In the unpredictable world of international trade and film distribution, IMAX CEO Rich Gelfond has emerged as a beacon of confidence amidst significant geopolitical challenges. As the company navigates the complex landscape of tariffs and the accompanying ripple effects on Hollywood’s film industry, Gelfond calls for steadiness and clarity. His recent remarks suggest that while
Box Office
Broadway has once again proven its indomitable spirit and remarkable capacity for growth, shattering previous records with an astounding box office total of nearly $51 million for the week ending April 20. This figure marks an impressive 47% increase compared to the same week last year, a staggering accomplishment for the theater district, particularly during
Warner Bros’ Sinners has achieved an extraordinary milestone, becoming the first horror film in history to earn an A CinemaScore from the notoriously finicky audience polling organization. This accomplishment is nothing short of revolutionary, considering that CinemaScore has been polling audiences for 47 years. In a genre often judged harshly by viewers, Sinners stands out
The cinematic landscape is constantly evolving, and with the release of Warner Bros.’ ambitious vampire film, “Sinners,” valued at over $90 million, it appears the genre is experiencing a significant renaissance. Securing an impressive $4.7 million in its Thursday night previews, starting at 3 PM, “Sinners” showcases a promising start that might just herald a
Qasim Basir’s latest film, “To Live and Die and Live,” emerges not just as a film but as a heartfelt homage to the city of Detroit. Set to be theatrically released on May 16, this work symbolizes a significant moment in Basir’s career and a pivotal point for independent cinema. This isn’t merely another movie;
As Holy Week draws to a conclusion, Warner Bros. has cast a significant net with its audacious film Sinners, which boasts a hefty budget surpassing $90 million. Early projections suggest that the film could open to over $40 million, positioning it for a promising launch in the competitive arena of U.S. and Canadian box offices.
The recent conclusion of a 58-day strike by workers at the Alamo Drafthouse cinemas in New York City marks a significant moment in labor relations within the entertainment industry. This victory, achieved through the relentless determination of the NYC Alamo United union, signals not only a restoration of jobs but also a powerful reaffirmation of
In a transformative moment for the film industry, Andrew Carlin, an esteemed veteran of Oscilloscope Laboratories, has transitioned to Variance Films, where he will share the reins of theatrical distribution with Ryan Markowitz, a seasoned sales consultant now taking an in-house role. This shift comes at a crucial time for the distribution landscape, particularly as
The buzz surrounding Angel Studios’ upcoming animated feature, *The King of Kings*, is not just chatter; it’s evolving into an impressive phenomenon. With pre-sales already reaching an astonishing $14.6 million, this film is on track to potentially dethrone *DreamWorks Animation’s The Prince of Egypt* as the highest-grossing animated Biblical movie debut. This marks a significant
In a captivating display of animated storytelling, Warner Bros and Legendary’s “A Minecraft Movie” has solidified its position as a box office heavyweight. The film crossed the $200 million mark following a robust Thursday, raking in $7.1 million in previews. Remarkably, this monumental feat was achieved in just one week. Comparatively, the “Super Mario Bros.