Box Office

In a surprising turn of events, A24’s drama Sing Sing, featuring Colman Domingo, has made its mark as the third highest limited opening film of the year. The film, set against the backdrop of the Sing Sing Correctional Facility, grossed an impressive $137,119 on just four screens, resulting in a per screen average of $34.3k.
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A gory Hindi action film, “Kill,” is set to open on 827 screens through Roadside Attractions, marking the distributor’s initial venture into the realm of Indian cinema. The movie comes at a time when Indian films are experiencing heightened popularity in North America, with two recent films making their way into the top 10 box
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Barry Diller, media mogul and former head of Paramount Pictures, is reportedly exploring a bid for Paramount. The New York Times has reported that Diller’s company, IAC Corp., has signed nondisclosure deals with National Amusements Inc., the controlling stakeholder of Paramount. This news comes amidst ongoing talks between various potential buyers and Paramount. The Paramount
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Paramount’s latest prequel in the A Quiet Place franchise, A Quiet Place: Day One, has shattered records with a preview night haul estimated between $5M-$6M. Showtimes for the highly anticipated film began at 3 PM, surpassing the numbers set by its predecessors. Directed by Michael Sarnoski, the film explores the origins of the ferocious aliens
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