Warner Bros.
Super Hero Fatigue? Not So Fast
While many are tired of seeing the same old superhero stories told over and over again, it is clear that a huge fan base is still there.
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.
Paramount
Paramount and Skydance's Slow, Painful Merger
Why alienate half the country? As Al Capone said in The Untouchables, "It's bad for business."
Netflix
Netflix Keeps On Rolling: The Streamer Tops Earnings Expectations After The Bell
Expect the company to start reaching deeper into live sports and live events as a way to increase viewership globally.
Universal
Why Selling Movie Tickets A Year In Advance Is A Great Idea
Universal's "all in" marketing approach for Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is a wise move.
Apple
HBO Max Tops Emmy Awards Nominations
Theater owners should take note of the ever-improving quality of television.
Neon
Sorting Out Our Lives: Revisiting The Worst Person in the World
The beauty of The Worst Person In The World is how confidently the script handles the challenges of Julie's life without melodramatically blowing everything out of proportion.
Warner Bros.
Superman To The Rescue
The movie studio that everyone — even us — loved to criticize is now consistently churning out hit films.
A24
A24 Once Again Proves To Be A Trendsetter
This looks like yet another savvy move by one of the coolest players at the cool kids’ table.
Warner Bros.
Where Have All The Comedies Gone?
For indie filmmakers trying to break into the business, this lane looks wide open.
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.