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When in discussion about the works of LAIKA and Henry Selick alike, 2009’s Coraline is often pointed to as one of the crown jewels of both, and for good reason. Its portrayal of the uncanny using such a raw medium as stop-motion animation to tell its imaginative story made for a film unlike any other […]

Sony’s newest release, Harold and the Purple Crayon, released to less than pleasant reception last week. The film, based on the classic children’s book of the same name, stars Zachary Levi in the title role as a grown Harold who travels to the real world with his two friends, Moose and Porcupine. Interestingly enough, the […]

by Emily Nagle Top 5 Highest Grossing Films for October 21 – October 23, 20225. Halloween Ends ($3.8 million)4. Smile ($5 million)3. Prey for the Devil ($7 million)2. Ticket to Paradise ($10 million)1. Black Adam ($27.7 million) “Prey for the Devil” met box office predictions for its opening weekend, which estimated it would make $7-8 million worldwide. Despite this, it was […]

by Emily Nagle Top 5 Highest Grossing Films for October 21 – October 23, 20225. Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile ($4.2 million)4. Halloween Ends ($8 million)3. Smile ($8.4 million)2. Ticket to Paradise ($16.5 million)1. Black Adam ($67 million) This past weekend was an exciting one for moviegoers, with two new releases becoming available in theaters. The top-grossing film for the weekend […]

by Emily Nagle Top 5 Highest Grossing Films for October 14 – October 16, 20225. Amsterdam ($2.9 million)4. The Woman King ($3.7 million)3. Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile ($7.4 million)2. Smile ($12.4 million)1. Halloween Ends ($41.3 million) With October halfway through, audiences are prepping for Spooky Month and flocked to theaters for “Halloween Ends”. Despite also being available to stream on Peacock at no additional […]

by Emily Nagle With people off from school and work for the long Columbus Day & Indigenous Peoples’ Day weekend, this past weekend served as the perfect opening for lots of new films. With 41 releases raking in a total of $66.8 million nationwide, it was the most profitable weekend for movie theaters since over […]

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