"Bob Marley: One Love" has powered the weekend box office to its biggest numbers in weeks, while "Madame Web" seems to have succumbed to a venomous reaction from critics and audiences.

"Mean Girls" remained fetch at this weekend's box office and Jason Statham's apiary action flick "The Beekeeper" took second, while the sole new wide release, "I.S.S.," was lost in space.

The "Mean Girls" musical opened to very fetch numbers, while strong buzz around "The Beekeeper" helped it overperform expectations.

There was one new film in wide release this weekend, and it wasn't enough to take down "Wonka," whose box office keeps getting sweeter weekend after weekend.

"Wonka" took the box office crown for the final weekend of 2023, while "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" continued to flounder.

He may be the guardian of the ocean, but it looks like Aquaman won't be able to protect Warner Bros. from the ocean of debt his new movie looks to leave in its wake.

The cinematic confection "Wonka" dominated the weekend box office, surpassing analyst predictions and getting positive reactions from both critics and audiences.

"The Boy and the Heron," the first movie from celebrated filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki in more than a decade, took the top spot at the weekend box office, becoming the first original anime movie to ever top the U.S. box office.

Facing off against a pair of high-profile new releases, "The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" surprised box office analysts by repeating at number one in its second weekend.