Christopher Nolan’s World War II epic Dunkirk declined only 44% in its second frame as it narrowly nosed out the poorly-reviewed Emoji Movie to win the weekend box office crown.

As he did with Inception Christopher Nolan once again demonstrated that he is one of the very few modern directors whose name above the title is an actual draw.

The growing difference between the performance of would-be blockbuster films in North America and in the rest of the world was in full view this weekend as Michael Bay’s Transformers: The Last Knight managed the oxymoronic task of "bombing" while topping the North American box office.

Another week has gone by in June, and more movie news has come in. Time to round it all up!

Debuting in approximately 63% of the overseas markets, Disney’s Captain America: Civil War brought in Avengers -like numbers with a $200.2 million debut.

Disney’s animated hit Zootopia slipped just 25.9% as it earned $38 million, which was more than enough to top the box office for the third weekend in a row.

Box Office gets positive on the final frame of the year.

Marvel Comics will release a series of six stand-alone stories pairing unlikely duos written by J. Michael Straczynski.

The Ultimate Wolverine series will be coming from Marvel Comics in January.

Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks revealed a number of details about the Wizards of the Coast brands in the quarterly conference call, as Hasbro reported a solid quarter that continued its turnaround.