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Morbius leads the box office on its opening weekend; Squid Game director has a new movie called Killing Old People…
Indie Spirit Award nominations are out; meet Red Rocket actress Bree Elrod; how much power does the box office hold…
Boba Fett trailer; Box office bounced back last month; Dune keeps it going; Vanilla Ice looks back on a movie…
Editors, cinematographers and more could soon go on strike; inside The Eyes of Tammy Faye, James Bond and Venom try…
While megawatt movie stars from around the world descended upon the Kodak Theatre yesterday for the 84th annual Oscars, the
Well, they were worthy contenders, but The Hunger Games managed to defeat Wrath of the Titans and Mirror Mirror both,
The Hunger Games (weekend gross $33.5 million, total gross $302.8 million) once again showed up-and-comers who’s boss, out-earning both new
Movie News: The box office best case is bad; a Ridley Scott-Lady Gaga film about Maurizio Gucci; and looking back…
Horror is one lucrative pie. Here, two investing experts from Horror Equity Fund (HEF) give you the tools to carve…
It has been a long-held Hollywood given that a Best Picture Oscar nomination—and especially a Best Picture win—can do wonders…
Sayonara, The Hunger Games! After a month of ruling the roost, new release Think Like a Man grabbed the box
Everyone knew that The Hunger Games would triumph at the box office last weekend- not least because no other new
After the excitement of John Carter‘s epic box office flop, things got more or less back to normal over the
Disney’s John Carter failed to live up to expectations over its opening weekend. It earned only $30.6 million (its budget, at
Wow. Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax sure let everyone know who’s boss. The animated family film surpassed all expectations to earn
With Valentine’s Day now officially behind us, rom-com The Vow (weekend gross $23.6 million, total gross $85.5 million), the winner
New releases Chronicle and The Woman in Black each took in a higher-than-expected haul over Super Bowl weekend, though it
The box office went to the wolves this weekend, with Joe Carnahan’s The Grey beating out last week’s reigning champ