This article outlines the most anticipated movie releases set to hit theaters in September 2024, including detailed insights about box office expectations and the overall movie landscape following a quiet Labor Day weekend.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice | Warner Bros. Pictures
Set to release on September 6, 2024, this highly anticipated sequel continues the story from the original film, featuring returning cast members and new talent, including Jenna Ortega. The film enjoys significant nostalgia and audience anticipation, projected to open domestically between $115M - $145M.
The Killer’s Game | Lionsgate
This action-comedy film, releasing on September 13, marks Lionsgate's continuation of successful action productions, starring Dave Bautista. It depicts a hitman who unwittingly places a hit on himself, leading to comedic and thrilling outcomes. Expected opening weekend earnings fall between $4M - $8M.
Speak No Evil | Universal Pictures
Also premiering on September 13, this English-language remake of a Danish horror film features James McAvoy. This film taps into the horror genre's growing popularity, with box office projections ranging from $15M - $20M for the opening weekend.
Transformers One | Paramount Pictures
Scheduled for a September 20 release, this animated addition to the Transformers franchise aims to captivate family audiences. It is expected to perform robustly at the box office, projected to earn between $40M - $50M in its opening weekend.
Never Let Go | Lionsgate
Another release scheduled for September 20, this psychological thriller features Halle Berry and is expected to open with earnings between $7M - $10M. It tells the story of a family dealing with a mysterious evil that disrupts their lives.
Megalopolis | Lionsgate
Francis Ford Coppola’s ambitious project hits theaters on September 27, amidst various challenges during its production phase. It is anticipated to earn between $4M - $8M in its opening weekend.
The Wild Robot | Universal Pictures
This film, based on a beloved children's book, is set to release on September 27. With a strong narrative and positive early reception, it aims for a domestic opening weekend range of $25M - $30M.
