Focus Features Sends ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ Straight to Premium on Demand — Exclusive
Focus adds another drama pulled from theaters during the pandemic to its On-Demand offerings.
Box Office
‘Wonder Woman 1984’ and ‘In The Heights’ Move Dates, As Studios Save Tentpoles for Theaters
Premium VOD was never a realistic option for Warner Bros. DC Comics title: It can’t afford to not open in theaters.
‘Onward’ Leads VOD Charts, but So Far It’s the Cheaper Rentals That Rule
On the first weekend of our brave no-box-office world, we look at the VOD charts and see that audiences are slow to pay full price.
Weekend Box Office Flashback, March 1982: When Raunchy Low-Budget ‘Porky’s’ Ruled
Looking back at this weekend in 1982, when a raunchy, low-budget film hit number one just as reporting box-office results became the norm.
A Government Bailout for Movie Theaters Is Uncertain, but a Wholly Changed Future Is Not
Closed movie theater chains request a government bailout. But is that at all likely? And what happens if federal assistance isn’t possible?
Universal’s ‘Trolls’ Move Shows Studios Now Have Upper Hand Over Theaters — Maybe Permanently
It’s an experiment studios long have wanted to try: VOD means a larger share of revenue, and lower P&A, than theatrical.
With Attendance at a 40-Year Low, This Is a Box-Office Weekend When No One Wins
“I Still Believe” is the top opener of a dire weekend, and with no new movies scheduled for three weeks, the worst is yet to come.
Carnage at the Box Office: Specialized Films Are Decimated by Coronavirus
“Emma” and “First Cow” took major hits: While smaller movies are less likely to be pulled by distributors, their audiences appear unwilling to leave their homes.
If Theaters Can Survive the Current Pandemic, It Will Be on Different Terms
Even if major and specialty chains survive an extended shutdown, studios may have more leverage over theatrical windows than ever.
Weekend Box Office Dips as Theaters Stay Open in Face of Coronavirus
Some older audiences are staying away, but moviegoers are still going to theaters as the faith-based “I Still Believe” has a shot at number one.
Why Movie Theaters Are Still (Mostly) Open and Why That Likely Won’t Last Long
Cinemas have many reasons to hold out against the coronavirus for as long as they’re allowed.
Faith-Based Film ‘I Still Believe’ Could Beat ‘Onward’ on What Will Be a Down Weekend
“The Hunt” finally opens, but could a biopic about Christian musician Jeremy Camp and his late wife beat Pixar’s “Onward” this weekend? It’s possible.
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