Critics may have disliked it, but audiences have propelled the Michael Jackson biopic to a rather astonishing record. Antoine Fuqua’s “Michael” has surpassed $1 billion in global ticket sales this weekend, becoming the first biopic to achieve the milestone. The film has pulled in $371.8 million domestically and $629.8 million
“Moana” Could Lose Disney $125 Million
Post-mortems on a film are coming fast these days, with both Deadline and Variety reporting that Disney’s live-action “Moana” could lose the studio $100-125 million by the time it wraps its theatrical run. The loss being calculated assumes the film will hit $250 million at the worldwide box-office, and that’s
“Grand Theft Auto VI” Sales Claims Confuse
Pre-orders for Rockstar Games’ “Grand Theft Auto VI” went online three weeks ago, and in its wake there have been a lot of arguments about how well it is doing. One thing seems clear: it’s not good for retailers. With the game’s physical edition set to be simply a ‘code
My Adventures with Superman Proves that the Death of Superman Was More Than a Sales Stunt
This article contains spoilers for My Adventures with Superman season 3 episode 5. The fifth episode of My Adventures with Superman‘s third season makes its aims known right at the start. The episode begins with a title screen that displays the words “The Death of Superman,” with blood dripping down
“Avengers: Doomsday” Hits Issues In Editing?
Reports are emerging that Marvel Studios’ “Avengers: Doomsday” is having some issues finding itself at this point, around six months before release. The talk began the other day when John Campea (via GoodCBMTakes) reported on his podcast that the post-production phase wasn’t going well as the directors and editors were