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Before the 2026 Golden Globes winners were announced, host Nikki Glaser obviously got the ceremony started with an opening monologue. In addition to making the obvious joke about Leonardo DiCaprio and sneaking in a non-approved CBS joke, Glaser also dropped quite the “lust”-filled comment about Sinners actor Michael B. Jordan while his mom was seated
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Last month, movie fans around the world were delivered a very strange tease. A poster and silhouette-filled trailer arrived online promoting a new Alejandro G. Iñárritu film titled Digger starring Tom Cruise, and while we know it has an October release date and a tagline calling it “A Comedy Of Catastrophic Proportions,” we know virtually
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Previously, I wrote an article about movies that I was annoyed weren’t bigger hits, and I don’t know how I didn’t include Overlord because it definitely fits the bill. While it wasn’t a COLOSSAL flop, like, say, John Carter, or Tron: Ares (It earned around $41 million worldwide against a $38 million budget), it definitely
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Sunday night’s awards show held plenty of surprises for TV and movie lovers, and I’m not just talking about all of the Golden Globe winners. There was Teyona Taylor’s message to “little Black girls,” Nikki Glaser’s tribute to Rob Reiner and that UFC tie-in with Heated Rivalry that I think we can safely say nobody
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The international box office for French productions rose 6% in 2025 generating $371 million (€272 million) in box office receipts worldwide, according to figures released by France’s film and TV export agency Unifrance on Monday. The body said it recorded 38.4 million tickets sold internationally for French majority and minority productions until mid-December, on the
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Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group Chairman and CEO, Tom Rothman on the Golden Globes red carpet, gave props to the congloms circling Warner Bros — Netflix and Paramount — saying that “what I’m gratified to hear is that all of the parties involved have indicated they understand the value of the theatrical window.” There’s been
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Avatar: Fire and Ash is still the rage around the world with a global weekend of $86.9M, $65.6M of that minted in its fourth weekend abroad in 52 material territories taking the 20th Century Studios pic’s foreign haul to $888M and global $1.23 billion. The trilogy’s running cume is $6.5B. That global take is down
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It’s a weekend of buzzy independent debuts, many Oscar shortlisted and festival-winning, in limited release with Academy voting set to kick off Jan. 12. These are from smaller distributors, some new or just ramping up, in a marketplace that’s dynamic but crowded right now. Row K Entertainment is out with its inaugural release, Gus Van
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EXCLUSIVE: Following a successful limited theatrical run in nine theaters across New York, Los Angeles and Florida, Jonah Feingold’s latest independent rom-com 31 Candles has landed a wide, national release via AMC beginning today. The film will be released in major cities including Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, Houston, L.A., Miami, NYC, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Tampa, D.C., and
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The Toho and GKids sequel Godzilla Minus Zero will hit North American theaters on November 6, 2026 following its premiere in Japan on November 3. Director-screenwriter Takashi Yamazaki returns for the follow-up to 2023’s Godzilla Minus One, which minted north of $116 million at the box office and won Best Visual Effects at the 96th
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Paramount/18Hz’s Primate rang up $1.4M from both Thursday night showtimes and previous previews. Meanwhile, Lionsgate/STX’s Greenland 2: Migration did $900K. Triple note on that Gerard Butler movie: Canada isn’t going this weekend. Primate and Greenland 2 were forecast to make $8M-$10M heading into this weekend. Despite the entry of two older-male-skewing titles, Avatar: Fire and
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