The weekend saw a closer than anticipated contest at the box office between 'Disney's Snow White' and the latest Jason Statham action thriller, 'A Working Man'.
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Jane Hastings, the chief executive officer of Event Cinemas parent EVT, is often asked what she thinks will be the answer to box office recovery in the post-COVID, post-strikes era. Her answer: A supply of films customers want to see.
While 'Snow White' opened comfortably at no. 1, numbers were muted as far as Disney live-action reboots go.
Last weekend proved 2025’s softest at the box office yet, with Steven Soderbergh’s spy thriller 'Black Bag' failing to knock 'Mickey 17' from no. 1.
Australia's Village Cinemas and Europe's largest cinema operator, Odeon Cinema Group, have adopted Vista Group's full Cloud software, which allows cinemas to boost customer engagement and cut operational costs.
Bong Joon Ho’s sci-fi blockbuster 'Mickey 17' tops the box office but Australian comedy sequel 'Spit' grosses just $196,205 over the weekend.
'Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy' has overtaken 'Captain America: Brave New World' to assume the number one spot at the box office over the weekend.
'Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy' has overtaken 'Captain America: Brave New World' to assume the number one spot at the box office over the weekend.