This weekend at the global box office was the tale of two holdovers as “Wuthering Heights” waltzed to $150 million while “GOAT” hit the $100 million mark. Director Emerald Fennell’s gothic romantic drama “Wuthering Heights,

It was a battle of the holdovers at the North American box office this weekend, with the family friendly film “GOAT” edging out the R-rated “Wuthering Heights.”

GOAT,” an original animated film about an animal who aspires to be a basketball champion, trounced the box office competition in yet another glacial winter weekend. Heading into the late-February frame,

This week's Friday-to-Sunday stretch was a bit of a wheel-spinner for Hollywood at the box office. Last weekend had the flair of a double holiday – with Valentine's Day and President's Day lined up together – and we are now just a few days removed from the anticipated release of Kevin Williamson's Scream 7,

This weekend, 'GOAT' outperformed 'Wuthering Heights' at the North American box office, with both films showing significant earnings in their second weekends, while new releases struggled to gain traction.

Valentine's weekend's new releases have opened to less than $5 million, Sony Pictures Animation's "Goat" has found a foothold with audiences at the box office, earning an estimated $14 million second weekend to put it in a tight race with Warner Bros.