The global box office wrapped up 2024 with a bang, hitting an impressive $30 billion for the year, fueled by a sparkling $3 billion in December alone, according to U.K.-based film industry research firm Gower Street Analytics.

Continuing to ride a wave, Disney’s Moana 2 has crested the $800M global mark. With $804M through Monday, it is now the No. 4 studio movie of the year to date globally. The international box office portion of that is $440.6M.

After an excellent holiday period where it amassed many millions, Disney’s Moana 2 passed a handful of new box office milestones as it completed a month in release. The animated sequel has now grossed $400 million domestically,

Nosferatu,” a gothic horror remake inspired by Bram Stoker’s “Dracula,” sunk its teeth into $100 million at the global box office. What’s impressive is the film, from Focus Features and director Robert Eggers,

Nosferatu has passed the $100 million mark at the worldwide box office, doubling its reported production budget of $50 million Director Robert Eggers' remake of the classic 1922 vampire horror movie earned $69.

Produced on a reported budget of $150 million, Moana 2 opened to mixed reviews, but it's currently the third-biggest animated hit of the year.

"Moana 2" has notched $600 million in global ticket sales, standing as the sixth-biggest movie of the year after just two weeks of release.

Director Robert Eggers' 2024 film Nosferatu grosses $100 million at the global box office, becoming the director’s highest-grossing film.

Despite the film's surprising release on Christmas, Nosferatu has put a stake in an important global milestone. The horror has Bill Skarsgård transforming into his most terrifying role yet — Count Orlok.