FRIDAY PM: In regards to how far Disney’s live action take of Moana will go this weekend, this answer is not far with afternoon estimates showing a previews/first Friday around $17M at 3,875 theaters for a 3-day between $40M-$45M well below the $60M+ that was hoped for on the horizon.

“Michael” has surpassed $1 billion in global ticket sales, becoming the first biopic to achieve the coveted box office milestone. The crowd-pleasing film about Michael Jackson has generated $629.8 million overseas and $371.

The DC superhero flop "Supergirl," starring Milly Alcock, has already fallen out of the domestic box office top 5 after two weeks in release.

Following predictions last weekend that Supergirl would likely end its run with only $130 million worldwide, a big drop in its third frame has cemented its status as a box office flop.

Disney’s latest live-action gamble just crashed harder than anyone expected. The studio’s Dwayne Johnson-led Moana remake opened to devastating box office numbers that could spell massive financial losses.

Shunned by bigger studios as too risky, “Michael” and other hits have revived Hollywood’s last major independent studio. But is it enough?

Warner Bros. is currently bracing for huge losses as Supergirl nosedives at the box office worldwide. A theatrical loss exceeding $100 million is projected to happen, which is a brutal result for a film meant to build on the momentum of last year’s successful Superman reboot.

Apparently the call wasn’t out there at all for “Moana,” which brought in just $52 million in its international box office debut. Disney’s latest live-action remake struggled to make waves with $43 million domestically and $95 million worldwide,