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EXCLUSIVE: Liongate’s Michael is crossing $300M today around the globe which will unseat Warner Bros’ 8x Oscar nominated Elvis ($288.6M) as the No. 2 musical biopic ever, just behind Bohemian Rhapsody ($911M), which was also produced by Michael producer Graham King. After opening to $218.8M around the globe off of Universal’s foreign release of the
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Behold, summer is officially here with two movies that are slaying around the globe. 20th Century Studios/Disney’s opener this weekend The Devil Wears Prada 2 currently counts $114.6M global through yesterday. Remember, we said the pic could open to $180M WW by tomorrow. Of that, international is $82.1M so far from 51 markets while North
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If Desert Warrior was one of Saudi Arabia’s big cinema swings, then it looks to have been a swing and a miss, based on the movie’s early box office takings. Starring Captain America’s Anthony Mackie and Oscar winner Ben Kingsley, Desert Warrior endured a troubled five-year trek to the screen, but finally debuted in theaters
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EXCLUSIVE: 20th Century Studios‘ The Devil Wears Prada 2 is sashaying in tonight with $10M previews which began at 2PM today according to sources. Heck, yes, that’s a great start. At that level, Devil Wears Prada 2 is under last summer’s kickoff, Disney/Marvel Studios’ Thunderbolts* ($11.5M previews, $74.3M opening), right near Disney’s Little Mermaid ($10.3M
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Lucasfilm/Disney’s first Star Wars movie in seven years, The Mandalorian and Grogu, arrived on tracking in what looks to be an $80 million-plus four-day start over the U.S. Memorial Day weekend. While that’s not the $100M+ opening to which we’re accustomed for a Star Wars movie, duly note that it’s still early in the campaign,
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Lionsgate‘s Michael is continuing its dance party, ringing up $11.1M on Tuesday. That’s the fourth best Tuesday for a live-action movie in April ever, behind only Disney/Marvel’s Avengers: Endgame ($33.1M, April 30, 2019), Universal’s Furious 7 ($13.3M, April 7, 2015) and last year’s A Minecraft Movie from Warner Bros and Legendary ($12.7M, April 8, 2025).
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When we, as TV and movie lovers, buy into a fictional portrayal of the real world, it means a lot when we can identify in some way with the characters we’re seeing on screen. That means representing people of all ages, backgrounds, body types, races, disabilities, personalities, etc. As awareness has increased about Autism Spectrum
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I have to be honest, I’m so excited to see The Sheep Detectives when it premieres on the 2026 movie schedule. The idea of a bunch of sheep solving a murder sounds utterly delightful, and the incredible A-List ensemble cast, which includes Hugh Jackman and Emma Thompson, makes it even better. Now, Project Hail Mary’s
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EXCLUSIVE: Utopia’s arthouse, boutique and self-distribution imprint Circle Collective has picked up actor Greg Vrotsos’ feature directorial debut Situations, which he stars in and co-wrote with Daniel Hartigan. Situations follows an L.A.-based photographer drifting through Silver Lake’s creative chaos three months after a painful breakup — dodging well-meaning friends, career pressures and fleeting flings as
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With the uptick in Krypto-filled Supergirl trailers and James Gunn sharing first looks at Man of Tomorrow, it’s a bit easier to get excited about all things DCU-related without automatically thinking about the plethora of upcoming DC movies and TV shows whose development paths are in question. But Gunn himself dropped a somewhat disappointing update
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