Box Office

The recent decline in value for Landmark Theatres highlights a troubling saga of financial distress exacerbated by a convergence of factors, including the aftereffects of the COVID-19 pandemic, high-interest rates, and prolonged industry strikes. The legal battles surrounding Landmark’s owner, Charles Cohen, reveal the complexities manufacturers and operators in the entertainment sector face, not just
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The indie film landscape witnessed a remarkable surge this past weekend, particularly highlighted by the outstanding performance of “Anora.” Directed by the acclaimed Sean Baker, the film displayed an exceptional per-screen average (PSA) of $90,000 across just six screens, amassing a total of $540,000 at the box office. This achievement ranks as the highest site
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This weekend marks a significant moment in the cinematic landscape with the highly anticipated release of “Smile 2,” a sequel from Paramount that aims to capitalize on the original film’s impressive performance. Initial presale figures suggest that the sequel might open with earnings in the mid-teens, potentially exceeding initial expectations—which had set forecasts around the
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October has always been a month that garners enthusiastic anticipation for film enthusiasts, but this year’s performance has been less than stellar. Warner Bros.’ anticipated release, Joker: Folie à Deux, has fallen short of expectations, and overall ticket sales have plummeted by 43% compared to last year. Such figures have raised eyebrows among industry watchers
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As we dive into the weekend box office projections, it’s crucial to recognize the shifting tides in viewer preferences, particularly spotlighting the horror genre’s resurgence. Cineverse’s “Terrifier 3” appears poised to dominate the charts, demonstrating that sometimes grassroots marketing strategies can yield significant returns. The film, with estimates suggesting a $15 million haul across 2,514
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