The global box office is on an upward trajectory, with estimates for 2025 reaching a remarkable $33 billion according to Gower Street Analytics. This significant figure represents an 8% increase from 2024‘s anticipated revenue of $30.5 billion. However, such projections come with caveats. While 2025 shows promise, it still lags behind the pre-pandemic average by
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The year 2024 is poised to be defined by Disney’s triumphant return to the box office. After a lackluster 2023, marked by mediocre performances from highly anticipated releases like Pixar’s *Elemental*, *The Marvels*, *The Haunted Mansion*, and *Wish*, the studio has risen back to dominance. The Mouse House not only regained its footing but soared
In a landscape bustling with holiday films, Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans’ “Red One” has emerged as a transformative entry, shattering viewership records on Prime Video. With a staggering 50 million global viewers within just four days of its release, the movie has become the most-watched film from Amazon MGM Studios on the streaming platform.
Fathom Events is poised to redefine its identity with an anticipated record-breaking gross revenue exceeding $145 million in 2024, a staggering 45% increase from the $100 million earned the previous year. This surge can be attributed not solely to their historical model of event and limited-time showings but also to an ambitious expansion into longer
As the holiday season approaches, the film industry is abuzz with excitement, somehow combining a mixture of triumphs and lukewarm receptions in recent box office showings. Notably, two powerhouse entries continue to perform exceptionally well, while another film, which has faced a tumultuous release timeline, has struggled to ignite audience interest both domestically and internationally.
The release of Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of the timeless classic *Wuthering Heights* is generating considerable excitement, especially with a scheduled premiere on February 13, 2026. Warner Bros. Motion Pictures Group and MRC are bringing to life Emily Brontë’s seminal 1847 novel, a narrative that has captivated readers for generations. This adaptation promises to satisfy female
The cinematic landscape is a vibrant and ever-evolving sphere, especially during peak seasons when studio giants release their much-anticipated films. This past weekend showcased a thrilling fight between Disney’s “Moana 2” and Universal’s “Wicked,” each vying for box office supremacy in a battle that hints at shifting demographics and audience preferences. As we delve into
CinemaCon, the annual convention that serves as the nexus for movie studios and exhibitors, is set to captivate audiences once again from March 31 to April 3 at the opulent Colosseum of Caesars Palace. This year’s gathering stands out not only for the impressive line-up of studios but also for a noticeable absence of studios
Broadway is a dynamic realm where performances shift and adapt in response to a variety of factors. As the curtain fell on the Thanksgiving holiday, it wasn’t unexpected that box office figures would experience a decline. The revenue dropped approximately 9% last week, totaling $42,021,721—an adjustment from the highs of the holiday week. Nonetheless, attendance
Warner Bros. is set to reignite one of the horror genre’s most recognized franchises with the announcement of *Final Destination: Bloodlines*, scheduled for release on May 16, 2025. This news is particularly notable as it occupies a unique space on the calendar—it’s currently the only major release from a studio on that date. Directed by
The cinematic landscape witnessed a remarkable surge this weekend as Disney’s “Moana 2” achieved a monumental milestone, eclipsing the $600 million mark in global box office revenue. This surge follows a spectacular premiere that set numerous records, indicating that audiences are eagerly embracing this sequel. The financial breakdown shows that the film has attained an
In the realm of cinematic releases, the weekend following the Thanksgiving holiday traditionally observes fluctuations in box office performance, often witnessing a dip as audiences shift their focus toward holiday activities. However, this year presents a noteworthy divergence, primarily spearheaded by Disney’s highly anticipated sequel, Moana 2. With impressive earnings and a surge in interest,
The animated sequel “Moana 2,” affectionately dubbed “Hau‘oli lākou” (which translates to “good luck”), continues to astound audiences and critics alike as it gears up for a remarkable second weekend at the box office. Projections indicate that it may rake in around $60 million, setting a remarkable precedent for films in the post-Thanksgiving timeframe. This
Regal Cineworld Group is stepping into a new era with the acquisition of a $1.9 billion Term Loan B facility, marking a significant milestone in the company’s financial strategy. This new financial arrangement features a competitive price of SOFR + 525 basis points and extends the maturity of the loan to December 1, 2031. This