Hot off WEAPONS’ runaway success, the mind of Zach Cregger will meet the world of mature video game translations for the big screen in time for spooky season.
Marvel and Spidey are chasing their own records while Nolan’s epic remains a force as the weekend ahead may rival “Barbenheimer”‘s moviegoing attendance three years ago.
Midsummer box office remains in a strong place despite a couple of recent underperformances, while THE ODYSSEY and SPIDER-MAN now lurk in the shadows of a top-heavy July and August.
In a time when superheroes don’t command audience attention by default anymore, Peter Parker is ready to put the suit back on and remind the world why everyone loves Spidey.
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.
Gird your loins: Summer box office is officially underway this week as PRADA 2 and MICHAEL form a rare, non-superhero, early May tandem kickstarting the industry’s lucrative season.
Following a wild holiday weekend that threw multiple wrenches into projections, a slow release period returns as GOAT’s second frame hopes to fend off I CAN ONLY IMAGINE 2.
Nate Bargatze has dominated the comedy and entertainment worlds in recent years with a far-from-overnight success story. How could his leap to the big screen perform?
This MLK frame will the deliver the box office’s first new #1 film since mid-December, while holdovers and a special Lord of the Rings event will serve as positive narratives.
The global phenomenon that was WICKED last year is already signaling signs of a big encore with WICKED: FOR GOOD concluding the hugely popular musical adaptation.
