Same Mortal Kombat II example shown in each. For comparison, the current embed is at the top.
Same basic shape, but poster scales up to 72×108, padding doubles, and the gross sits in its own right-hand column with its own label. Most conservative upgrade — drop-in replacement.
Full-bleed poster on the left (no padding gap), body divided into a headline section and a stat footer that can carry multiple numbers side by side — good for pairing opening weekend with final-domestic projection.
Full-width backdrop (uses the poster as fallback if no backdrop exists), poster floats on the left, gross lives in a pill-shaped chip. Most "magazine-y" option, matches the site hero aesthetic. Better as a single feature card than stacked multiple times.
Answers the "add final domestic too" request directly. Two metric tiles sit below the title, each clearly labelled. Good for preview articles where you want both the opening-weekend number and the projected final.
Breaks out of the horizontal-pill mold entirely. Landscape poster/backdrop crop at top, title and gross chip below. Grids naturally at 2-up on desktop, 1-up on mobile. Best when covering several films in one block (e.g. "openers this weekend").
Recommendation: Option 1 for a drop-in upgrade, Option 4 when we want to show opening + final (which is what we need for the May preview and all future long-range previews), Option 3 for standout features at the top of an article, Option 5 for recap/preview grids showing many films at once. Option 2 is the best middle ground if we only want to pick one.
