Chess broke the eight-performance house record at the Imperial Theatre, bringing in just above $2 million last week. The musical revival, starring Lea Michele, Aaron Tveit and Nicholas Christopher, played to 96 percent capacity at the Imperial Theatre, and was also the third-highest grossing show in the industry. The show is set to open Nov. 16.

For Good is bound to cast a huge spell at the pre-Thanksgiving box office. Fandango reports that the Jon M. Chu directed second chapter is the best PG-rated ticket pre-seller of all-time for the movie ticket retailer.

Early projections indicate that Now You See Me 3 may record the lowest opening among the three films in the franchise. The upcoming Lionsgate release is expected to face a slower start at the box office compared to earlier films.

The current worldwide box office total of Black Phone 2 is nearly on par with the earnings of an overlooked hit starring Michael B. Jordan

Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna starrer Thamma added Rs. 5.35 crore to the tally in its third week. The movie is heading for a finish around Rs. 128 crore.

Disney's fourth-quarter performance was mixed with a weaker performance from cable and the box office somewhat offset by strength in its streaming business and theme parks. Disney is still trying to work out a new licensing deal with YouTube after its content went dark on YouTube TV two weeks ago,

Harshvardhan Rane and Sonam Bajwa's Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat has concluded its third week at the Indian box office with an impressive sum.