Boxoffice Magazine
You’ll Float 2: Pennywise Returns for More Killer Clown Carnage in It Chapter 2
Two years ago, It floated into theaters on a river of red balloons and money. With its $700.3 million worldwide gross, the film would become the highest-grossing horror movie and fourth highest-grossing R-rated movie to date, earning director Andy Muschietti...
A New Era: MGM’s Jonathan Glickman Discusses the Rebranded United Artists Releasing
The venerable United Artists name was given new life this February when MGM, Annapurna Pictures, and Orion Pictures rebranded their joint distribution operation as United Artists Releasing. So far this year, UAR has released Laika’s animated Missing Link, acclaimed teen...
Welcome to the New Reality: Theaters Invest in VR for a High-Tech Consumer Experience
Virtual reality: In 2019, it may seem like it belongs to the province of museums, film festivals, and tech-forward consumers with the means and will to purchase an expensive personal device. But as VR technology has evolved over the past...
CineShow 2019 Visionary Award: Brian Schultz, Founder & CEO, Studio Movie Grill
A pioneer of the dine-in cinema concept since its launch in 1993, Studio Movie Grill (SMG) has grown into one of the most influential cinema circuits in the United States. Placing 13th on Boxoffice Pro’s annual Giants of Exhibition list...
United Artists Is Still a Name in Exhibition
Our salute to the 100th anniversary of United Artists continues. For many veteran moviegoers, the name United Artists Theatres is just as familiar as that of the studio that produced so many Oscar-winning films. The separate exhibition company bearing the...
