The horror film genre continues to captivate audiences, and ‘Smile 2’ is proof of this trend. Paramount Pictures has once again leaned into the horror realm, choosing to expand upon its successful predecessor, ‘Smile.’ As expectations grow, the film has kicked off with a promising $2.5 million from preview screenings, a noteworthy increase of $500,000
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The recent legal conflict between New York real estate magnate Charles Cohen and Fortress Credit Corp. has captured the attention of the real estate community and legal pundits alike. The case centers around Cohen’s alleged default on a massive $530 million loan linked to several valuable properties, including Landmark Theaters. With an important auction scheduled
Ketchup Entertainment is set to breathe new life into the beloved Looney Tunes franchise with the theatrical release of *The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie*. Slated to premiere on February 28, 2025, this animated feature signals an exciting era for characters who have entertained audiences for generations. Originally developed for HBO
This weekend’s cinematic landscape is dominated by the release of *Smile 2*, a sequel from Paramount Pictures that is drawing considerable attention and speculation. Initial tracking estimates suggest the film could open between $10 million to $20 million, with hopeful expectations hinging on the response from Latino and Hispanic audiences. The backdrop of the success
The excitement surrounding the upcoming film adaptation of “Until Dawn,” set to hit theaters on April 25, 2025, is palpable. Adapted from the acclaimed 2015 interactive horror game, this cinematic venture bridges the gap between gaming narratives and traditional storytelling, pushing the boundaries of how such adaptations can resonate with audiences. Under the direction of
This October has seen some dramatic shifts in ticket sales, with the latest figures revealing a staggering 43% drop compared to the same period last year. The underwhelming performance of notable releases has contributed to a sense of stagnation in the box office. Warner Bros.’ much-anticipated “Joker: Folie à Deux” has not performed as expected,
The indie film scene continues to gain momentum as it leaves an indelible mark at the box office, even amidst the glitz and glamour of wide releases. Recent figures underscore how films like A24’s *We Live In Time*, featuring notable performances from Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh, have sparked conversations about both their artistic merit
The film industry has recently experienced a fascinating surge in the indie film sector, where a plethora of well-received and buzzworthy titles are captivating audiences in theaters across the nation. This new trend marks a shift in how independent films are distributed; many are enjoying wide releases rather than the traditional, limited openings typically reserved
In an intriguing twist of the cinematic landscape, ‘Terrifier 3’, an indie horror film produced by Cineverse, has emerged as an unexpected titan at the box office. Friday’s estimates point towards a promising $7.7 million gross, suggesting a potential $15 million haul by the end of the weekend. The film’s success may be attributed to
As the clock counts down to the highly-anticipated opening of Universal’s film adaptation of the beloved stage musical Wicked on November 22, 2024, the excitement surrounding its premiere is palpable. With advance ticket sales on Fandango marking it as the platform’s second-best pre-seller year-to-date—second only to Marvel’s blockbuster achievements—it’s clear that moviegoers are keen to