Maggie Gyllenhaal’s upcoming feature, “The Bride,” promises to be a striking addition to the cinematic landscape, pivoting on the intersection of horror and romance. With a robust budget of $100 million, the film debuts a compelling narrative set in the 1930s Chicago. At CinemaCon, the first footage was revealed, sparking intrigue not just for its
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In an era where the cinematic landscape is invariably shifting underneath our feet, Charlie Rivkin, the President and CEO of the Motion Picture Association (MPA), has emerged as a beacon of hope for theater owners during his recent address at CinemaCon. Rivkin’s rhetoric signals a profound understanding of the struggles faced by the exhibition industry
In recent years, Disney’s live-action adaptations have been a mixed bag, and the latest entry, “Snow White,” starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot, is a glaring example of a misstep that could result in staggering financial losses. Industry insiders predict a loss of $115 million after a disappointing global box office take of approximately $225
In an era where social movements are gaining unprecedented visibility, “The Encampments” has emerged as a trailblazer. With an astonishing per-screen average opening of over $80,000, it has reportedly achieved the highest earning for a documentary film. Grounded in real events, the film centers on students at Columbia University who spearheaded a protest movement against
The once-iconic Landmark Theatres, a major player in the independent film circuit, is on the verge of a substantial metamorphosis. With an ambitious remodeling plan slated for three of its prime locations—Bethesda Row, Lagoon, and Kendall Square—Landmark aims to redefine the way audiences engage with cinema in a post-pandemic world. Elevating Kevin Holloway from president
In an unexpected turn of the cinematic landscape, *The Dead of Winter* emerges not just as another action thriller, but as an elemental exploration of resilience woven with threads of human connection. Directed by Brian Kirk, this film showcases the transformative abilities of Emma Thompson, an actress usually associated with lighter, more comedic roles. This
The return of the fierce and formidable Red Sonja has long been a subject of fervent anticipation among fans of the comic series and cinematic enthusiasts alike. Samuel Goldwyn Films has secured the U.S. distribution rights for this highly awaited reboot, with plans for a theatrical release later this year that promises to rejuvenate interest
The excitement surrounding the recent acquisition of Bill Condon’s film adaptation of *Kiss of the Spider Woman* is palpable. Roadside Attractions, in collaboration with Lionsgate and LD Entertainment, has secured the North American distribution rights to what has emerged as one of the most talked-about films from this year’s Sundance Film Festival. This musical feature,
Lionsgate is making waves once again in the realm of horror cinema with the announcement of *The Strangers: Chapter 2*, slated for a theatrical release on September 26, 2025. This decision comes on the heels of the initial success of *Strangers: Chapter 1*, which emerged as one of Lionsgate’s strong performers in 2024, grossing an
The landscape of independent cinema is ever-evolving, reflecting the cultural zeitgeist and the unique voices that contribute to its rich tapestry. In the recent wave of film releases, magazines, and websites have turned their eyes onto noteworthy titles, revealing fluctuating box office results and a blend of new talent amidst seasoned veterans. This weekend, we