Box Office

Reel Big Studios, in partnership with Pinnacle Peak Pictures and Fathom Events, is set to release a captivating film titled “Forty-Seven Days with Jesus” during the Lenten season. The movie, directed by Emilio Palame and David M. Gutel, takes viewers on an emotional journey that explores the complexities of family relationships and the power of

Filipino cinema has achieved a major milestone with the groundbreaking success of the film “Rewind,” which has become the first Filipino title to surpass $16 million at the global box office. Directed by Mae Cruz Alviar, this time-traveling romance film explores the impact of divine intervention on a failing relationship. Anchored by the star power

The recent success of Toho International’s Godzilla Minus One at the U.S. box office has taken the film industry by storm. With an estimated three-day gross of $2.6 million and an Oscar nomination under its belt, Godzilla Minus One has captured the attention of moviegoers nationwide. This giant radioactive reptile has even achieved the remarkable

As we enter another weekend in the film industry, it is clear that the theatrical marketplace is in a state of decline. With no significant studio-wide new releases, the box office is set to reach a new low, potentially surpassing the bottom figures of previous years. The impact of the ongoing strikes has undoubtedly affected

Mucho Mas Media and Bonniedale Entertainment are proud to present Julio Quintana’s latest sports drama, The Long Game, starring Jay Hernandez and Dennis Quaid. This highly anticipated film is set to hit theaters nationwide on April 12th, bringing audiences an unforgettable cinematic experience. A Winning Combination The Long Game marks the reunion of Quintana and

Broadway, a thriving industry known for its exceptional theater productions, has recently experienced a significant decline in box office revenue. The departure of renowned actors, Josh Groban and Annaleigh Ashford, from the production of “Sweeney Todd” has had a detrimental impact on ticket sales, resulting in a substantial decline in overall Broadway box office revenue.

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