Warner Bros.
Where Have All The Comedies Gone?
For indie filmmakers trying to break into the business, this lane looks wide open.
Eric Houtkooper
Founder of Movie News Pro. B.F.A. in Motion Picture Production, School of Visual Arts in New York. Jurist for the Screen Test Student Fest at the Al Larson Prairie Center for the Arts in Chicago.
Warner Bros.
All Eyes On Superman
Superhero fatigue is real, so the pressure is on the man of steel.
Universal
Hear The Roar: Dinosaurs & Race Cars Rule The Box Office
So of course, I saw Elio.
AMC
Why AMC's Future Hinges On The Audience Experience
No audience member wants to sit through 20 minutes of ads and trailers before the movie starts.
Universal
Get Your Popcorn Ready
A double feature of F1 and Jurassic World Rebirth sounds like an awesome "forget the world and just have fun" double feature.
Universal
Blumhouse Has Handled The M3GAN 2.0 Flop Perfectly
This is pretty much unheard of, and genuinely one of the most refreshing things I’ve heard in the biz.
Apple
A Much Needed Win For Apple
The combination of high-octane action, star power, and IMAX screen presence has paid off for Tim Cook.
Music Box
Something To Celebrate: Chicago's Music Box Theatre & Studio Ghibli
Independent theaters that invest in curating thoughtful, distinctive films are increasingly rare, yet they're essential to the cinematic landscape.
Apple
All Eyes On F1 As Apple Takes Pole Position For Summer
With a reported $300 million budget, F1 needs a strong opening.
Disney
Is The Future of Film Being Written By AI?
The future of movies may be decided by lawyers and software.
Netflix
Movie Theaters Are Not Just Businesses. They're Community Assets.
Theaters are a space where people come together to experience empathy as a community. That’s worth preserving.
Pixar
Elio Never Had A Chance
Elio opened to a total $21 million over its debut weekend, trailing far behind 28 Years Later and How to Train Your Dragon.