US Box Office Report: 09/09/22 – 11/09/22
Barbarian runs merciless roughshod over a wasteland of a theatrical landscape, and Other Box Office News.
Author: Callie Petch
Occasional Film Critic, Human Disaster, naïve progressive. (They/Them) Follow them on Letterboxd and Twitter (@CalliePetch).
US Box Office Report: 02/09/22 – 04/09/22
National Cinema Day is here to save the Bo… wait, what’s that… OH GOD, IT’S NO WAY HOME AGAIN, WHY WON’T YOU DIE, and Other Box Office News.
The Territory
Alex Pritz presents an urgent call-to-action in the form of a documentary thriller.
US Box Office Report: 26/08/22 – 28/08/22
The Invitation is sparsely RSVP-d, George Miller can’t even manage three million dollars of Longing, our biggest success this weekend is a goddamn Rogue One re-release, and Other Box Office News.
US Box Office Report: 19/08/22 – 21/08/22
American cinemas are briefly bolstered by injections of tiger blood and anime, and Other Box Office News.
What I’ve Been Watching: June & July 2022
Chefs, Gods, predators, and men.
US Box Office Report: 05/08/22 – 07/08/22
Bullet Train arrives on time, Easter Sunday isn’t celebrated around these parts, and Other Box Office News.
US Box Office Report: 29/07/22 – 31/07/22
DC League of Not-So-Super-Pets, Resurrection won’t get the chance to, and Other Box Office News.
How Men in Black Subverted Blockbuster Tropes to Become Box Office Gold
Twenty-five years ago Barry Sonnenfeld’s workplace action-comedy broke the rules and launched an iconic franchise.
Saints Not Sinners
Ahead of the release of the Saints Row reboot, we reflect on the legacy of the controversial fourth game and why the claim that it ‘killed the series’ is not necessarily a criticism.
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