Paramount’s biopic Bob Marley: One Love had an impressive start, bringing in $3.85M on its second day, despite a 73% drop from its record-breaking opening day of $14M. Directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green, the film is expected to reach a six-day total of $35M-$38M, showcasing its strong performance at the box office. On the other
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National Geographic Documentary Films is set to reintroduce audiences to the incredible story of Bobi Wine with their film, “Bobi Wine: The People’s President.” This powerful documentary follows the journey of Bobi Wine, a musician turned politician, as he risks his life to fight against the oppressive regime in Uganda. Directed by Ugandan-born Moses Bwayo
Winter has cast a chilly shadow over Broadway as shows experienced a notable downturn in box office sales. Last week, the total box office revenue for the 24 productions amounted to $21,192,251, marking a staggering decline of nearly 10% compared to the previous week. Furthermore, the total attendance dropped by approximately 12%, with only a
Middle East distributor, Front Row Filmed Entertainment, is set to make a ground-breaking move by releasing the iconic Oscar-nominated film, City of God, in the Gulf countries for the first time. Co-directed by Fernando Meirelles and Kátia Lund, this Rio de Janeiro gangland drama caused a sensation in 2002 for its realistic depiction of the
The Chinese New Year is always a highly lucrative period for the country’s film industry, and this year was no exception. As the Year of the Dragon was ushered in on Saturday, the box office numbers soared. According to early figures from Maoyan, the first two days of the Spring Festival in 2024 raked in
The Super Bowl weekend has traditionally been known to impact box office results, often leading to a decline in Sunday business. However, in the past, this weekend has still proven to be lucrative for films targeting male audiences. This article will closely examine the current state of the Super Bowl weekend box office, delving into
The film industry mourns the loss of Ed Mintz, the founder of CinemaScore, who passed away at the age of 83. Mintz revolutionized audience polling with his mathematical “Coca-Cola” algorithm, creating an indispensable tool for studios and exhibitors. His legacy lives on through his sons, Harold and Ricky Mintz, who continue to operate CinemaScore. Mintz’s
Over the weekend, the indie film scene saw the release of several well-reviewed films, offering audiences a range of unique and compelling stories. From Bleecker Street’s “Out Of Darkness” and “The Monk And The Gun” to limited releases like “The Taste Of Things,” “Perfect Days,” “Drift,” “Here,” and “Ennio,” there was something for every cinephile
The long-awaited release of Dune: Part Two is drawing near, and fans and industry insiders are eagerly awaiting its box office performance. Early tracking for the sequel to Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel has been released, and projections are already causing excitement in the industry. After a challenging year for the movie
Broadway bid farewell to two productions last week, Harmony and Purlie Victorious. While both shows were considered underperforming, Harmony managed to fill an impressive 99% of seats at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre. The musical, which tells the story of the real-life German singing group, the Comedian Harmonists, grossed $853,055 for the week ending February 4.
Prepare yourselves for a thrilling cinematic experience on Wednesday, July 2, 2025, as the much-anticipated reboot of Jurassic World hits the big screens. This time, director David Leitch takes the reins, bringing his unique vision to life based on David Koepp’s screenplay. Brace yourself for an entirely new Jurassic era, as the franchise bids farewell
In a surprising turn of events, two specialty films have made their way into the top ten at the box office this weekend. “American Fiction” claims the eighth spot, while “Poor Things” follows closely behind at number nine. What’s even more impressive is that “Poor Things” has become the highest-grossing limited opening release of the
In the world of cinema, success is often measured by box office numbers. While big-budget blockbusters usually dominate the charts, there is a growing trend of smaller films carving out a space for themselves in the industry. This article takes a closer look at the recent success of two specialty films, “Poor Things” and “American
The highly anticipated film Argylle, produced by Apple Original Films and distributed by Universal, made its debut in theaters this week. With a budget of $200 million, hopes were high for a successful opening weekend. However, the film’s Thursday night previews fell short of expectations, earning only $1.7 million. This is considerably lower than the
Disney fans, mark your calendars because you’re in for a treat! In an unprecedented move, Disney has decided to give Young Woman and the Sea, starring Daisy Ridley, a limited theatrical release. After receiving rave reviews and scoring in the high 90s during test screenings, it’s no wonder that this captivating movie caught the attention
Reel Big Studios, Pinnacle Peak Pictures, and Fathom Events are joining forces to release an inspiring new film, Forty-Seven Days with Jesus. This captivating movie, set to hit 800 theaters on March 11, 12, and 14, takes audiences on a profound journey of faith during the Lenten season. The Burdon Family’s Awakening As the story
A groundbreaking film exploring the profound impact of divine intervention on a failing relationship has taken the Filipino film industry by storm. “Rewind” has not only captivated audiences with its heartfelt storyline, but it has also shattered box office records, becoming the first Filipino title to surpass $16 million globally. Anchored by the real-life couple
In week 9, Toho International’s film “Godzilla Minus One” made waves in the US box office, securing the tenth spot and achieving a significant milestone. With an estimated three-day gross of $2.6 million, the movie surpassed popular foreign-language films like “Hero” and “Parasite” to become the third highest-grossing foreign-language film in the US. This accomplishment
The past weekend saw a significant dip in the overall theatrical marketplace, with no new studio wide entries due to strikes. This situation is likely to result in a new low for the box office, either lower than the $51.8 million recorded in 2023 or the $35 million in 2022. Last week’s box office already
Mucho Mas Media and Bonniedale Entertainment are joining forces to release Julio Quintana’s sports drama, The Long Game, starring Jay Hernandez and Dennis Quaid. This highly anticipated film is scheduled to hit theaters nationwide on April 12. Garnering attention at the 2023 SXSW Film Festival, The Long Game premiered to great acclaim, winning the Narrative
The Broadway box office experienced a significant decline last week, primarily due to the departure of Josh Groban and Annaleigh Ashford from the production of Sweeney Todd. With the absence of these big-name stars and the anticipation of Aaron Tveit and Sutton Foster as their replacements, ticket sales for Sweeney Todd plummeted by over $1
Sony, a major player in the film industry, has decided to skip this year’s CinemaCon, the annual exhibitor-studio conference held in Las Vegas. While this may come as a surprise to some, it is not uncommon for studios to opt out of attending such events. Contrary to popular belief, Sony’s absence is not a deliberate
As we find ourselves in the midst of mid-January, facing the challenges of a potentially tough year ahead, it is important to acknowledge and celebrate the victories that come our way. Despite the wintry doom and gloom, the international box office (and combined global) has seen some remarkable achievements and milestones. In this article, we
The weekend box office had a lackluster performance recently, with minimal activity and disappointing results. While the strikes played a part in affecting the theatrical schedule, it is also worth noting that January is typically a month that witnesses a couple of the year’s lowest-grossing weekends. The overall revenue for all titles over the 3-day
Origin, a film by acclaimed director Ava DuVernay, is set to make a powerful impact on the big screen. After premiering at the prestigious Venice Film Festival, where it received praise and an eight-minute standing ovation, the film is now being released by Neon. With its compelling narrative and thought-provoking themes, Origin is expected to
Studio Ghibli’s animated adventure movie, The Boy and the Heron, has taken the world by storm, solidifying anime as a global entertainment force. With its recent Golden Globes win, being the first non-English animated feature to achieve this honor, the film has achieved remarkable success in Europe, Asia, and North America. Breaking Box Office Records
The highly anticipated theatrical run of Godzilla Minus One has exceeded all expectations, leaving audiences captivated and hungry for more. As the film approaches its grand finale, Toho International has exciting news for its dedicated fan base – a remastered black-and-white version of the film will be showcased for one week only. Godzilla Minus One/Minus
Vue International, the largest independent movie theater operator in Europe, is currently engaged in discussions with its shareholders and lenders regarding a fresh debt-for-equity restructuring. This move comes as a result of the dual strikes staged by the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA)
Paramount’s reimagining of the classic film Mean Girls is set to have a solid opening weekend, eyeing $12.3 million on Friday, including previews. This is expected to translate into a 3-day total of $29 million and a 4-day total of $33 million across 3,791 theaters. The film, directed by Samantha Jayne and Arturo Perez Jr.,
The highly-anticipated Michael Jackson biopic, simply titled “Michael,” is set to take the world by storm with its global release date announced for April 18, 2025. This extraordinary film will shed light on the life of the legendary King of Pop, capturing the triumphs, tragedies, and personal struggles that shaped his journey from a young
Sony has recently announced that the release date for Wayfarer Studios’ feature film adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s best-selling novel, “It Ends With Us,” has been rescheduled. Originally set to premiere on February 9th, the movie will now hit theaters on June 21st. This delay has taken fans by surprise and raised several questions about the
After an extraordinary surge in ticket sales during the holiday season, Broadway box office numbers have come back down to earth. In the week ending January 7, the total gross for Broadway’s 26 productions was $29,681,396, marking a significant 35% drop from the previous week’s impressive $45,413,789. This decline can be largely attributed to the
Sony Motion Picture Group Chairman Tom Rothman has reason to celebrate as the studio received four Golden Globe nominations for its recent releases. “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” and the R-rated comedy “No Hard Feelings” have both contributed to the studio’s success in the awards season. This recognition highlights Sony’s commitment to delivering quality films. Among