A24 has broken all sorts of records with Backrooms, but what's even more impressive is the result for Obsession, which has almost doubled its gross in Weekend 2 of release
Dating a film is serious business. Not, going out on a date with a film, but finding a date to release the film, silly. It really is a fine art.
What's everyone's obsession? 40+ years since it was first released, Going Down tops the Australian films at the box office charts! Or did it... Interesting to see that Aussie drama
Not even an 'It's Showtime' star tour could help Mortal Kombat II topple Devil Wears Prada and Michael at the top of the charts! Now we get why Hollywood bangs
You know what they say about sequels?! Well, apart from the fact that they're usually pretty average ... they regularly earn much more at the box office than the original
Despite lukewarm to damning reviews, it was the Michael Jackson show on Australian screens (and the rest of the world) this weekend; and why didn't anyone tell us that David
No media screenings for Lee Cronin's The Mummy, which didn't bode well, however it ended up opening ok, with a $3.7k screen average on 266 screens, proving that there's still
Well, the good news is that the favourably reviewed The Deb was the highest grossing Australian film release this week. The bad news is that its screen average was a
A 50% increase at the box office this week, assisted by the Friday public holiday, school hols, strong opening by The Drama and the tiny drop week to week by
Project Hail Mary only dropped 10% from its opening weekend numbers, which bodes well for the long tail on this crowd pleaser. Meanwhile, I Swear opened softly, albeit after two