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While Doomsday struggles to get moving, Horton plops his big elephant behind down on top of the box office.

Horton Hears a Who opens with a huge theatrical run to support its big, star-studded cast.

To quote Howard Beale, moviegoers are mad as hell and they aren’t going to take it anymore.

This week brings us a wide range of releases and a wide range of predictions…

No wonder New Line is going out of business, then, based on a showing like this from one of its highly-touted movies.

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, there existed a league known as the American Basketball Association.

A defunct basketball team, a girl with a pig nose and two skanky 17th century sisters vie for box office glory this weekend.

For what seems like the umpteenth week in a row, the Box Office Oscar goes to a movie that got pelted by tomatoes by movie critics.

It’s a special Oscar week edition of The Reject Report!

I’m happy to report that I won’t be getting into any fistfights with critics about Juno — at least, not with too many of them.

We now have the final estimates in for the entire President’s Day Weekend, and as we reported earlier Jumper is the number one.

The Monday numbers have yet to come in — but we do know who the box-office champ is going to be.

The writers strike is over, finally, and we have a number of new flicks rolling out on Thursday and getting an early jump on the weekend.

Paris Hilton’s star vehicle ‘The Hottie and the Nottie’ took in a whopping $25,000 over the weekend. Were we surprised? Nah.

Can a shirtless Matthew McConaughey pull people away from Hannah Montana?

Miley Cyrus beats out Jessica Alba, Carmen Electra and Eva Longoria Parker at the box office.

This week’s movies look absolutely frightening — frightening to watch and frightening to predict.

Again — the best movie doesn’t always win the box office. Perfect example: Meet the Spartans.

This week we have ‘Spartans’, FBI Hackers and that John Rambo guy chasing down the Cloverfield Monster.

“One fast-moving, roller coaster of a movie.”

Cloverfield made $41 million at the box office this weekend and killed the competition, just as we all thought it would.

It’s mid-January, the start of “chick flick” and romantic comedy reason at the theaters. Oh, and monster movies, too.

First Sunday stole the thunder from under The Bucket List and Juno this weekend and surprised a lot of people with a far better showing than expected.

The big question is: will the momentum for Juno continue this weekend with a Number One finish?

National Treasure: Book of Secrets finished first for the third week in a row. But Juno moved up significantly again.

All the big Christmas blockbusters are out of the way, so now the less-hyped stuff is getting shown at the theaters.

Yes, it’s time to look back at Spidey, Johnny Depp, Michael Bay and everyone else responsible for the Biggest Box Office performances of 2007.

Well, it’s no secret to anyone now that National Treasure: Book of Secrets is a big hit for the whole holiday season.

Like a lot of people, I did not have high expectations going in for Alvin and the Chipmunks.

Merry Christmas from the Reject Report. Ho ho ho! Why should I be laughing?! I have nothing to laugh about after that weekend of blown predictions.