Box Office

In a year without the usual blockbuster releases like Avatar or Spider-Man, Warner Bros has managed to give the holiday season a much-needed boost. Releasing three tentpole movies in December, the studio has seen tremendous success both domestically and internationally. With a combined gross of $700 million so far, Warner Bros has come out on

In a surprising turn of events, the motion picture industry has achieved an unprecedented milestone with a $9 billion-plus year at the domestic box office. This remarkable accomplishment was made possible despite the absence of a mega-tentpole release during the holiday season and the challenges posed by the double strikes in Q4. Instead, a diverse

Christmas week brought a glimmer of hope for the film industry, with an estimated total box office revenue of $281.4 million. This marked a 14% increase compared to the same week in the previous year. Despite the ongoing pandemic, moviegoing proved to be healthy, especially for a diverse range of films that catered to families.

It’s an unusual and somewhat disappointing scene at the holiday box office. Typically, this time of year sees a major blockbuster dominating the market, but this year there is no clear winner. Instead, we have a mix of underperforming films and a lackluster overall performance. One standout film on Wednesday was Warner Bros.’ “Wonka,” which

The aftermath of Christmas has always been a lucrative time for the film industry, with moviegoers flocking to theaters to continue the holiday cheer. However, this year’s post-Christmas box office results took a surprising turn, as Warner Bros’ “Wonka” claimed the top spot with a disappointing $8.9 million. This figure marks the second lowest earnings

The entertainment industry is constantly evolving, and in a surprising move, Universal recently updated its release schedule for the upcoming year. Among the changes, they undated two highly anticipated films from Monkeypaw Productions that were originally slated for release in 2024. These unexpected changes were reportedly due to strikes in the industry, leaving fans wondering

Sony’s Crunchyroll has delighted fans with the announcement of the highly anticipated release of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – To the Hashira Training. Set to hit theaters on February 23rd, this thrilling feature will showcase Episode 11 from the Swordsmith Village Arc, bringing the conclusion to the intense battle between Tanjiro and Upper Four,

Paramount’s latest take on the beloved Mean Girls franchise has generated quite the buzz in the tracking numbers. Unlike the stereotypical high school dynamics, this Mean Girls adaptation seems to be resonating with a wide range of audiences, both young and old. The unaided awareness among women over 25 and under 25 is remarkably high,

NEON is set to release an intriguing new film called “Self Reliance” on January 3, 2024. This will mark the feature directorial debut of Jake Johnson, who is also one of the film’s stars. The movie will have a one-night theatrical screening in partnership with AMC Theaters at 225 locations before its streaming release on

In the vast world of theatrical releases, there are often untitled feature dates that leave us wondering about the mysteries behind them. However, in the case of Universal Studios, these dates hold the promise of something exciting. One such date is September 20, 2024, when Universal will release DreamWorks Animation’s highly anticipated film, “The Wild