Exhibition Features

The New Yorker Theater opened to the public on March 9, 1960. The 900-seat cultural outpost, situated on the corner of Broadway and 89th Street on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, opened at a time when the neighborhood was significantly less...

In Searchlight Pictures’ black comedy thriller The Menu, elite guests arrive on an exclusive coastal island restaurant to enjoy a lavish meal, only to find that there’s more on the night’s menu than food. Guests at an advance screening of...

With $921M, December 2021 proved the top month at last year’s box office. Could the same occur for December 2022? While it’s unlikely to beat July 2022’s $1.13B high-water mark, this December has several potential blockbusters on the slate, including...

On February 27, 2000, Michigan-based Goodrich Quality Theaters Inc. filed for bankruptcy. Based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the chain ran 281 screens across 30 locations as of the end of December 2019, making it the 16th-largest chain (judging by screen...

On this week’s episode of The Boxoffice Podcast, Boxoffice Pro editorial director Daniel Loria talks to Fathom Events CEO Ray Nutt on the company’s record-setting month of September and its upcoming release slate for the holiday season. Listen to their...

Listen to the audio version of this interview on The Boxoffice Podcast The pretension and excess of the fine-dining scene, with its high-priced tasting menus (and tiny portions), is so obviously a target for satire, it’s surprising that contemporary filmmakers...

In theaters November 4 from XYZ Films, in advance of a VOD roll-out on the 22nd, Something in the Dirt is the fifth feature from the filmmaking duo of Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson, who have made a name for...

In existence since 1972, the Downtown Community Television Center—or DCTV—has been providing resources, education, and community support to documentary filmmakers in New York City for 50 years. In 2022 comes a new chapter for the group: their headquarters, located in...

In 1994, a 24-year-old Tim League, then an engineer at Shell Oil in Bakersfield, California, was driving to work when he noticed the words “For Lease” on the marquee of the Tejon Theatre, a cinema dating back to the 1940s...

Following something of a lackluster early autumn at the box office, November release Black Panther, Wakanda Forever could manage to earn more than the entire box office cumes of any of the last three months:  roughly $466M in August, $323M...

Luxury theater chain Emagine Entertainment is feeling the spirit of the season at their Birmingham 8 location, turning the historic theater into a full haunted house experience during the month of October. In this week’s episode of the Boxoffice Podcast,...

Rolando Rodriguez, the outgoing chief executive officer of Marcus Theatres, is this year’s recipient of the Dan Fellman Show “E” award, a lifetime achievement prize, at ShowEast. The award, renamed in 2015 to honor longtime Warner Bros. distribution executive Dan...