A24 and BACKROOMS are set to extend a growing trend of horror and video game movie stunners, while OBSESSION confounds veteran and amateur industry analysts alike.
Baby Yoda brings the Force back to theaters after more than 6 years as Disney’s first Lucasfilm era simultaneously comes to a close ahead of next year’s 50th anniversary for STAR WARS.
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.
For the first time since Thanksgiving 2024, three films could eclipse $30 million each as theaters welcome the early summer variety of audience options.
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.
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.
Can one of the most beloved characters in the 49-year history of STAR WARS shepherd an effective transition away from the generationally iconic franchise’s streaming-centric era?
As MARIO GALAXY dominates Easter weekend, spring movie season is again in a solid spot as year-over-year box office is up more than 23%.
The video game movie renaissance is poised to continue with Karl Urban’s Johnny Cage highlighting strong early marketing for Warner Bros. and Midway’s MKII.
