By Pamela McClintock Senior Film Writer The new Minecraft movie is ... previews — putting it on course for a domestic debut of $135 million or more. Not only would that mark the biggest opening ...

The film saw a slight growth in collections owing to the weekend run. Sikandar opened at ₹26 crore, which was far less than Chhaava's ₹31 crore haul. By the end of its first week, Sikandar ...

“I wanted to make a film that’s funny, fierce, and full of heart. We’re delighted to have MSC involved and contributing to our overall strategy.” Mise En Scène Company CEO Paul Yates ...

Sikandar worldwide box office collection day 2: Salman Khan's film managed to cross ₹100 crore mark despite mixed reviews. Salman Khan's Sikandar enters the ₹100 crore club in two days.

Most price tiers ranging AU$10 through to AU$135 can be had with a 15 percent discount, so obviously the higher you go, the better the deal will be. The AU$135 voucher, which is currently ...

A SCUBA diver has tragically died in a notorious underwater cave after getting trapped in a 100ft deep labyrinth. Cops rushed to Twin Caves in the Blue Springs Recreation Area, Florida after ...

Internationally, the film is estimated to collect $50 million for a global start above $100 million. Those ticket sales will easily be enough to lead the domestic box office, which is coming off ...

As a result, those movies rake in money at the box office. Today, we will talk about a film that has become one of the fastest movies to enter the Rs 100 crore club. Released on March 27 ...

Last week, the mayor of Miami Beach threatened to shut down a movie theater showing the Israeli–Palestinian documentary No Other Land, the latest in a series of attacks on the film that have ...

Despite the superstar’s massive fan following and the festive release window, the film has received a lukewarm response from both audiences and critics. According to box office tracking website ...

"I'm sticking with you, 'cos I'm made out of glue..." so goes the lyrics to one of The Velvet Underground's most famous songs. It could also be the tagline for new darkly funny body horror ...