Box Office

As the vibrant energy of spring approaches, Broadway finds itself grappling with the slow, often uninspiring aftermath of winter. The theatrical landscape last week saw a noticeable decline in ticket sales, with only four productions—*Cabaret*, *Redwood*, *Romeo + Juliet*, and *Wicked*—showing signs of resilience. The overall grosses for the week ending February 9 totaled approximately

Super Bowl weekend often poses significant challenges for the film industry, as fans of both football and cinema find themselves torn between the two. However, the weekend also saw the emergence of remarkable films that captivated audiences, proving that even the biggest sporting event can coexist with cinematic enjoyment. One standout title that surged through

Amazon MGM Studios is poised to transform its approach to international theatrical distribution as it gears up to establish its own division. This move comes on the heels of the conclusion of its existing foreign theatrical output deal with Warner Bros. at the end of this year. For Amazon, this is not merely a business

Marvel’s upcoming release, *The Fantastic Four: First Steps*, has begun to generate considerable buzz, highlighted by its extraordinary trailer performance. With a staggering 202 million views within just 24 hours of its launch on February 4, this film is poised to not only capture the attention of superhero fans but also to potentially dominate the

The year 2025 has marked a monumental shift in the landscape of Chinese cinema, particularly during the Spring Festival, a time traditionally celebrated with cinematic joy. The festivities between January 28 and February 4 not only captivated audiences across the nation but also pulverized previous box office records. A staggering total of RMB 9.51 billion

The cinematic landscape is filled with stories of rivalry and competition, and the release of Disney’s latest offering, Mufasa: The Lion King, juxtaposed against Paramount’s Sonic the Hedgehog 3 has been no exception. Mufasa launched with a domestic opening weekend total of $35.4 million, falling short of Sonic’s impressive $60 million. Such a disparity might

In an era of streaming dominance and blockbuster tentpoles, independent documentaries are carving out a notable niche for themselves, evidenced by the recent performance of “No Other Land.” This documentary, created by a coalition of Palestinian and Israeli filmmakers and activists, has made quite the impression at the box office, achieving a remarkable estimated per-screen

Universal and DreamWorks Animation’s adaptation of Dav Pilkey’s popular character, Dog Man, has seemingly garnered a solid head start at the box office. With previews grossing approximately $1.36 million, the film appears well-positioned for a successful opening weekend. This figure not only surpasses the preview earnings of other recent animated releases such as The Bad

The Super Bowl stands as a colossal cultural event in the United States, drawing in millions of viewers and generating significant buzz not only for the game itself but also for the advertising that accompanies it. While many industries take a step back from the spotlight, for Hollywood, the occasion is a golden opportunity to

The landscape of cinema is notoriously fickle, but 2025 is shaping up to breathe new life into the box office, particularly for family-oriented films. With Universal’s DreamWorks Animation project, **Dog Man**, set to hit theaters, audiences can anticipate a riveting response after the colossal 2024 holiday releases, **Mufasa** and **Wicked**. This animated feature, which is