development.
May 26, 2026Michael Bay’s Pearl Harbor was released 25 years ago this week. Despite negative reviews, the $140M film was a financial success, grossing $198M domestically and $449.2M worldwide. It received four Oscar nominations and won Best Sound Editing, but it also received six Razzie nominations.
May 26, 2026The Hangover Part II turns 15. The $80M comedy was a huge hit and broke several records at the time. Grossing $254.4M domestically and $586.7M worldwide it ended up being the 8th highest grossing film of 2011 despite negative reviews. A third movie released in 2013 but disappointed.
May 26, 2026Lilo & Stitch (2025) was released last year this week. Serving as a remake of the 2002 film, it was originally set to be released directly on Disney+ before shifting to a theatrical release. Despite receiving mixed to positive reception, it grossed $423.8M Dom & $1.038B WW.
May 26, 2026Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning was released last year this week. Serving as the 8th and final film in the MI series, it grossed $197.4M Dom & $598.8M WW. Despite outgrossing its predecessor and receiving positive reviews, it overall underperformed due to its high budget of $300-400M.
