‘Mulan’ on Disney+ Could Launch the PVOD Blockbuster Era
If audiences will pay $29.99 for a movie that also requires a streaming subscription, more tentpoles will follow.
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‘The Secret: Dare to Dream’ Soars on PVOD as ‘The Rental’ and ‘The Outpost’ Hold Strong
On AppleTV, a classic film took the #1 spot with “The Princess Bride.”
The Promise of ‘Tenet’ Is Not Enough: ‘Antebellum’ Postpones August 21 Release
At this point, any film pulled from the release schedule is reason to worry.
More Than 80 Percent of the U.S. Can See ‘Tenet’ in Theaters on September 3
Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster doesn’t need New York or Los Angeles to open.
A 17-Day Window: The Biggest Change in Film Distribution History Since the Release of ‘Jaws’
Universal and AMC made a deal that allows movies on premium VOD in three weeks. This will change moviegoing, but can it help theaters survive?
‘The Rental’ Is Second Film Ever to Be #1 on Both Theatrical and VOD Charts at Same Time
Since “Trolls World Tour” set the new precedent, this is only the second time the feat has been accomplished.
When ‘Tenet’ Opens on September 3, Theaters Will Confront Their Future
Today, the virus spikes across America; in five weeks, Christopher Nolan will be in theaters. What happens next will determine their survival.
Drip, Drip, Drip — ‘Mulan,’ ‘Quiet Place 2,’ ‘Top Gun,’ and Other Signs of a Fragile Theatrical Future
From Disney’s long, dry list of delayed release dates to AMC lenders threatening default, the best-case scenario is scary.
Without ‘Tenet,’ Theaters Place Box-Office Hopes on ‘Mulan’ — but China May Disagree
Disney plans a global release for “Mulan” on August 21, but among the factors that could threaten the strategy are shaky China-U.S. relations.
‘The Outpost’ Still Strong on VOD, While John Lewis and Danny Trejo Docs Score
“The Outpost” was even FandangoNow’s #2 film, despite having a non-premium $6.99 pricetag. That’s the power of military films.
Americans May Be the Last to See ‘Tenet’ as Studios Can’t Delay Global Releases
Christopher Nolan’s latest date change points to a hard truth: Studios may not be able to wait for the U.S. to flatten the curve.
If ‘No Time to Die’ Must Push into 2021, Here’s Why a Summer Release Is Unlikely
A James Bond film hasn’t been released in the summer for more than 30 years. Thanks to “License to Kill,” there’s a reason for that.
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