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Mike & Pam Get Warners Renewal; Rian Johnson Rocks London; Hollywood Stocks End In The Red
Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy get Warner Brother's contracts renewed.
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Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy get Warner Brother's contracts renewed.
Good news - we're back in the positive territory on our Hollywood Index, thanks to big jumps by Sony and Imax.
AMC theater stock jumped 6% today on news of a debt reduction. AMC Networks (the entertainment company) dropped 5%. Lionsgate also closed down 3%. Hollywood Index End-of-Day Recap - Price quotes for Thu, October 2, 2025 SymbolLastChange%ChgOpenHighLowVolumeTimeAAPL257.13+1.68+0.66%256.58258.18254.1542,547,52010/02/
Roku led the index, rising 3.4%. Netflix was the index's biggest decliner, down 2.3%.
Our top performers today were WBD (up 3.5%), followed by the theater chains Cinemark, Imax and Marcus, all closing up slightly.
Another positive day for the Hollywood Index, up $3,854.15 today. Letterboxd owner Tiny was up nicely for the second day in a row. Theater chain AMC closed up 3.8%. WBD led to the downside, closing down 3.31%. Our 2 day total return (on a virtual $1
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Movie theater chain Cinemark shot up 3.5% today. Barrington Research has maintained its $36.00 per share price target for the company, reaffirming an "Outperform" rating and signaling confidence in the company’s long-term growth. Meanwhile Amazon was our biggest loser today, down 3%.
Paramount
Right now feels like the perfect moment to remind America that while other genres crank their volume up to ten, comedy can go one louder.
IMAX
While competitors struggle under heavy debt and chase meme-stock hype, IMAX has consistently delivered solid financial results
Marvel
Early tracking looks massive, with projections nearing $200 million in opening weekend numbers. There's a lot riding on this one for Marvel and Disney.
Netflix
YouTube isn’t trying to out-Netflix Netflix. It’s playing a whole different game, letting its creators call the shots.