The Foo Fighters get spooky with Studio 666 hitting theaters along with Peter Dinklage in Cyrano, the latest schlock from Bruce Willis, Gasoline Alley, Hulu exclusive thriller No Exit, the latest Madea movie, A Madea Homecoming, on Netflix and more in theaters and on streaming this weekend.

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.