W40 Preview: Avengers: Endgame Is No. 1 Again Seven Years Later, and Hillman College Reopens on Netflix
Avengers: Endgame Encore took the September 25-27 weekend with $26 million domestic and $86 million worldwide, the third-best domestic re-release opening ever, thanks to four new Avengers: Doomsday scenes. Brad Pitt's The Heart of the Beast and A24's Primetime both opened near $20 million, and on streaming Netflix's A Different World and SNL season 52 are out now.
W39 Preview: Resident Evil Breaks a 24-Year Franchise Record, and Three Seasons Head for the Exit
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil reboot opened to a franchise-record $60 million domestic and $108.3 million worldwide, the biggest debut of his career. On streaming, Lioness already wrapped season 3 on Sunday, Made in Korea ends for good Wednesday, and Ted Lasso and Slow Horses both drop new episodes the same day.
The Owens Sisters Ended Spider-Man's Streak — Now the Week Belongs to Streaming
Practical Magic 2 opened at No. 1 with $30 million and a 53-point critics-versus-audience gap, Runner over-delivered, and The Uprising landed ninth. Then Wednesday and Thursday hand the week to streaming: Slow Horses season 6 on Apple TV+, and Netflix dropping both Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story and Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 season 2 on the same day.
Onslaught Stumbled and Cars Came Roaring Back — And Friday Is About to Reset the Whole Board
Nothing new opens wide until Friday, which makes the week of September 7 a catch-up week: By Any Means, Onslaught and a 20th-anniversary Cars are all still playing from Friday's drop. Then streaming takes over midweek with the Snowfall spinoff, Netflix's Crew Girl and Prime's The Revolutionaries — before September 11 lands Practical Magic 2, Runner and Paul Greengrass's The Uprising on the same day.
The Week of May 5 Has a Sequel Everyone's Been Waiting 20 Years For
The Devil Wears Prada 2 finally struts into theaters, Daredevil: Born Again wraps its second season with what might be Marvel's best TV finale yet, and Netflix drops a bestseller adaptation starring Sally Field and an octopus. Yeah, this week is stacked.
This Week's Biggest Releases: Super Mario Galaxy Takes Off, Star Wars Goes Dark, and Beef Gets a Second Helping
The first week of April 2026 is stacked. Nintendo's animated juggernaut returns to theaters, Disney+ drops its most ambitious Star Wars series yet, and Netflix brings back one of the best shows of the decade. Here's everything you need on your radar.