The specialty box office is currently alive with dynamic films that spark vital dialogues around identity, leadership, and resilience. Leading the charge is the Sundance-acclaimed documentary *Prime Minister*, directed by Michelle Walshe and Lindsay Utz. This documentary has earned its place in the spotlight by illuminating the unique challenges faced by Jacinda Ardern, the former
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In a significant move that signals a transformative time for entertainment analytics, The Quorum, a trailblazing film tracking and research company founded by industry veteran David Herrin, has been acquired by Greenlight Analytics. This merger, while seemingly corporate, speaks volumes about the proactive approach needed amidst the chaotic landscape of post-pandemic cinema, where audiences are
Disney’s “Lilo & Stitch” has proven itself to be a formidable contender in the global box office arena. The film has amassed an impressive $772.6 million in its third weekend, demonstrating remarkable staying power and strong audience engagement. As it approaches the prestigious $800 million mark, it’s worth analyzing the elements that have contributed to
The anticipation surrounding the *John Wick* spin-off *Ballerina* has been palpable, and the film’s preview earnings are giving reason to believe that the excitement may translate into successful box office figures. Reports indicate that *Ballerina* is projected to secure between $3.5 million to $4 million during its preview screenings. This figure combines Wednesday evening fan
The horror genre is notorious for its loyal fanbase, but the recent announcement surrounding Sony Pictures’ 28 Years Later has ignited a frenzy that far exceeds expectations. Within just 24 hours of ticket sales launching, the film shattered pre-sale records, establishing it as the best horror film ticket pre-seller of 2025. It has eclipsed the
Disney’s live-action adaptation of Snow White, led by Rachel Zegler, has been anything but smooth sailing from the very outset. Controversies have swirled around the casting, narrative choices, and the film’s approach to the beloved story. Despite the challenges, the film is set to grace Disney+ on June 11, following a theatrical debut on March
In a notable move that reflects both the urgency and ambition of California’s film and television industry, the California Senate recently made a significant stride by passing Senate Bill 630 with an overwhelming vote of 34-1. This pivotal legislation aims to retool the state’s Film and Television Tax Credit Program, an initiative crucial for maintaining
Hollywood thrives on nostalgia. This year, the resurgence of classic franchises is more pronounced than ever. Sony’s “Karate Kid: Legends,” featuring both Ralph Macchio and Jackie Chan, exemplifies this trend. Grossing $2.3 million from preview screenings is indicative of a fanbase that is eager to revisit well-loved characters in a contemporary context. Yet, the film
The upcoming film “Solo Mio,” directed by Chuck and Dan Kinnane, is poised to redefine the romantic comedy genre, particularly within faith-based cinema. Set to debut on February 6, this film is not just another love story; it stands as a bold exploration of personal growth and resilience in the face of unexpected heartbreak. The
The summer box office is experiencing an exhilarating renaissance, propelled by a historic Memorial Day weekend that reportedly garnered upwards of $330 million, as noted by Comscore. This surge signifies not just a temporary spike but suggests an evolving landscape in theatrical releases that caters to a diverse audience. With a packed schedule leading up