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WPR’s Box Office Report: October 5th
Box Office Results from October 2-4 This weekend at the box office The Martian is the clear winner, proving that once again, audiences will pay to see Matt Damon rescued. Opening with $54.3 million it is the largest opening weekend of the Fall, thus far, and with glowing reviews it is likely to stick around for […]
WPR’s Box Office Report: September 28th
Box Office Report September 25-27 While most of us were consumed with Salt Lake Comic Con, a few things happened at the movie theatre box office, not much mind you, but some things happened. Hotel Transylvania 2 opened with an estimated $47.5 million, which is pretty good for the sequel to an animated children’s movie, […]
WPR’s Box Office Report September 21
Box Office Report September 18-20 Maze Runner: The Scorch Trails opened strong over the weekend, picking up $30.3 million, or half of its production budget. This should not be surprising as YA film fans flock to the theaters regardless of a film’s quality (or lack thereof). Black Mass had a respectable opening bringing in $22.6 million; this […]
WPR’s Box Office Report: September 8, 2015
Box Office Report September 4 – 7 War Room, a movie no one I know saw, walked away with the number one spot during the long holiday weekend at the box office. It’s entirely possible that over the weekend audiences were looking for something new, and with little new to offer some interesting things happened. Straight […]
WPR’s Box Office Report June 15th
All the news you might have missed: Director Justin Lin has signed a deal with Cinemax for the development of a drama series titled Warrior, inspired by writings of legendary martial artist Bruce Lee. First reported by Deadline Variety has reported that director Sofia Coppola has left production of Working Title and Universal’s live-action version of The Little Mermaid, over creative differences. Eddie […]
WPR’s Box Office Report: June 9th
Greetings, and welcome back to WPR’s Box Office Report, there is a lot that has happened and I will try to keep it brief, in fact, I might just ignore a whole bunch of stuff. The box office top ten is a massive collection of new films, many of which audiences have decided are just […]
WPR’s Box Office Report: April 27
The News you didn’t read is over here: WPR’s Weekly News Roundup Box Office Results from April 24-26 Furious 7 has become the third, maybe fourth, film to gross 1 billion overseas, as domestic returns begin to slip for the film that exploded at an astonishing pace. The real news this week is not with the […]
WPR’s Box Office Report: April 21st
Old News is Good News Variety has reported that Patty Jenkins has been tapped to fill the director’s chair for Wonder Woman after Michelle MacLaren’s departure. Ryan Gosling is in negotiations to star in the upcoming sequel to Blade Runner, directed by Denis Villeneuve and produced by Ridley Scott with Harrison Ford reprising his role […]
WPR’s Box Office Report: April 14th
What news you may have missed: Carl Ellsworth has been enlisted by Warner Brothers to script the remake of Gremlins. This remake will be produced by original Gremlins screenwriter Christopher Columbus. Via Deadline. Ryan Gosling is in talks to star in Disney’s The Haunted Mansion directing by Guillermo del Toro, which del Toro said would […]
WPR’s Box Office Report: March 30
What was in the news last week: The x-Files will return to Fox after 13 years in a six-episode series from creator/executive producer Chris Carter, with stars David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson. Production is due to begin in Vancouver this summer, an air-date has not yet been announced. – via Deadline Anna Kendrick will be working […]
WPR’s Box Office Report: March 23
Newish Bits Focus Features has acquired North American distribution rights from Pathé to the drama Suffragette, directed by BAFTA Award winner Sarah Gavron from a script written by Emmy Award winner Abi Morgan, for a Fall 2015 domestic release. The cast of the U.K. film includes Academy Award nominees Carey Mulligan and Helena Bonham Carter, BAFTA […]
WPR’s Box Office Report: March 16
News Bytes: At the Disney annual shareholders meeting a few announcements were made. There will be a Frozen 2. This isn’t surprising considering how wildly successful the film was. Disney also made a few Star Wars announcements. Rian Johnson was confirmed as the writer and director for Star Wars: Episode VIII, with a release date […]
WPR’s Box Office Report: March 9
News Bytes: The Hollywood Reporter announced Jessie Usher has been cast, along with Liam Hemsworth, joining Jeff Goldbum for Independence Day 2. Variety reports that Ethan Hawk and Denzel Washington are teaming up again for a Magnificent Seven remake, along with Chris Pratt and Haley Bennett. Netflix has announce release dates for original series as follows: Bloodline (March 20), Inspector […]
WPR’s Box Office Report: March 2
News Bytes: Deadline is reporting that Adventure Time is coming to the big screen. Warner Bros. has the project under development with producers Chris McKay and Roy Lee (producers of The LEGO Movie). This is fantastic news for Adventure Time fans. Netflix has announced, via press release, that they will premiere exclusively the new feature film, Pee-wee’s Big Holiday, starring Paul Reubens. Judd […]
WPR Box Office Report: February 23
News Bits: Variety reports Amazon Studios has ordered five new original series. The series are The Man in the High Castle, based on Philip K. Dick’s 1962 novel, dark comedy Mad Dogs docu-series The New Yorker Presents and kids’ shows Just Add Magic and The Stinky & Dirty Show. Additionally Amazon renewed Mozart in the Jungle for […]
