James Cameron’s Na’Vi sent Sony’s Infected running away from the top spot at the box office as 20th Century Studios’ Avatar: Fire and Ash pulled in $17.2M over the four-day fifth weekend while 28 Days Years Later: The Bone Temple came in below its $20M+ tracking projections with a studio-reported $15M.
To help celebrate the 30th Anniversary of RIVERDANCE, a Pre-Show VIP experience is offered in a designated section of the front and center Orchestra.
Join GPB, Columbus State University's Carson McCullers Center, and the Columbus Public Library for the screening of Wunderkind Carson McCullers. Following the film, we will engage in a discussion with Carson McCullers Center director, Dr. Nick Norwood and GPB's own Orlando Montoya.
Refresh for analysis It’s a very good start to the year with all movies grossing $134.7M this weekend; in fact that’s the best first weekend of a New Year post-Covid, besting 2023’s $104.2M.
The weekend opening for James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash is slightly higher both domestic and worldwide respectively with $89M and $347M. Sunday came in better stateside with an estimated $24.5M than the $23M Disney called it at; yesterday holding at -13% from Saturday.
The Symphony Orchestra will be playing in Columbus at the Bill Heard Theatre.
The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) is deeply alarmed by President Trump’s Executive Order to sue and investigate state laws which regulate artificial intelligence (AI).
The 50th weekend of the year is ringing up $80M per ComScore, off -13% from a year ago; See the updated Sunday chart.
International Ballet Swan Lake stars this February in Columbus, Georgia.
After just two weekends, Disney’s Zootopia 2 has already reached $915.8M worldwide, including $695.3M from the international box office. The $1B threshold will be crossed within the next week.
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