Jeremy Fuster is a Box Office Reporter at TheWrap. He covers the Hollywood labor and box office beat, focusing on themes related to arts and entertainment, film, and sports business. Jeremy's insights and analyses have been featured in Yahoo Movies Canada, Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo Finance Canada, and more.
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After the most turbulent four-year period ever faced by the movie theater industry, 2025 looks to be the year that exhibitors and studios have long waited for.
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Blumhouse's "Wolf Man" is looking to score $20 million at the box office on MLK weekend, a needed win for the horror studio.
Generative AI systems like Runway are on the threshold of being ready for major studios to use, experts tell TheWrap
EVP Adam Bergerman will take over domestic distribution duties from the 35-year studio veteran
With no pandemics (hopefully) or strikes to derail them, theaters hope to finally get a sense of what the new box office normal looks like.
The Disney blockbuster is expected to top Sony's "One of Them Days" with $17 million grossed on MLK weekend
With Universal/Blumhouse's “Wolf Man” opening below projections, the No. 1 spot at the MLK weekend box office is up for grabs as Disney's “Mufasa” is contending with Sony's new buddy comedy “One of Them Days”
Nearly two months after earning the biggest Thanksgiving opening weekend in box office history, Disney's “Moana 2” has passed $1 billion at the global box office.
The fifth weekend total for Disney's blockbuster marks the lowest No. 1 for MLK weekend in 30 years
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