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EXCLUSIVE: Neon is moving the Chloe Domont-directed adult thriller A Place in Hell from a Christmas Day release to April 23, 2027. We’re hearing that this office-knives drama about a successful cutthroat criminal defense attorney (played by five-time Oscar nominee Michelle Williams) who has her ambitions upended by a younger lawyer (Daisy Edgar-Jones) brought in
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Bleecker Street’s Hadestown: The Musical swept to the second biggest opening for a live show capture since Hamilton, pushing $9.7 million in a terrific debut on 1,949 screens. Due to “extraordinary response and demand,” the distributor said its new event cinema label Crosswalk and partner LD Entertainment are expanding the initial five-day run and continuing
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The DC Universe just revealed one of their characters bares some remarkable similarities to Doctor Doom and his story, which is surprising given how different the DC and Marvel figure are in many other regards. The DCU’s take on many less appreciated comic figures has already been a decidedly exciting affair, ensuring plenty of comic
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Christopher Nolan’s movies are known for their epic scale and practical effects, and he’s done it again with The Odyssey, which is crushing at the box office. The acclaimed book-to-screen adaptation is super ambitious, and Matt Damon recalled one wild moment on set that showed just how big of a production the latest Nolan movie
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Sony Pictures Entertainment made official this morning what we first told you about Tuesday: The Culver City lot is reopening Los Angeles Historical Cultural Monument the Cinerama Dome, while its subsidiary exhibition chain, Alamo Drafthouse, will reopen the former 14-screen Hollywood Arclight in the back under the brand that they’re known for, i.e. dine-in and
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Published Jul 22, 2026, 11:08 AM EDT Ben Brosofsky has been writing for Screen Rant since 2022 and editing since 2024. He graduated from Vanderbilt University with a Bachelor’s in Cinema & Media Arts. Writing serves as a much-needed distraction from tackling a backlog of Steam games that will never be surmounted. This article covers a
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Yes, Universal’s Christopher Nolan epic The Odyssey led by an extreme margin at the global box office with an updated $263.7M, a hands down opening record for the 2x Oscar winning filmmaker fueled by his best ever start overseas with $140.2M from 73 territories and his third best opening in North America with $123.5M. For
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SATURDAY UPDATE: Not sunny weather, nor World Cup is hindering Universal‘s The Odyssey which as of this morning is on its way to becoming Christopher Nolan‘s best global opening ever with $257.8M, which puts away his previous highs of The Dark Knight Rises ($249M WW debut), The Dark Knight ($198M WW) and Oppenheimer ($180M WW).
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