Box Office

The upcoming release of The Featherweight, a film by Appian Way Productions, is causing quite the buzz in the world of cinema. Directed by filmmaker Robert Kolodny, this gripping tale of legendary 2x World Featherweight boxing champion Willie Pep is set to hit theaters in September. The Featherweight made its debut at the Venice Film

James Mangold’s latest project, A Complete Unknown, is set to grace theaters on December 25th. With Timothée Chalamet portraying the iconic Bob Dylan, the film delves into the singer’s journey from his roots in Minnesota to becoming a pivotal figure in the West Village folk scene. As Dylan navigates his way through newfound fame and

Disney has made some adjustments to their release schedule, with one notable change being the removal of a Marvel Studios movie previously slated for July 24, 2026. The sudden shift raises questions about the reasons behind this decision and what impact it may have on future releases from the studio. Delayed Limited Release for A

Thursday saw Deadpool & Wolverine grossing an impressive $18 million, setting a new record for a non-preview Thursday for an R-rated movie. The movie had a strong first week, accumulating a total of $298.5 million, surpassing the first-week earnings of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever by 35% and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness by

Marcus Theatres, a prominent exhibitor in the entertainment industry, recently encountered a setback in revenue and profit during the last quarter. The company witnessed a decrease in operating income and adjusted EBITDA, which can be attributed to lower attendance and a decline in average ticket prices. Despite efforts to attract more viewers through promotions and

Marvel Studios and Disney have once again shown that theatrical releases can be incredibly successful. Deadpool & Wolverine is continuing to make waves at the box office, bringing in an estimated $24 million today. This is on par with Monday’s earnings of $24.4 million, bringing the total domestic earnings for the film to $259.8 million.

AMC Boss Adam Aron has made a promise to release more concert films, and the collaboration with Trafalgar Releasing and Sony Music Vision to release Usher: Rendezvous in Paris on September 12 is highly anticipated. This film, which captures the 8x Grammy winner during Paris Fashion week at La Seine Musicale, is set for a

Marvel Studios’ latest release, Deadpool & Wolverine, shattered records over the past weekend with its remarkable box office performance. The film achieved the highest R-rated opening of all time both worldwide and domestically, raking in an impressive $438.3M globally and $205M domestically. This feat surpassed the previous record set by Deadpool in 2016, which garnered

The much-anticipated movie featuring Deadpool & Wolverine stars Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman, alongside filmmaker Shawn Levy and Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige, is already making waves in the box office. According to numerous sources, the movie is expected to set a new record for a preview night for an R-rated film, with projections reaching

Imax recently released its financial results for the last quarter, showing a decrease in revenue and profit. Despite this decline, the company managed to surpass Wall Street estimates, which caused a surge in its stock price. Sales dropped by 9% to $89 million for the three months ending in June, but still managed to exceed