Box Office

Warner Bros. has set the release date for the highly anticipated film Mickey 17 on January 31, 2025. This date seems rather odd for such a significant film from acclaimed director Bong Joon-ho. The decision to release the movie in January, a month typically lacking major releases, is peculiar. However, the studio’s choice seems to

The Presidents Day Weekend brought a Christmas-like gift to Broadway, with grosses for 23 productions soaring by a whopping 27% compared to the previous week. The total earnings reached an impressive $26,946,864, showcasing a significant increase in revenue. More than 94% of available seats were filled during this period, with total attendance reaching 201,227, representing

The Avenue’s recent release “Land of Bad” has been making waves at the box office, grossing an impressive $1.8 million on 1,120 screens. This film, powered by Variance, has managed to land itself in the top ten for the weekend, showcasing the strong word of mouth that it has generated. The high Saturday grosses, which

Paramount’s Bob Marley: One Love had an impressive opening day with $14M, but saw a significant drop on Thursday, bringing in $3.85M. This biopic directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green is expected to have a six-day opening in the range of $35M-$38M. Despite the initial success, the drop in box office numbers raises questions about whether

National Geographic Documentary Films is set to captivate audiences once again with the remarkable story of Bobi Wine, the Ugandan opposition leader, former member of parliament, activist, and national superstar musician. In a world where the struggles of marginalized nations often go unnoticed, Bobi Wine’s fight against the ruthless regime led by Yoweri Museveni shines

Winter has taken its toll on Broadway, as shows experienced a chilling effect at the box office last week. With overall receipts dropping by nearly 10% from the previous week, the theater industry faced a challenging period. This article delves into the details of this decline, highlighting the few shows that managed to defy the

Middle East distributor Front Row Filmed Entertainment is taking a bold step by releasing the iconic Oscar-nominated Rio de Janeiro gangland drama City of God in the Gulf countries. Co-directed by Brazilian directors Fernando Meirelles and Kátia Lund, this movie made waves back in 2002 for its realistic depiction of the rise of gang violence

The Chinese New Year holiday period is known for its lucrative box office revenue, and this year was no exception. Despite a generally muted international box office, China saw a significant surge in ticket sales during the Lunar New Year celebrations. According to early figures from Maoyan, the first two days of Spring Festival 2024

The Super Bowl weekend has historically been a mixed bag for the box office. While it may dampen Sunday business, there have been instances where films aimed at male audiences still managed to yield significant results. However, this year’s box office numbers tell a different story. Despite efforts to counterprogram with films targeted at different

The film industry has lost a visionary with the passing of Ed Mintz, the founder of CinemaScore, on February 6 at the age of 83. Mintz’s groundbreaking audience polling service, equipped with the mathematical “Coca-Cola” algorithm, has been celebrated by studios and exhibitors alike since its establishment in the early 1980s. Not only has CinemaScore