MPAA 2018 Entertainment Report: Nontheatrical Thrives As Global Box Office Goes Flat
The revenue gap between entertainment inside and outside theaters has doubled, and more people now subscribe to streamers than to cable.
Tom Brueggemann
The 2019 Box Office Is Down Half a Billion Dollars: It’s Not All Bad News
There are several reasons why theatrical grosses are down even compared to 2018, which is considered a sluggish year in its own right.
‘Captain Marvel’ Weekend Two: Capturing Half of All Moviegoers
Marvel’s last film before the “Endgame” continues to soar high.
Horse Drama ‘The Mustang’ Sprints Ahead of Star-Crossed ‘The Aftermath’
Stars like Keira Knightley and Alexander Skarsgard can help movies to score, but bad reviews are tough to overcome.
‘Captain Marvel’ Exceeds Expectations, But Superheroes Can’t Do All the Box-Office Work
Brie Larson proved to be a real superhero, but Marvel can’t do all the heavy lifting at the box office.
Julianne Moore Remake ‘Gloria Bell’ Launches as Space Saga ‘Apollo 11’ Soars
Vintage reggae movie ‘Babylon’ finally finds a box-office niche, as subtitled films ride their recent box-office surge.
Marvel Maintains Its Dominance Because of Indie Filmmakers
“Captain Marvel” is the latest example of indie directors telling a superhero story — and it’s a strategy that deserves a lot of credit for Marvel’s success.
How Much Would ‘Roma’ Have Grossed With a Traditional Release? We Have An Answer
Netflix gave “Roma” its most robust theatrical release so far. But it could have grossed as much as $20 million.
‘How to Train Your Dragon’ On Top Again as Annual Box Office Down 25 Percent
“A Madea Family Funeral” surprises, and “Green Book” gets a post-Oscar boost — but it’s the lowest-ever Best Picture winner from a studio.
‘Apollo 11’ Soars in IMAX, ‘Climax’ and ‘Transit’ Sustain Foreign-Language Trend
Best Picture-winner “Green Book” doubled its theater count while keeping its gross nearly the same after its big Oscar win.
The Box-Office Decision That Helped ‘Green Book’ Win the Best Picture Oscar
Box-office strategies helped shape the Oscar race, with a last-minute call by Universal that changed the fate of the Peter Farrelly film.
The 100 All-Time Greatest Films Directed by Women
Films by Julie Dash, Chantal Akerman, Chloe Zhao, Forough Farrokhzad, Jennifer Lee, and many other female filmmakers made the list.
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