Fall Movies Need to Score to Make Up for Summer Slump. Can 2. 01. 7 box office be saved? Fall movies will need to do booming business to make up for this summer’s slump: Summer ticket sales failed to cross $4 billion for the season for the first time in 1. Memorial Day weekend numbers were the lowest since 1.

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Labor Day weekend receipts are also likely to hit a 2. The year- to- date total is now 5. So the last four months of 2. Even just passing the $1. Score analyst Paul Dergarabedian. Also Read: Movie Franchise Watch: Superheroes Keep Rolling While Other Sequels Sink Summer Box Office. The last four months of 2.

Star Wars: The Force Awakens,” made $3. The fall season will kick off in a big way with New Line Cinema’s highly anticipated “It.” Trackers expect it to set a September record with a $6. Halloween. After that comes the action comedy “Kingsman: The Golden Circle” and the family friendly “Lego Ninjago Movie,” which are also expected to have solid openings. There are no sure bets in October, though “Blade Runner 2. Oct. 6 with a strong pedigree: The sequel to Ridley Scott’s classic sci- fi film stars Harrison Ford, Ryan Gosling, and Jared Leto and is directed by “Arrival” filmmaker Denis Villeneuve. One possible sleeper hit is “Happy Death Day,” a horror film from Universal and Blumhouse that aims to give the two studios another big 2. Get Out” and “Split.” Potential Oscar contenders like “Suburbicon” and “Downsizing” may also boost ticket sales.

Also Read: Why China and Other Overseas Markets Couldn't Save This Summer's Dismal Box Office. The first heavyweight lands in theaters on Nov. Thor: Ragnarok.” It has received major social media attention, and its plot is expected to lead into next year’s much- anticipated “Avengers: Infinity War.”On Nov. Warner Bros unveils “Justice League,” which will give Wonder Woman fans a chance to see their heroine in action again just five months after she became the biggest box office draw of the summer. On Nov. 2. 2 comes “Coco,” a Pixar original and a likely Oscar contender — though it doesn’t have the built- in selling point of being part of a successful franchise. Dec. 1. 5 sees the debut of “Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” which continues the story of “The Force Awakens” and has the additional draw of Mark Hamill’s big return as Luke Skywalker.

It also includes the final film appearance of the late Carrie Fisher. Those films provide hope that 2. But even if it does, there is still one other declining figure that will give exhibitors cause for concern: attendance. With a ticket price average of $8.

Box Office Mojo, $1. Hollywood hasn’t sold fewer than 1. Coming in hot - - and in arguably much higher volume than this past summer - - are a slew of autumn movies to be psyched about this year. From Halloween- time horror to Oscar hopefuls, browse through for The. Wrap's lengthy list of 3. IT" (Sept. 8)This horror remake, based on the Stephen King book of the same name, has been at the top of our must- see list for a long while. Starring Bill Skarsgard as Pennywise the Clown, "It" will finally hit theaters on Sept.

Also Read: See Pennywise and the Losers in Full Force in New ‘It’ Images (Photos)Warner Bros."mother!" (Sept. Initially shrouded in secrecy, this Darren Aronofsky thriller stars Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem as a couple whose relationship is tested when uninvited guests arrive at their home. The film also features performances from Michelle Pfeiffer and Ed Harris. Paramount"First They Killed My Father" (Sept. Angelina Jolie directs this film based on Loung Ung's memoir of the same name. It is the Cambodian author's personal account of her experiences during the Khmer Rouge era, from the late 1.

Netflix"Kingsman: The Golden Circle" (Sept. The first "Kingsman" brought in more than $4. Now, its sequel sees protagonists of the spy series return, also welcoming new faces with Elton John and Channing Tatum. Fox"Victoria & Abdul" (Sept. Judi Dench stars as Queen Victoria in this fall drama, also featuring Ali Fazal as Abdul Karim, a young clerk who finds favor with the Queen herself. Focus Features"Battle of the Sexes" (Sept.

Emma Stone and Steve Carell star in the film about the 1. Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs. Fox Searchlight"American Made" (Sept. Tom Cruise in another action movie? Sign us up! In this one he plays a CIA agent intertwined in the birth of the Reagan- era Medellin drug cartel. Universal"Blade Runner 2. Oct. 6)1. 98. 2's "Blade Runner" underperformed when it first opened, but has since become a cult hit. Its long- coming sequel is highly anticipated - - and Ryan Gosling in the lead can't hurt, either.

Yes, Harrison Ford, star of the original, returns, too.)Warner Bros."Florida Project" (Oct. This Cannes favorite follows six- year- old Moonee as she lives at a motel in Florida with her rebellious mother. A2. Goodbye Christopher Robin" (Oct.

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Goodbye Christopher Robin" stars Margot Robbie and Domhnall Gleeson in a biographical account f A. A. Milne and his son, Christopher Robin, whose toys inspired Milne to write the book which became known as the Winnie the Pooh stories.

Fox Searchlight"Happy Death Day" (Oct. Simply put: This movie just looks epic. A horror film a la "Groundhog Day," where a girl is stuck in a time loop and must find her killer - - who tries to murder her every. Universal"The Snowman" (Oct.

Michael Fassbender plays detective Harry Hole in this thriller about a serial killer who murders women. It also stars Charlotte Gainsbourg and J. K. Simmons. Universal"Wonderstruck" (Oct.

Todd Haynes' drama featuring two, intertwining stories about different children, set 5. Amazon Studios. Paramount"Novitiate" (Oct.

This coming- of- age drama stars Margaret Qualley and Dianna Agron and had its world premiere at Sundance. It follows a young nun in training who struggles with issues of faith and sexuality in the 1. Maggie Betts' narrative feature directorial debut. Sony Pictures Classics"Professor Marston & The Wonder Women" (Oct. A true story about the life of William Moulton Marston (Luke Evans), who created Wonder Woman in 1. Elizabeth (Rebecca Hall). Bella Heathcote stars as Olive Byrne, a former student of Marston’s, with whom the married couple had a polyamorous relationship. Watch The Mothering Heart Youtube. The log line adds that Marston was the inventor of the lie detector and that the inspiration behind Wonder Woman was his wife and Byrne.

Annapurna. Disney"Bad Moms Christmas" (Nov. STX's "Bad Moms" received mixed reviews but ended up grossing $1. Watch All Quiet On The Western Front Online (2017).

The movie will star Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn again in the role of three mothers who bond together.. STX"Murder on the Orient Express" (Nov. Johnny Depp, Judi Dench, Daisy Ridley, Josh Gad and Michelle Pfeiffer round out the stars in this remake based on an Agatha Christie novel. Fox"Justice League" (Nov. After the success of "Wonder Woman," we can hardly wait to see Gal Gadot kick a- - alongside Henry Cavill, Ben Affleck, Ray Fisher, Ezra Miller and Jason Momoa.

How will the multiple rumors, reshoots and director switch- ups impact the movie? We'll all just have to flock to the theater to find out. Warner Bros."Wonder" (Nov. If the trailer hasn't broken your heart, you have no soul.

Plus, Julia Roberts, Owen Wilson and Jacob Tremblay star in this movie about Auggie Pullman, a boy with facial differences who enters fifth grade in a mainstream elementary school for the first time. Lionsgate"Molly's Game" (Nov. Jessica Chastain stars as Molly Bloom in Aaron Sorkin's directorial debut. Bloom was a former skier who found herself running the world’s biggest underground poker game at a young age. Bloom catered to Hollywood’s elite, which included hordes of famous actors and directors, as well as mobsters and business moguls.

STX"Death Wish" (Nov. Eli Roth is directing the remake of 1. Death Wish," in which Bruce Willis stars as a New York man- turned- vigilante, looking to find his wife's killers. Plus, the last time we saw Willis was in - - SPOILER ALERT - - "Split."MGM"Coco" (Nov.