The Sony Pictures Animation release debuts above projections, showing family audiences still turn out for well-marketed, non-franchise theatrical films.

Sony’s animated feature GOAT is chasing the worldwide total of Tom Cruise’s action-comedy film helmed by The Bourne Identity director Doug Liman.

Even with a solid North American run, the film must continue delivering overseas. A break-even target of around $200 million remains the benchmark. Current estimates project a third weekend finish ...

Sony Pictures Animation's basketball film crossed $100 million globally in its second weekend and moved up to No. 1 domestic ...

“GOAT,” an original animated film about an animal who aspires to be a basketball champion, trounced the box office ...

This weekend at the global box office was the tale of two holdovers as “Wuthering Heights” waltzed to $150 million while ...

The family animated movie, which features the Golden State Warriors guard as the voice of one of its characters, has ...

With Valentine’s Day in the rearview and a blizzard battering a good portion of the Northeast, perhaps audiences were less interested in taking a trip to Wuthering Heights. The film’s weekend gross ...

Sony Pictures Animation’s film “GOAT” is leading a quiet weekend at the North American box office, beating “Wuthering Heights ...

Sony's animated hit scores $17 million in its second weekend, topping Wuthering Heights as the faith-based sequel opens to $8 million.

Lionsgate and Kingdom Story’s I Can Only Imagine 2 is off to a solid start for a faith-based movie with $1.8M previews; note that $1.3M of that came from Feb. 14 early access screenings with another ...