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Tom Cruise failed to do the seemingly impossible in China over the weekend: Revive Hollywood’s former box-office muscle at the world’s second-biggest theatrical movie market. Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One badly lost its opening weekend in China, debuting in third place behind a pair of holdover Chinese hits. The Paramount and Skydance sequel opened…
Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One boasted a five-day debut of $80 million in North America, including $56.2 million for the weekend proper. The Paramount and Skydance pic is the latest summer tentpole to come in behind expectations. Heading into the weekend, Dead Reckoning — starring Tom Cruise — had had been tracking to…
Editor’s Note: Studio Ghibli took the unprecedented step of doing no marketing in Japan for Hayao Miyazaki’s The Boy and the Heron, releasing no trailers and no plot summary. Instead, the fabled studio invited fans to go see the movie with no preconceptions, with producer Toshio Suzuki saying, “Deep down, I think this is what…
Japanese anime legend Hayao Miyazaki’s much anticipated final film, newly renamed in English The Boy and the Heron, has been picked up by animation specialty distributor GKIDS for North American release later this year. The deal continues Studio Ghibli’s longtime partnership with GKIDS for the distribution of its titles in the U.S. Released in Japan…
Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One is off to the races at the domestic box office. The Paramount and Skydance tentpole starring Tom Cruise earned $15.5 million on Wednesday, including a franchise-best $7 million in Tuesday evening previews. That puts the movie on course to post a five-day opening of $90 million-plus, which would…
Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One, starring Tom Cruise, has started off its box office run in North America with a hearty $7 million in Tuesday previews. The last installment in the series, Mission: Impossible — Fallout, earned $6 million in previews. Hopes are high Dead Reckoning Part One will reverse a summer slump…
Big summer tentpoles continue to struggle at the domestic box office, where a horror pic took down Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. Insidious: The Red Door opened to an estimated $32.7 million to win the July 7-9 weekend, beating out Indy 5, which fell to No. 2 in its sophomore outing with an…
Insidious: The Red Door scared up a hefty $15 million-plus at the Friday box office — including $5 million in Thursday previews — for a projected $30 million to $33 million opening in North America. The horror pic should now have no trouble scaring off Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and winning the…
Film regulators in the Philippines are threatening to join Vietnam in banning Warner Bros’ much-anticipated Barbie movie over a scene in the film that depicts a politically sensitive map of Southeast Asia. On Monday, Vietnam’s National Film Evaluation Council said it was banning all screenings of the film for its on-screen inclusion of a map…
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny may have opened soft in North America with $60 million, but it outright bombed in China, where filmgoers have little to no emotional connection to the classic adventure franchise. Expectations for the Disney and Lucasfilm tentpole were always low in China, but the film’s $2.3 million opening from Friday to Sunday is…