Box Office

In a surprising turn of events, Sony has decided to skip this year’s CinemaCon, the highly-anticipated exhibitor-studio conference held annually in Las Vegas. While it is not unusual for major studios to occasionally sit out of such conferences, this decision has raised some eyebrows in the industry. With CinemaCon being a crucial platform for studios

In mid-January, the international box office had some positive news amidst the challenging year ahead. Sony’s romantic comedy “Anyone But You” achieved a new milestone by becoming the highest-grossing R-rated romcom worldwide since 2016. With a total of $100.2 million, the film surpassed the success of “Bridget Jones’s Baby.” This accomplishment is worth celebrating in

The weekend box office numbers are in, and it’s clear that not much excitement is happening at the theaters. There are a couple of factors at play here. Firstly, the ongoing strikes in the industry have disrupted the theatrical schedule, leading to a lack of new releases. Secondly, January is notoriously known for having some

Neon, the renowned film distributor, is set to premiere Ava DuVernay’s highly anticipated film, Origin, on 130 screens. The movie, which made its debut at the esteemed Venice Film Festival, received an extraordinary response from the audience, with an eight-minute standing ovation. It is worth noting that DuVernay became the first Black American woman to

Studio Ghibli’s animated adventure movie “The Boy and the Heron” has taken the world by storm, captivating audiences across Europe, Asia, and North America. Breaking records and setting new milestones, this film has become a game-changer for the anime industry. Hot on the heels of its historic Golden Globes win as the first non-English animated

The cinematic world was recently captivated by the awe-inspiring release of Godzilla Minus One. Now, as the film’s theatrical run draws to a close, Toho International has announced an exciting new addition to the Godzilla franchise: a remastered black-and-white version of the film, aptly named Godzilla Minus One/Minus Color. This monochromatic rendition is set to

Europe’s largest independent movie theater operator, Vue International, is currently engaged in discussions with its shareholders and lenders regarding a potential debt-for-equity restructuring. This move follows last year’s strikes by the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA), which resulted in production delays and the

The MLK weekend box office is off to a solid start with Paramount’s redux of Mean Girls and Amazon MGM’s The Beekeeper, but it looks like it will fall short of last year’s earnings. According to Box Office Mojo, last year’s MLK weekend grossed $124.8 million over four days, primarily due to the success of

The highly anticipated Michael Jackson biopic, simply titled “Michael,” is finally set to hit the screens worldwide on April 18, 2025. Lionsgate, a major film distribution company, will handle the movie’s release in the United States, while Universal Pictures will oversee its distribution overseas. This announcement comes after Lionsgate revealed that production for “Michael” will

Sony Pictures has recently announced a significant change in the release date for the highly anticipated film adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s best-selling novel, “It Ends With Us.” Originally slated for release on February 9th, the film will now hit theaters on June 21st. This decision has sparked curiosity and speculation among both fans of the