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Listen to our full discussion and analysis of the Holiday 2025 box office on The Boxoffice Podcast Week 48 | Thanksgiving 2025 | November 26–30 Disney’s Zootopia 2 will be the only new wide release during a Thanksgiving weekend that...

Now You See Me debuted its first trick in 2013 by conjuring a global box office cache of $351.7 million. Three years later, Now You See Me 2 nearly matched that impressive feat, and together the double act brought the...

July 28 and 29 saw 400 cinema industry professionals gather in Chicago for this year’s Art House Convergence (AHC) Convening. Hosted by AHS, the event was a way to keep the art house cinema community connected, informed, and inspired. Smaller...

This September, football returns to the small and big screen with Universal Pictures’ HIM, a first-of-its-kind blend of sports drama and horror from Jordan Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions. Tyriq Withers co-stars as Cam, a budding football phenom taken under the wing...

Today’s moviegoers require variety, not just in what they see, but in the cinemas they choose to patronize. In partnership with Spotlight Cinema Networks®, Boxoffice Pro is proud to present Indie Focus, in which we explore the wealth of experiences...

Located in the East End of the Hamptons, The Southampton Playhouse has enchanted audiences for nearly a century. A cultural hub for the local community and a moviegoing destination for seasonal audiences who flock to the site over the summer,...

In Searchlight Pictures’ The Roses, love is a battlefield marred by passive aggression and verbal artillery. A contemporary reimagining of the Warren Adler novel The War of the Roses and Danny DeVito’s 1989 black comedy, starring Michael Douglas and Kathleen...

An established veteran of the cinema industry, Tim Patton has built a career in film booking and programming across major cities like Dallas, Boston, and Los Angeles for some of the most prominent companies in the entertainment business. Patton joined...

Throughout his career, Larry Etter has worked tirelessly to modernize and professionalize the concessions industry. The veteran concessionaire, whose work in the industry spans five decades, has left an indelible mark on the food and beverage business in cinemas. As...

At 93, R/C Theatres is one of the oldest family-owned cinema chains in the country, but its technology is anything but old school. Founded in 1932 in Baltimore, Maryland, by Maurice A. Cohen, this regional chain has weathered decades of...