Entertainment

The recent acquisition of The Quorum by Greenlight Analytics marks a pivotal moment for the entertainment data landscape. Founded by David Herrin, a visionary with roots in UTA Research, The Quorum was known for its audacious box office predictions, often setting the stage for much-needed conversations within studios scrambling for clarity in an unpredictable market.
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Disney’s latest release, “Lilo & Stitch,” is not just another animated film; it has emerged as a significant cultural phenomenon, raking in a staggering $772.6 million globally as it edges toward the $800 million milestone. This remarkable achievement is a testament to the film’s broad appeal, particularly to family audiences who have been drawn into
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As the cinematic landscape continues to evolve, the emergence of female-led action films marks a significant cultural shift. The anticipated box office performance of “Ballerina,” a John Wick spin-off, aims for a target opening range of $30 million to $35 million. However, this aspiration raises questions about the broader implications for the genre and female
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In an unprecedented surge of interest, Sony Pictures’ *28 Years Later* has dominated the horror genre’s ticket pre-sales, achieving an astounding feat in just the first 24 hours since its release. With pre-sales outpacing massively popular titles such as *Sinners* and *Final Destination: Bloodlines*, this sequel marks a thrilling comeback for a franchise that has
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From the moment Disney announced its live-action adaptation of “Snow White,” starring Rachel Zegler, it felt as if the production was doomed to stir controversy. Criticism erupted before a single frame was filmed, bringing to light pressing debates about representation, cultural sensitivity, and gender roles. While the company’s efforts to modernize classic tales is commendable,
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In the heart of Hollywood, where dreams are faultlessly scripted and talent shines, a crucial legislative shift is underway. The California Senate recently passed a significant measure, Senate Bill 630, with an overwhelming 34-1 vote. While legislative successes often promise revitalization for local industries, this development signifies a deeper challenge—one that begs us to question
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Wes Anderson’s much-anticipated film, “The Phoenician Scheme,” has astonishingly topped the charts as the highest-grossing limited release of the year, accumulating an impressive $570,000 from just six locations in New York and Los Angeles. This staggering figure translates to a remarkable per-theater average of $95,000, marking a substantial achievement for independent cinema. As the movie
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