Movies

Universal and DreamWorks’ “The Croods: A New Age” proved it has staying power taking the top spot at the box office once again in a shockingly mild post-Thanksgiving weekend. 

The studio plans on releasing its 2021 movies simultaneously on HBO Max and in theaters.

The lineup includes 'Godzilla vs. Kong' and the Lin-Manuel Miranda adaptation 'In the Heights.'

The lucky winner of the contest will need to fill out a survey for every movie.

“The Croods” are king for Thanksgiving weekend.

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are getting into the holiday giving spirit early with a hefty donation to a Canadian charitable organization. 

In a move that marks the first sign of hope for the theater industry amid the coronavirus pandemic, Cineworld has reportedly secured additional liquidity that will help it stay afloat until things settle down. 

Horror comedy is winning at the box office on the weekend leading up to Thanksgiving.

Universal Pictures has struck another deal with a major movie theater chain. This time, it's Canada's Cineplex.

"Wonder Woman 1984" will release both in theaters and on HBO Max in December.

Universal Pictures and Cinemark have agreed to a deal that allows theatrical releases to transition into viewer homes more quickly.

The body-swapping horror-comedy “Freaky” is No. 1, marking an impressive win amid the coronavirus pandemic

The star sold the rustic farm-style property for $500,000 more than she paid for it, a report said.

Canadian theater chain, Cineplex, will now offer private screen rentals for up to 20 people.

Some of the last remaining Regal cinemas in the U.S. will reportedly close later this week.

AMC is allowing guests to book a private showing for up to 20 people at any one of its 600 theaters around the country for a starting price of $99. 

Filmmaker Daphne Barak appeared on Monday’s “Mornings with Maria” to discuss her new documentary “Trump vs. Hollywood.” 

The right to create a sequel, prequel or TV series based on the popular 1961 film “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” is now the subject of a tense legal battle. 

The talks come as the company looks to raise enough capital to stay afloat until at least next summer, when they expect to see a COVID-19 vaccine and can release an estimated backlog of roughly 44 blockbuster films that were previously delayed by the pandemic.

U.K. movie theaters will be among the business closing their doors as the nation shuts down for a second time in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.