Box Office

The film industry is in a perpetual state of evolution, particularly in the realm of documentary filmmaking, where the power of storytelling intertwines with real-world issues. One such compelling narrative is brought to the forefront by Magnolia Pictures with their latest release, *Prime Minister*. This film, which recently garnered the Sundance Audience Award, creates a

In a strategic move that has the potential to reshape entertainment data analytics, Greenlight Analytics has acquired The Quorum, a pioneering firm known for its aggressive box office tracking and projections. Founded by industry veteran David Herrin, The Quorum has carved out a unique niche in the market, providing not only predictions but also deep

Disney’s “Lilo & Stitch” has proven to be not just a nostalgic nod to the past but a contemporary global powerhouse, raking in a remarkable $772.6 million worldwide as it approaches the $800 million milestone. The film’s box office performance exemplifies how well-structured marketing strategies and cross-generational appeal can yield tremendous returns in today’s entertainment

The cinematic landscape is shifting, with the release of “Ballerina,” a John Wick spinoff that aims to redefine expectations for female-led action films. Anticipation for this project is palpable, as early projections suggest it could rake in between $3.5 million and $4 million during its preview screenings. This figure merges the excitement of Wednesday evening

The horror genre appears to be successfully reclaiming its dominance at the box office, as evidenced by Sony Pictures’ “28 Years Later.” In a remarkable feat, the film has shattered pre-sale ticket records within just 24 hours of becoming available. By outpacing previous horror titles such as “Sinners” and “Final Destination: Bloodlines,” it sets a

Disney’s live-action adaptation of Snow White, directed by Marc Webb and starring Rachel Zegler, has quickly become one of the most discussed films of the year. This cinematic reimagining, highly anticipated yet controversial, highlights not only the film’s artistic endeavors but also its significance in the broader landscape of Disney’s franchises. As we’ve seen with

In a decisive demonstration of support, the California Senate has overwhelmingly endorsed a pivotal piece of legislation aimed at revitalizing the state’s Film and Television Tax Credit Program, illustrated by the lopsided 34-1 vote on Senate Bill 630. This near-unanimous backing reflects a growing recognition of the urgency to address the challenges faced by California’s

Sony’s latest endeavor, *Karate Kid: Legends*, marks not just another sequel in a long-established franchise but a bold resurgence of a beloved series that has spanned over four decades. With a nostalgic nod to the original 1984 film, it offers a blend of seasoned characters like Ralph Macchio’s Daniel-san and Jackie Chan’s Mr. Han, while

Angel Studios is set to captivate audiences with its upcoming theatrical release of “Solo Mio,” on February 6. Directed by the talented duo of Chuck Kinnane and Dan Kinnane, known for their work on “Home Team,” this film marks a significant addition to Angel’s portfolio of faith-driven narratives, following successes like “The King Of Kings”

The summer movie season has transitioned into an exhilarating phase, drawing audiences back into theaters as Hollywood unveils a lineup brimming with cinematic gems. Following an awe-inspiring Memorial Day weekend that shattered records with nearly $330 million in ticket sales, the industry has found its rhythm, setting up a lucrative stretch stretching all the way