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On the one hand, it's said that today, it's all crap, and from a certain perspective, that's true. Triple-A films haven't looked this bad in a long time. They also say it's harder to break through due

This month's review is more limited. Starting with this installment, I'll only include films ending their run in a given month. Previously, I've included all films that were released in theaters. [Introduction

[Introduction & A Few Things Explained] This text is based on data from boxofficemojo.com. For a film to start earning money, it must earn 2.5 or 3 times its budget (3 times for a production with a

[Introduction & A Few Things Explained] This text is based on data from boxofficemojo.com. For a film to start earning money, it must earn 2.5 or 3 times its budget (3 times for a production with a

[Introduction & A Few Things Explained] This text is based on data from boxofficemojo.com. For a film to start earning money, it must earn 2.5 or 3 times its budget (3 times for a production with a

American Box Office I invite you to the first Box Office summary of the year. I'll start with the American market. The figures I'm quoting are gross figures. Warner only held onto first place because they

Here's a recap of December. The data will be slightly skewed, as I'm a bit late. On the other hand... will it be that skewed? Disney has already pushed its fat ass in theaters with Zootopia 2 and Avatar

Welcome to Boxoffice's 4th Review. [Introduction & A Few Things Explained] This text is based on data from boxofficemojo.com. For a film to start earning money, it must earn 2.5 or 3 times its budget

As expected, the latest film in the Demon Slayer series crushes its animated competition, but... not only that! Live-action films, which, with a few exceptions, generally earn significantly more than animated

Welcome to Boxoffice's 3rd Review. [Introduction & A Few Things Explained] This text is based on data from boxofficemojo.com. For a film to start earning money, it must earn 2.5 or 3 times its budget

[Intro & Explanation of a few things] The basis for this text is data from boxofficemojo.com. In order for a film to start making money, it has to earn x2.5 or x3 times its budget (x3 in the case of

[Intro & Explanation of a few things] The basis for this text is data from boxofficemojo.com. In order for a film to start making money, it has to earn x2.5 or x3 times its budget (x3 in the case of

[Intro & Explanation of a few things] The basis for this text is data from boxofficemojo.com. In order for a film to start making money, it has to earn x2.5 or x3 times its budget (x3 in the case of

The Chinese are opportunistic. After years of bending over backwards to appease the CCP, Hollywood is now taking it where the sun doesn't shine. Of course, this was a long time in the making, something

I recently heard the news that a new movie had broken the all-time box office record, dethroning Inside Out 2. Obviously, I was interested in learning more, hoping to see what it was about, and to my surprise,

Disruption is ravaging Hollywood at a pace that I cannot remember. What is most fascinating is how public this is and we can all watch the meltdown before our eyes. This is how technology works, something

Friday's entry was supposed to be about something else, because about a court judgment in one quite high-profile case in Poland, but Karol surprised me with very good information that fits into the beautiful