Hollywood Heats Up: Upcoming Movies Could Score More Box Office Goals

Spider-Man vs Minions — who can save Hollywood?

The summer box office battle is heating up. But behind Hollywood’s biggest franchises is a bigger question about the future of cinema. Who can revive moviegoing? Peter Devlin takes a look. #spiderman #hollywood #minions #cinema #movies

Coping with the blockbuster trade that never was

Dealing with the aftermath of coming up short in the blockbuster of the summer

Angel Studios ‘Young Washington’ Proves a Box Office Draw

Every now and then a movie comes along that catches Hollywood completely off guard. It doesn’t arrive with the biggest marketing budget, it isn’t backed by one of the major superhero franchises, and it doesn’t dominate entertainment headlines for months before release. It just opens, audiences show up, and suddenly everyone is asking, “Wait where []

Christopher Nolan Says Playing it Safe With Mainstream Movies ‘Doesn’t Work’: ‘The Audience Is Looking for Something New’

Christopher Nolan recently told The New York Times that Hollywood studios should take more risks with their blockbusters, because audiences are desperately “looking for something new.” “If you’re really interested in movies and the history of movies, the one thing you see absolutely is that you have to take risks to succeed. The biggest risk []

‘Toy Story 5’ Serves Up Pointlessness Over Nostalgia

Hollywood can’t make a good movie anymore. This is partially because of its own preoccupation with wokeness, which comes at the expense of artful excellence, but it’s also partially a lack of storytelling genius. The only movies people get really excited to watch these days are smut (“Wuthering Heights,” “The Housemaid”), viral sensations (“It Ends