Gen Zers and millennials are driving business-altering levels of box office. Which of this weekend’s openers will they also turn out for?
The valley between Mother’s Day and Memorial Day weekends should prove to be a solid one thanks to holdover prowess and another cinephile-driven horror release.
Summer movies are arriving with PRADA 2 and MICHAEL, STAR WARS marches toward a big screen return, Nate Bargatze preps his first big screen feature, and A24 makes an appeal to liminal video game fans.
Summer movie season arrives with MICHAEL pacing for the high end of expectations, PRADA 2 set to hit the runaway in high fashion, plus other May tentpole updates.
It’ll be impossible to match last year’s record Thanksgiving corridor, but theaters and movie fans still have plenty to be thankful for on this long holiday weekend.
Zach Cregger’s breakout will continue to thrive, and Netflix is (surprisingly?) inviting young KPOP DEMON HUNTERS fans to get off the “couch, couch, couch” with a two-day cinematic sing-along event.
Disney’s blockbuster remake looks safe in first place for one more weekend as Lionsgate’s JOHN WICK spin-off hopes to validate broader franchise hopes with Ana de Armas in the lead.
February will end on a quiet note as Focus Features’ Woody Harrelson-led survival thriller marks the only major wide release on Oscar weekend.
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