Box Office Results: “Glass” Holds Well as New Releases Bomb

M Night Shyamalan's Glass was able to hold better than expected this weekend, while Serenity and The Kid Who Would Be King bombed. Following Tuesday's nominations, several Oscar contenders expanded, but overall it was a slow weekend closing out a slow month. Glass dropped an estimated 53% for $19.0 in its second weekend, bringing it to $73.5m after nine days. … Continue reading Box Office Results: “Glass” Holds Well as New Releases Bomb →

Oscar Voting Closes- Who Has the Momentum?

Monday was the last day for members of AMPAS to submit their ballots for the 91st Academy Awards, which means we are about to enter the second phase of the awards season. The race to have your film seen and build buzz is now over. Now, everyone must wait to see who made the cut … Continue reading Oscar Voting Closes- Who Has the Momentum? →

Golden Globes Preview

Tonight at 8 PM ET we have our first major televised awards show of the year, the Golden Globes. While the Globes are not the best predictors of the Oscars (they tend to favor big stars and popular movies, and with less than 100 voters, upsets happen easily), being the second largest awards ceremony of … Continue reading Golden Globes Preview →

PGA Announces Nominations, May Be Previewing Most Populist Oscar Lineup in Decades

Earlier today, the Producers Guild of America (PGA) announced their nominations for Outstanding films this year. The PGA does like to honor financial successes as the guild, consisting of producers, understand and admire the hard work required in making high quality, accessible, and successful films. This year, however, they went all-in on popular films. Just … Continue reading PGA Announces Nominations, May Be Previewing Most Populist Oscar Lineup in Decades →