Pixar's superhero CGI toon The Incredibles had a super-strong second weekend, grossing $51 million over the three days according to studio estimates.

Sixty million dollars in television advertising alone will run in support of The Incredibles promotions by partners.

Marvel Studios' Ant-Man and the Wasp easily topped the weekend box office with an estimated $76 million. While this total was 33% more than the original Ant-Man's debut, it wasn’t enough to keep the total of the top 12 films from sliding down 10% from the same weekend last year.

Already reeling from a months long box office slump, Hollywood absorbed another body blow at midyear with the realization that the DVD boom was over as home video sales for the first half of 2005 inched ahead only 1.1%.

This week’s home entertainment offerings include the most successful animated superhero film ever, Spike Lee's best film in years, and Sacha Baron Cohen's corrosive, entrapping satire Who Is America?

After a solid, but somewhat underwhelming debut, given the film’s critical pedigree and pre-release buzz, the Tom Cruise-starring Mission: Impossible - Fallout demonstrated some strong staying power.

There is an even bigger element of “déjà vu” at the 2018 summer box office than is normal, even in sequel happy Hollywood. For the first time ever eight of the ten top films at the box office this weekend were sequels.

Genndy Tartakovsky’s Hotel Transylvania 3 easily topped the weekend box office with an estimated $44.1 million, but the Dwayne Johnson-starring disaster movie Skyscraper failed to meet expectations and the total of the top 12 films was down slightly from the same frame last year.

Pixar released a new teaser for Incredibles 2 during Olympics coverage Wednesday night.

Direct from the NYCC, the first trailer from Tomorrowland.