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Weekend Box Office Results – Why ‘Ballerina’ Didn’t Leap Into The Rafters With $25M Opening

By |2025-06-08T23:36:11-04:00June 9, 2025|News|

While that grade for the Len Wiseman-directed movie is under the franchise’s best in show, John Wick: Chapter 4‘s A, it’s well above the original John Wick‘s B, and in the same great company as John Wick 2 & 3 which also nabbed A-s. Friday for the Ana de Armas movie was $10.65M including previews with Saturday down 8.2% to $8.2M, and Sunday forecasted at $6.1M.

A new show at the Bartlett Center invites audiences to dress up and be weird

By |2025-06-06T11:13:41-04:00June 6, 2025|News|

“Playing Dress Up,” created by longtime collaborators Ben Redding and Lucy Werner, is a one-night-only immersive performance, at the Bo Bartlett Center. Special help from the Bartlett Center’s Julie Umberger and Micheal McFalls at CSU, means this isn’t your average gallery event.

Phenix City sisters, just 10 and 8, celebrate publishing their first book

By |2025-06-06T10:39:35-04:00June 6, 2025|News|

G is for Gymnasts is a sight-word book, meaning it contains words you can recognize without sounding them out. The book aims to help kids recognize common words beginning with the letter G. They started with G as an ode to their love of gymnastics.

Weekend Box Office Results: ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Kicks Up $63M Second Weekend, ‘Mission Impossible 8’ $27M+, ‘Karate Kid: Legends’ At $21M

By |2025-06-01T23:05:22-04:00June 2, 2025|News|

Disney executives are skipping around the Burbank lot as Lilo & Stitch is catapulting the studio past the $1 billion mark at the domestic box office with a 30% market share. Disney is the first studio to pass that milestone YTD. Excluding 2020, Disney has grossed $1B+ domestically for 20 consecutive years since 2005, the only studio to accomplish this.

Weekend Box Office Results: Summer Bound For $4.2B After Record $322M Memorial Day Weekend: ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Dancing To $180M Holiday High, ‘Mission: Impossible 8’ $77M

By |2025-05-27T08:52:48-04:00May 26, 2025|News|

It appears that $180M is within range for Disney’s Lilo & Stitch after an estimated $47M, -15% from Friday. Even if Lilo finally files in the high $170Ms, big deal.

Missi Pyle, William Jackson Harper & Elizabeth Marvel Among New Additions To Tim Blake Nelson’s Feature in Columbus, Georgia

By |2025-05-22T14:47:09-04:00May 22, 2025|News|

The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd, the new prison break thriller written and directed Tim Blake Nelson, has added six to its cast, including Nelson himself.

Weekend Box Office Results: ‘Final Destination Bloodlines’ Coursing To Franchise-Best $51M Bow; Nobody Is Rushing To ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’

By |2025-05-21T13:41:03-04:00May 19, 2025|News|

Interesting to note that the last two Final Destination movies have had a history of holding from their Friday to Saturday, 2009’s previous opening record holder, The Final Destination dipped 6%, while 2011’s Final Destination 5 inched down by 15%.

Film Columbus GA Takes Global Stage at Cannes Film Festival

By |2025-06-13T09:59:30-04:00May 18, 2025|News|

Film Columbus GA, played a prominent role as a presenting partner for Georgia Entertainment's "From Script to Screen" event series at the 78th Cannes International Film Festival. The prestigious partnership put Columbus, Georgia in the spotlight at the world's largest film festival, which ran from May 13 to May 24, 2025, and attracted over 350,000 filmmakers, financiers and entertainment executives globally.

Weekend Box Office Results: ‘Thunderbolts*’ Simmers $33M 2nd Frame; ‘Sinners’ Strong $21M 4th Weekend

By |2025-05-12T00:21:14-04:00May 12, 2025|News|

It feels like, particularly with Memorial Day weekend coming up, and the summer moviegoing of it all that this MCU title can catapult past that pic’s $200.7M final. Thunderbolts* is $10.3M ahead of Eternals at the ten-day point, which ended its run at $164.8M. Remember, Disney movies have long theatrical windows. Deadpool & Wolverine had a 67-day window to PVOD.

IATSE on President Trump Movie Tariff Announcement: ‘U.S. Needs Balanced Federal Response to Return Film and TV Jobs’

By |2025-05-08T12:37:55-04:00May 6, 2025|News|

IATSE continues to pursue all policy measures that can be implemented to return and maintain U.S. film and television jobs, while not disadvantaging our Canadian members. Federal policymakers must act to level the playing field and make the U.S. film and television industry more competitive on the global stage.

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