Movies

IPIC Theaters is making a comeback in Texas despite the coronavirus pandemic.

Netflix is canceling dormant accounts if owners do not respond to a message from the company.

Here is how Americans are feeling about movie theaters during COVID-19.

The announcement follows the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut movement on Twitter.

Apple is reportedly buying older content for its streaming platform, which launched late last year and has 27 original shows.

As states ease coronavirus restrictions, drive-in movies are opening up across the country.

No release date has been announced amid the coronavirus pandemic

Toy production and gaming companies will presume plans to release a variety of film-related products, including "Minions: The Rise of Gru" despite film delays.

With coronavirus lockdowns easing but few new movies to show, some cinemas plan to reopen with classic films at discount prices.

Disney is releasing the highly anticipated "Hamilton" movie in July, a year earlier than planned.

Revenue at the media company -- a combination of Viacom Inc. and CBS Corp. that closed in December -- slumped over 6% to $6.67 billion.

Actor in talks with private firm and NASA on an action-adventure film.

Taika Waititi will be the director of the next 'Star Wars' film.

Here's how much the nine "Star Wars" films brought in at the box office.

Disney+ has moved some big releases ahead of schedule to keep subscribers hooked.

Harrison Ford was piloting a plane that wrongly crossed a runway where another plane was landing, and federal authorities are investigating, officials and a representative for the actor said Wednesday.

The “Trolls” sequel was released directly to digital rental platforms this month after the coronavirus pandemic shuttered movie theaters around the world.

Movies that debuted on a streaming service without a theatrical run will be eligible for the Oscars, but only for this year.

After three weeks of digital release, the 'Trolls' sequel has racked up nearly nearly five million rentals, generating more revenue for Universal than the original “Trolls” did during its five-month theatrical run.

AMC Theaters announced its current cash balance was enough to withstand the shutdown of global operations until July.