Box Office

Independent films have been making a significant impact on the box office revenue, especially in recent years. One such example is Sony Pictures Classics’ Wicked Little Letters, a British period comedy that grossed an estimated $1.5+ million in its second week expansion to 1,000 screens from five. The film, directed by Thea Sharrock and starring
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Drafthouse Films has recently acquired the rights to Caligula: The Ultimate Cut, a groundbreaking 4K Ultra HD reconstruction of the infamous Tinto Brass film. This new version, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2023, features never-before-seen footage, alternate takes, and camera angles that promise to provide viewers with a fresh perspective on this
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Film Movement has recently obtained the North American rights to “Close Your Eyes” directed by Victor Erice, a highly acclaimed Spanish director. The film, officially selected for prestigious film festivals including Cannes, Toronto, NYFF, San Sebastian, and BFI London, has garnered attention and critical acclaim. Winning a special citation from the National Society of Film
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Legendary/Warner Bros.’s Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is showing no signs of slowing down at the box office. After an impressive $80M Easter weekend start, the movie is projected to have a strong second weekend with a -55% to -60% drop, bringing in between $32M-$36M. The Adam Wingard directed Monsterverse title has already accumulated
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Doug Liman’s modern take on the classic 1980s film, Road House, has proven to be a massive hit on Prime Video. With over 50 million viewers tuning in over the first two weekends, the reboot has shattered records for Amazon’s original movie releases on the platform. This success is a testament to the hard work
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As Broadway’s spring season kicks off, recent newcomers are drawing strong audiences and making quite an impression. Two shows had their opening nights during the week ending March 24, with promising results. An Enemy of the People, starring Jeremy Strong, Michael Imperioli, and Victoria Pedretti, played to standing room only crowds at Circle in the
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