How to make a killing? Don't cast Glen Powell ... after The Running Man, the next Tom Cruise (according to some) cannot catch a break, with How to Make a
All the virtue signalling in the world - specifically, the negative reviews and Pallywood protests - couldn't keep the crowds away from Scream 7, which dominated this week's box office.
Baz Luhrmann took care of business, with EPiC opening strongly on 'home' turf (aided no doubt by pricey screenings at IMAX), outpacing the US result even (well, comparably, when estimates
As audiences discover just how underwhelming Iron Lung actually is (even though it's still pulling in the punters), action hero Jason Statham stepped into the ring with Shelter, topping the
As every media outlet laughed at the prospects of Melania - which did very well in the US, and a respectable $32k on 33 screens in Australia - no one
He has a purpose! A24's most successful film, Marty Supreme knocked Avatar off the top spot with a very solid opening, especially for original IP! Bravo Timothee! In other news,
This week's new releases - 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, Hamnet, No Other Choice, David and Grow - couldn't budge the dominance of December releases Avatar: Fire and Ash,
Whilst The Housemaid becomes the surprise breakout hit of the summer, another Sydney Sweeney starring film, Christy crashed badly, coming in at #28 with a $21k gross on 33 screens.
This is the eighteenth year that I have tracked and presented an annual round up of the international theatrical performance of Australian fiction feature films. Here, I cover films released
The busiest weekend of the year saw audiences seek out films that would take their minds off the craziness of the world, with a critically maligned comedy reboot of a