CLAYFACE is having excellent walkups this Saturday, overperforming expectations with a historic A- for DC on CinemaScore. Industry projected an opening at $20M, but it’s making $25M-$27M domestic this weekend on a tiny budget of just $35M.

RESIDENT EVIL has officially surpassed WEAPONS ($151M) to become the highest-grossing movie in Zach Cregger’s career domestically. It’s tracking to hit $380-390M worldwide this weekend.

CLAYFACE is tracking to make $10M-$12M on its domestic opening day. It’s now heading to open to over $25M domestic and nearly $50M worldwide on a budget of just $40M. With a 92% audience score on RT, it’s one of best received DC movies ever.

WILDWOOD is now the favorite to win the Oscar for Best Animated Film (per @NextBestPicture). Laika’s new film made nearly $1.5M in all previews domestically and is expected to earn around $15M this weekend.

DUNE: PART THREE ticket sales for regular showings had an excellent start. Starring Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya, it’s selling better than Christopher Nolan's THE ODYSSEY. We’re projecting a $100M+ domestic opening weekend, and $120M+ is not out of reach.

Jenna Ortega’s KLARA AND THE SUN is tracking to bomb this weekend. After a terrible reception, only 27% on Rotten Tomatoes, Sony canceled its wide release, it’ll now play in just 850 theaters. Budget was $20M, but it’s not expected to hit $20M total global.

YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING is now tracking to challenge CLAYFACE's #1 spot this weekend domestically. After being expanded to over 2,600 theaters, it's eyeing a $21M–$28M weekend. CLAYFACE eyes $24M–$30M.

CLAYFACE debuts with 77% on Rotten Tomatoes, one of the highest-rated DC films of all time. It’s now tracking to be the highest-grossing DC film of the year, surpassing SUPERGIRL ($126M).

WILDWOOD has had excellent final days of pre-sales and is now on track for a $15M–$21M domestic debut. It may becoming Laika’s biggest opening weekend ever, surpassing ‘The Boxtrolls’ ($17.3M)."

AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY will release in IMAX in China, where it’s expected to be Hollywood’s biggest movie of the decade, with over $300M. DUNE: PARTE THREE was pushed back to December 31, allowing DOOMSDAY to play for two weeks in Chinese IMAX locations.

CLAYFACE debuts with an impressive 3.7 out of 5 stars on Letterboxd. Great news for @DCOfficial as it’s the third best-rated DC film this decade, only behind THE BATMAN (4.1) and SUPERMAN (3.8). Good reception means CLAYFACE may overperform this weekend.

CLAYFACE first reviews was published by @Josh_Wilding and is pretty negative, only 2.5 out 5. @RottenTomatoes published it but right after it was removed, without explanation. If first reactions were misleading and CLAYFACE isn’t that good, a $25M debut may not happen.

YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING ($2.5M) has officially beaten STREET FIGHTER ($1.8M) yesterday. It’s the first movie this century to be the #1 film in America while playing in less than 1,000 theaters.

CLAYFACE is now tracking for a $25M-$33M domestic opening weekend on a budget of just $40M. First critics reactions are excellent and it may be another win for horror this year.

COYOTE VS ACME has officially surpassed SUPERGIRL ($126M) at the global box office, becoming summer’s highest-grossing movie produced by Warner Bros. Yet @Ketchupent is the one making money with it. Last week, Ketchup celebrated on IG that it had crossed $120M.

Zach Cregger’s RESIDENT EVIL has officially become the first movie since SPIDER-MAN: BND to cross $100M domestically and $200M overseas. It has made $361M worldwide so far: 1️⃣USA — $148.5M 2️⃣China — $56M 3️⃣UK — $19M 4️⃣Mexico — $13M 5️⃣Australia — $10M

STREET FIGHTER bombs at the global box office debuting with just $51M on a $80M+ budget, lower than the $70M opening that trades were forecasting. With a $70M+ marketing, it might not even reach a $100M total and may lose nearly $50M.

Disney’s WHALEFALL bombed at just $8M domestically and an atrocious $17.5M debut worldwide. Holding a $60M budget, it needed $150M to break even. Since bought by Disney, 20th Century had its Marvel IPs stripped away and accumulates numerous bombs.

YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING had a superb opening day, making $5.5M, on track for a $12-13M weekend. It is the biggest domestic debut this century for a movie released in less than 1,000 locations.