Exhibition Features

Sean Gamble rose to CEO at Cinemark in 2022 following his eight-year tenure as the multinational chain’s CFO. Serving as current chairman of the Global Cinema Federation (GCF), Gamble joined Boxoffice Pro to discuss the trade group’s latest projects. From...

Monday, April 13 Angel Studios Angel Studios will kick off the first day of CinemaCon studio presentations by unveiling their theatrical lineup alongside fellow independent studios Row K and StudioCanal. Angel Studios is still a relative newcomer to CinemaCon. They...

For years, cinema operators have been told to focus on SEO—search engine optimization—as the primary way to be discovered online. Ranking high on Google means more visibility, which in turn tends to lead to more ticket sales and foot traffic....

Fridley Theatres has been woven into the fabric of Iowa moviegoing for more than eight decades. Founded in 1942 when Robert L. Fridley purchased his first theater in New Sharon, Iowa, the company has been family owned and operated for...

This weekend another bride enters the box office arena. Released in 2019, the scrappy genre breakout Ready or Not ran (in mustard-yellow Chucks) to a strong $28.7M domestic finish, cementing its status as a cult hit and a calling card...

On this week’s episode of the Boxoffice Podcast, director Oliver Laxe talks balancing clarity and shadow with his new film Sirât, nominated for two awards (Best Foreign Film, Best Sound) at this year’s Oscars. Sirât is currently screening in domestic...

Ocean Waves By Daniel Loria One Battle After Another | AMC Sunset Place, Miami, FL There are two parts to One Battle After Another: a prologue about the exploits of the French 75, a ragtag group of radical far-left revolutionaries,...

Story of the Year  That’s All, Folks: Warner Bros. Is for Sale Theatrical exhibition ended 2025 on a cliffhanger amid news that Netflix had won the bidding war to acquire Warner Bros. The deal promises to have far-reaching, if not...

Full Analysis of What a Warner Bros. Acquisition Could Mean for the Movie Theater Industry  By Daniel Loria, Chad Kennerk, and Rebecca Pahle What We Know Netflix beat out bids from Paramount and Comcast to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery’s studio...

The first half of autumn 2023 was not a good time for the domestic box office. The WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes slowed Hollywood’s publicity machine to a crawl, and if certain summer tentpoles—most prominently Barbie and Oppenheimer—managed to capture audience...

In the long lineage of Oz on screen, makeup and hair have carried as much mythology as the characters themselves—from actress Gale Sondergaard refusing to wear Wicked Witch makeup to the Horse of a Different Color made possible by powdered...

In For Good, the language of costume charts an arc of identity, power, and vulnerability through fabric. Academy Award-winning costume designer Paul Tazewell approaches costumes as the architecture of character, with every fabric and silhouette designed to reveal how Elphaba,...