Interviews News Stories Exhibition Features Frozen Forever: Disney’s Mega-Hit Returns for a Second Shot at Worldwide Success Rebecca Pahle • Nov 19th There are a lot of questions the kids of the world—and their parents and their babysitters and childless adults who just like a good animated movie—have about Disney’s Frozen II, hitting theaters in North America on November 22. Will it... Exhibition Features Opportunity Knocks: Movio’s Sarah Lewthwaite Opens the Door Rebecca Pahle • Nov 15th Earlier this year, Boxoffice Pro partnered with Celluloid Junkie to present the fourth-annual list of Top Women in Global Exhibition, published in our CinemaCon issue. Throughout 2019 and early 2020, Boxoffice Pro will continue to honor the women who have... Exhibition Features A Vista of Knowledge: Tess Manchester Teaches and Learns at Vista Cinema Rebecca Pahle • Nov 15th Earlier this year, Boxoffice Pro partnered with Celluloid Junkie to present the fourth-annual list of Top Women in Global Exhibition, published in our CinemaCon issue. Throughout 2019 and early 2020, Boxoffice Pro will continue to honor the women who have... From the Magazine The Winding Road: Christine Fenby Reflects On Her Journey to the Vista Group Rebecca Pahle • Nov 14th Earlier this year, Boxoffice Pro partnered with Celluloid Junkie to present the fourth-annual list of Top Women in Global Exhibition, published in our CinemaCon issue. Throughout 2019 and early 2020, Boxoffice Pro will continue to honor the women who have... Exhibition Features Top Women in Global Exhibition 2019: Christine Beauchemin-Flot, Fédération Nationale des Cinémas Français (FNCF) Boxoffice Staff • Nov 11th By Ayşegül Algan Earlier this year, Boxoffice Pro partnered with Celluloid Junkie to present the fourth-annual list of Top Women in Global Exhibition, published in our CinemaCon issue. Throughout 2019 and early 2020, Boxoffice Pro will continue to honor the... Exhibition Features Skies of the Pacific Theater: Roland Emmerich’s WWII Drama Midway Debuts after Decades in the Making Jesse Rifkin • Nov 6th June 1942’s Battle of Midway was a turning point on the Pacific front. The battle gave the Japanese their first major decisive loss at America’s hands after Pearl Harbor, at the cost of 3,364 total dead on both sides. That... Exhibition Features INTERVIEW: Neasa Hardiman Puts a New Spin on the Creature Feature with “Eco-Thriller” Sea Fever Rebecca Pahle • Nov 5th Sea Fever may have had its New York debut at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, but heed the words of writer/director Neasa Hardiman—it is not a horror film. At least it’s not in the traditional sense of the genre, where... Exhibition Features NATO Forms Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Board Scholarship Boxoffice Staff • Nov 5th by Esther Baruh, Director of Government Relations, NATO Many companies and organizations around the globe are undertaking the important objective of working to increase diversity and inclusion within their ranks. Whether it’s in the C-suite, out in the field, or... Interviews Terminator: Dark Fate Director Tim Miller on Critics, Linda Hamilton and Those Inevitable T2 Comparisons Chris Eggertsen • Oct 31st Spoiler alert: Terminator: Dark Fate isn’t as good as Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Take it from Tim Miller. “I don’t feel like it’s better than Terminator 2 or anything like that,” says Miller, director of the latest installment in the... Exhibition Features Freedom Fighter: Kasi Lemmons’s Biopic Brings the Saga of Harriet Tubman to the Big Screen Kevin Lally • Oct 31st She’s a legendary figure in American history, such an icon that the U.S. Treasury has chosen her to be the first person of color to appear on the nation’s currency (in 2028). But how much do we really know about... Exhibition Features April Wright Makes a Case for Classic Theaters in Going Attractions: The Definitive Story of the Movie Palace Vassiliki Malouchou • Oct 23rd “We don’t sell tickets to movies; we sell tickets to theaters” notes film historian and critic Leonard Maltin as he quotes famous showman Marcus Loew. April Wright’s documentary Going Attractions: The Definitive Story of the Movie Palace tells the story... Exhibition Features Black and Blue Director Deon Taylor Brings His Sports Regimen to a Thriving Movie Career Kevin Lally • Oct 22nd When you’ve made it to the ranks of Division 1 and professional basketball, you’ve surely learned how to hustle. And that work ethic has carried over to Deon Taylor’s other career, as a filmmaker: Black and Blue, which Screen Gems... Load more stories
Exhibition Features Frozen Forever: Disney’s Mega-Hit Returns for a Second Shot at Worldwide Success Rebecca Pahle • Nov 19th There are a lot of questions the kids of the world—and their parents and their babysitters and childless adults who just like a good animated movie—have about Disney’s Frozen II, hitting theaters in North America on November 22. Will it...
Exhibition Features Opportunity Knocks: Movio’s Sarah Lewthwaite Opens the Door Rebecca Pahle • Nov 15th Earlier this year, Boxoffice Pro partnered with Celluloid Junkie to present the fourth-annual list of Top Women in Global Exhibition, published in our CinemaCon issue. Throughout 2019 and early 2020, Boxoffice Pro will continue to honor the women who have...
Exhibition Features A Vista of Knowledge: Tess Manchester Teaches and Learns at Vista Cinema Rebecca Pahle • Nov 15th Earlier this year, Boxoffice Pro partnered with Celluloid Junkie to present the fourth-annual list of Top Women in Global Exhibition, published in our CinemaCon issue. Throughout 2019 and early 2020, Boxoffice Pro will continue to honor the women who have...
From the Magazine The Winding Road: Christine Fenby Reflects On Her Journey to the Vista Group Rebecca Pahle • Nov 14th Earlier this year, Boxoffice Pro partnered with Celluloid Junkie to present the fourth-annual list of Top Women in Global Exhibition, published in our CinemaCon issue. Throughout 2019 and early 2020, Boxoffice Pro will continue to honor the women who have...
Exhibition Features Top Women in Global Exhibition 2019: Christine Beauchemin-Flot, Fédération Nationale des Cinémas Français (FNCF) Boxoffice Staff • Nov 11th By Ayşegül Algan Earlier this year, Boxoffice Pro partnered with Celluloid Junkie to present the fourth-annual list of Top Women in Global Exhibition, published in our CinemaCon issue. Throughout 2019 and early 2020, Boxoffice Pro will continue to honor the...
Exhibition Features Skies of the Pacific Theater: Roland Emmerich’s WWII Drama Midway Debuts after Decades in the Making Jesse Rifkin • Nov 6th June 1942’s Battle of Midway was a turning point on the Pacific front. The battle gave the Japanese their first major decisive loss at America’s hands after Pearl Harbor, at the cost of 3,364 total dead on both sides. That...
Exhibition Features INTERVIEW: Neasa Hardiman Puts a New Spin on the Creature Feature with “Eco-Thriller” Sea Fever Rebecca Pahle • Nov 5th Sea Fever may have had its New York debut at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, but heed the words of writer/director Neasa Hardiman—it is not a horror film. At least it’s not in the traditional sense of the genre, where...
Exhibition Features NATO Forms Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Board Scholarship Boxoffice Staff • Nov 5th by Esther Baruh, Director of Government Relations, NATO Many companies and organizations around the globe are undertaking the important objective of working to increase diversity and inclusion within their ranks. Whether it’s in the C-suite, out in the field, or...
Interviews Terminator: Dark Fate Director Tim Miller on Critics, Linda Hamilton and Those Inevitable T2 Comparisons Chris Eggertsen • Oct 31st Spoiler alert: Terminator: Dark Fate isn’t as good as Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Take it from Tim Miller. “I don’t feel like it’s better than Terminator 2 or anything like that,” says Miller, director of the latest installment in the...
Exhibition Features Freedom Fighter: Kasi Lemmons’s Biopic Brings the Saga of Harriet Tubman to the Big Screen Kevin Lally • Oct 31st She’s a legendary figure in American history, such an icon that the U.S. Treasury has chosen her to be the first person of color to appear on the nation’s currency (in 2028). But how much do we really know about...
Exhibition Features April Wright Makes a Case for Classic Theaters in Going Attractions: The Definitive Story of the Movie Palace Vassiliki Malouchou • Oct 23rd “We don’t sell tickets to movies; we sell tickets to theaters” notes film historian and critic Leonard Maltin as he quotes famous showman Marcus Loew. April Wright’s documentary Going Attractions: The Definitive Story of the Movie Palace tells the story...
Exhibition Features Black and Blue Director Deon Taylor Brings His Sports Regimen to a Thriving Movie Career Kevin Lally • Oct 22nd When you’ve made it to the ranks of Division 1 and professional basketball, you’ve surely learned how to hustle. And that work ethic has carried over to Deon Taylor’s other career, as a filmmaker: Black and Blue, which Screen Gems...
