Box Office

Ketchup Entertainment has captured the attention of animation aficionados with its announcement of the theatrical release of The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie, set for February 28, 2025. Originally intended for the streaming service Max, this feature embodies a significant revival of beloved characters from the Looney Tunes franchise. Fans of

This weekend, the cinematic landscape primarily revolves around Paramount’s ambitious sequel, “Smile 2.” Early presale indicators suggest that the film will likely earn in the high teens million dollars range. Although tracking figures had initially proposed a stronger debut of over $20 million, the ultimate performance hinges on the reception from Latino and Hispanic audiences—a

Sony’s adaptation of the beloved video game “Until Dawn” is set for release on April 25, 2025. Directed by David F. Sandberg, known for his work in the horror genre, this feature film aims to capture the essence of the 2015 interactive drama horror game developed by Supermassive Games. The game garnered a dedicated fanbase

October often serves as a pivotal month for movie releases, but this year has sparked conversations of sluggishness and unanticipated disappointments. With recent figures indicating that ticket sales have dropped by 43% compared to the same period last year, the industry is left in search of a revitalization. The shimmering anticipation surrounding new releases appears

The independent film sector has continuously shown resilience, even amidst tough competition from mainstream blockbusters. This past weekend demonstrated this vitality yet again, with A24’s romantic offering, *We Live In Time*, starring Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh, making a noteworthy entrance. It is crucial to delve into the performance of independent films within a broader

The landscape of the box office can often be unpredictable, where the most anticipated films may fall short of expectations, and surprising indie films can rise to prominence. The latest data from Cineverse sheds light on an intriguing competition among films, particularly highlighting the potential success of “Terrifier 3.” This article delves into the underlying

Disney is poised to make an exciting leap in the summer film landscape of 2025 with two notable releases: the sequel to the beloved “Freaky Friday” and a live-action adaptation of the equally cherished animated classic “Lilo & Stitch.” Scheduled for release on August 8, 2025, “Freakier Friday” will reintroduce audiences to the whimsical chaos

As we approach the highly anticipated release of Universal’s film adaptation of the beloved stage musical, Wicked, the excitement is palpable, especially as advance ticket sales have surged. These sales, marked as the second-best for 2023 on Fandango, have created a buzz comparable to that seen with major superhero franchises. With the film set for

The recent acquisition of North American rights to the French film “Survive” by Samuel Goldwyn Films signals a significant step forward in the realm of survival thrillers. This gripping film, starring notable talents including Emilie Dequenne and Andreas Pietschmann, is set to hit theaters and VOD platforms this January, promising to bring a fresh perspective

In a surprising turn of events, Cineverse’s unrated horror film *Terrifier 3* seems to be positioning itself as a formidable contender against the big-budget blockbuster *Joker: Folie à Deux*. This weekend’s box office is shaping up to resemble a classic underdog story, with *Terrifier 3* potentially raking in over $11 million, which could oust Warner