Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence are two low-level astronomers trying to convince the world a comet is on a world-destroying collision course with Earth in the upcoming Adam McKay Netflix movie, Don’t Look Up.

Angelina Jolie is a fire fighter and smokejumper who becomes involved in a cat and mouse chase through the forest when she finds a young boy being chased by a pair of assassins in Those Who Wish Me Dead, which hit theaters and HBO Max this past weekend.

Angelina Jolie is a former smokejumper and survival expert who now guards a remote fire watchtower. When she sees a traumatized young boy, she gets put in the crosshairs of a pair of assassins who are hunting him through the Montana wilderness.

How to Train Your Dragon remained on top for the second weekend in a row, fending off the potential final film in the Madea franchise, while Green Book jumped back into the top 5 in a massive post-Oscars boost.

March gets off to a slightly weird start with a Chloe Grace Moretz thriller and what is possibly the final appearance of Madea in A Madea Family Funeral.

Disney dominates March with both the first MCU movie of 2019, Captain Marvel, and a new Dumbo, Jordan Peele is back with a new horror movie, Us, and more.

Bohemian Rhapsody took the top spot the box office with the second highest opening ever for a musical biopic while The Nutcracker and Nobody’s Fool came in on the low end of expectations.

November kicks off with a biopic about Freddie Mercury and Queen, the latest from Tyler Perry and Disney’s take on The Nutcracker.