Fox and Disney go head to head for the last time–that is, unless the sale is stopped by the Justice Department’s sith lords.
With “The Last Jedi” still a week away, theaters will again be flooded with an array of indie flicks, hoping to cash in on the lull of studio offerings.
Opening in exclusive release is a trio of talent: James Franco’s The Disaster Artist, Woody Allen’s Wonder Wheel and Guillermo Del Toro’s The Shape of Water.
Expect strong numbers from Pixar’s “Coco” – which is already Mexico’s highest grossing film.
Blumhouse’s latest, “Happy Death Day,” arrives on Friday the 13th and prospects couldn’t be darker for the $5M flick. Pure black, in fact.
If the summer of 2017 will be remember as one thing, it’ll be the season that Hollywood officially became second-tier entertainment to streaming content.