Monday Morning QBs
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New Poll: Gen Z Goes to the Movies Most
So why is Hollywood releasing so many movies with Gen X stars still?
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Who Was ‘The End of Oak Street’ For?
With an opening of $21 million, the well-reviewed Warner Bros. release didn’t break out. What happened?
Latest Monday Morning QBs stories
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Richard & Sean: We Know What You Didn’t Do This Summer
Though season box office is up 15%, ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ and ‘Smurfs’ show the increase isn’t all it seems
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Richard & Sean: Zaslav Shows Up the Haters as ‘Superman’ Soars
Why James Gunn’s blockbuster succeeded while other recent superhero flicks flopped
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Richard & Sean Unpack the ‘Jurassic World’ Numbers
Plus: Why Richard remains dissatisfied with the summer’s overall results
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Richard & Sean: Did Mike & Pam Just Buy Flop Insurance?
Plus: Why ‘F1’ zoomed while ‘M3GAN 2.0’ glitched
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Sean, Katey & Chris: The ‘Elio’ Oops
A requiem for Pixar originals, plus Danny Boyle’s big win with ’28 Years Later’
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Richard & Sean: WB & D Consciously Uncouple
Plus: June box office malaise keeps on as ‘Ballerina’ can’t reach ‘John Wick’ heights
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Richard & Sean: A24’s Next Hit; ‘Karate Kid’ Trips; a Box Office Concern
Richard frets for the future after Sony’s August-esque debut. Plus: Sean bets on Celine Song’s romantic comedy ‘Materialists’
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Richard & Sean: Lilo & Tom Turn Up the Nostalgia
Taking stock after a record-breaking Memorial Day weekend
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Box Office: Marvel’s New Normal & Summer Predictions
Richard and Sean predict who’ll win the summer smackdown
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Talking ‘Thunderbolts*’ & Tariffs
Richard and Sean make sense of Marvel’s big weekend & Trump nonsense
Start each week with Monday Morning Quarterbacks as Sean McNulty unpacks the weekend’s box office performance and biggest stories — what worked, what didn’t and what it means for the industry.