Hard to believe Box Office Mojo has been around for 9 years already. So it shouldn’t be surprising that Amazon.com’s subsidiary IMDb.com snapped it up in a deal finalized this week.

Box Office Mojo has reappeared just one day after it was mysteriously redirected to parent site IMDb.com. TheWrap was first to report Friday that Box Office Mojo website had been shut down ...

In 2014, Box Office Mojo unexpectedly disappeared from the Internet, with the site’s URL redirecting to IMDb’s box office page. After a massive backlash, the site was restored the next day ...

Hollywood was caught off guard Wednesday when popular website Box Office Mojo unveiled a major overhaul tied to its parent company, IMDb. By Pamela McClintock Senior Film Writer Hollywood was ...

As of Thursday, Box Office Mojo counts Christopher Nolan's latest movie — a biopic centered around American theoretical physicist and Manhattan Project scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer — as the ...

Box-office trackers can stop panicking. The website Box Office Mojo, a go-to resource for data on movies and money, is back online after mysteriously disappearing on Friday. Box-office data fiends ...

Box office analysts, critics and even a major filmmaker gave the thumbs-down Wednesday to a major redesign of Box Office Mojo that removed longtime options and moved some data to IMDBPro, parent ...

The Amazon-owned site, which had previously operated free of charge, was given a new look with its header reading “Box Office Mojo by IMDb Pro.” Information such as breakdowns by genre is now ...

Without explanation, the Box Office Mojo site has returned following an absence of slightly more than a day. When Box Office Mojo returned, Thursday’s results were the most recent data on the site.