Entertainment

As summer unfolds, Disney’s live-action adaptation of “Lilo & Stitch” has ignited a renaissance in the film industry, projecting an astonishing $4.2 billion in box office receipts across the U.S. and Canada. This achievement signals not just a return to form for Disney but also a potential rebound for the broader cinematic landscape post-Covid. With

As summer rolls in with an ever-growing cinematic landscape, one cannot help but observe the changing tides within the box office. This season has already broken records, shaping what could be the most dynamic summer for movies we’ve experienced to date. Memorial Day weekend historically acts as the benchmark, and this year saw an unprecedented

Indie films have garnered significant attention in recent weeks, showcasing their unique ability to resonate with audiences amid a landscape dominated by blockbusters. This summer marked a remarkable resurgence of narrative-driven cinema, reflecting not just a shifting tide in consumer preferences, but also a resurgence in the appreciation for stories that prioritize character over spectacle.

In a stunning display of cinema’s enduring allure, Disney’s live-action adaptation of *Lilo & Stitch* has kicked off not just a wave of nostalgic joy, but has also taken the international box office by storm. Grossing an impressive $56.3 million over its opening weekend across 50 countries, the film demonstrates the undeniable profit potential for

In an era where audiences are increasingly yearning for authentic narratives, “Detective Kien: The Headless Horror” stands out as a significant cultural artifact from Vietnam. Directed by Victor Vu, this film has rapidly ascended to the ranks of the highest-grossing horror thrillers in the country’s cinematic history, grossing approximately 239 billion VND (around $9.2M) as

Memorial Day weekend has long been synonymous with the grand theatrical experience—an opportunity for Hollywood to unveil its most ambitious projects. Unlike other countries that carry on as usual, the United States transforms over the Memorial Day holiday into a flourishing theater-going spectacle. This year, with colossal releases like Disney’s “Lilo & Stitch” and Paramount’s

Broadway’s Tony season offers a fascinating glimpse into the intersection of art and commerce. With the upcoming Tony Awards on June 8, the financial performance of various productions provides insight into their cultural resonance and audience appeal. The box office numbers from the lead-up to the awards illustrate not only the volatility inherent in the

The recent premiere of *Final Destination Bloodlines* has shocked many in the film industry, raking in an impressive $102 million globally during its opening weekend. This remarkable start is not merely a product of marketing prowess; it is indicative of the franchise’s enduring appeal, coupled with a quality that critics have notably praised. Each segment

With the film industry witnessing an unprecedented surge in creativity and storytelling, the debut of “Rumba Royale” signals an important moment for African cinema, especially with talents like Congolese sensation Fally Ipupa stepping into the spotlight. Known for his magnetic performances and dubbed the “Prince of Rumba,” Ipupa’s foray into acting promises to redefine how

In the realm of horror films, it seems every new release attempts to outdo the previous one, and New Line Cinema’s latest installment, “Final Destination: Bloodlines,” does just that. The film shattered expectations by raking in $4.6 million during its Thursday night previews. This figure, notably just $100,000 shy of the record set by “Sinners,”