The secret to success? Kangol hats, snazzy glasses and a big acting break at age 41.
China and the U.S. may not see eye to eye — or rather yuan to dollar — on trivial matters such as currency but when it comes to movies, the two nations are best friends forever.
If you see Variety, don’t tell them about this because you’ll make them cry. But Hollywood’s box office ticket sales for 2010 have been announced and are anything but boffo.
According to a new list by Forbes, Leonardo DiCaprio is a solid box-office bet.
Disney has been touting the fact that Toy Story 3 passed the $1 billion mark at the box office this weekend. Is it that big of a deal?
I’m betting that most Americans would say a fiery Tom Cruise trumps a boorish Adam Sandler on the superstar scale any day; but the box office says otherwise. (via EW)
2010 has been an unpredictable year at the box office. But this weekend is all but a sure thing.
Moviegoers seem plenty surprised today by the news that Robin Hood limped to the finish line in second place. But the analysts all saw it coming – after all, this was Hollywood’s official loser weekend.
The early reviews have been mixed for Robin Hood, with some critics questioning the look and chronology of the sprawling thriller which just opened the Cannes Film Festival. Now there’s speculation as to how Nottingham will fare at the weekend box office.
