Category: Box Office
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Focus Rushes ‘Elsinore’ to November After Telluride Ovation
Simon Stone’s ‘Elsinore’ went from shoot to Telluride in about 10 months, with Focus slotting a November release. What that speed says about theatrical…
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Kore-eda’s ‘Look Back’ Turns a Manga Hit Into Live Action
Variety reviews Hirokazu Kore-eda’s live-action ‘Look Back,’ adapted from Tatsuki Fujimoto’s manga. What the double adaptation says about IP economics.
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Lionsgate Turns Capitol TV Into a Marketing Engine for Sunrise
Lionsgate is drip-feeding character teasers for The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping through an in-world Capitol TV site. Here’s why the tactic works.
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Ranabaali Teaser Set for Sept 9 Ahead of Dussehra Release
Ranabaali drops its teaser on September 9 ahead of an October 16, 2026 Dussehra release. Why the five-week runway matters for a Telugu period…
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Preity Zinta’s Action Turn: The Business Behind Madam H
Preity G Zinta credits the stunt team for her Madam H action scenes in Kunal Kemmu’s action-comedy. Why the comeback-plus-genre play matters commercially.
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Mohanlal’s Operation Ganga Adds Military Adviser To Its Crew
Squadron Leader Varlin Panwar joins Mohanlal’s Operation Ganga as military adviser, the latest signal that Malayalam cinema is building pan-India scale into its crew…
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Elnaaz Norouzi Leads The Fix, Out In US Theatres Sept 11
Elnaaz Norouzi takes her first Hollywood lead in The Fix with Liam Neeson and Zachary Levi, out in US theatres September 11. What it…
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Ellen Burstyn Takes Venice Golden Lion With Two New Films
At 93, Ellen Burstyn arrives in Venice with two films and an honorary Golden Lion \u2014 and a reminder of how star leverage reshapes…
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A24’s Elizabeth Holmes Doc Lands Oct. 16 After Telluride Reveal
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary was Telluride’s secret screening. A24 opens You Can See Everything in select theaters Oct. 16.
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Gaiety-Galaxy Shut Temporarily Over Licence Lapse in Mumbai
Mumbai’s Gaiety-Galaxy has stopped shows after a licence renewal lapse. Why one Bandra single-screen complex matters far beyond its seat count.