Saturday, March 7, 2026

Movies

“Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning” Latest Chapter Hits $7 Mil in Tuesday Previews as Mega Media Pays Off

People went to theaters last night in droves. They saw "Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning" in previews. The Total was $7 million, the top of the...

Strike Update: Actors Guild Says They’ll Agree to Arbitration with Studios at Least Through Tomorrow at Midnight

The actors union, SAG-AFTRA, has agreed to arbitration. Kinda. The union says the studios can negotiate with them through federal mediation -- but only...

Free Movie Tickets Buy Christian Crowd Funding Film “Sound of Freedom” Number 1 on Monday Box Office

If you give it away, they will come. On Monday. the crowd funded Christian movie, "Sounds of Freedom," finished at number 1 at the box...

Trailer: If “Barbie” Doesn’t Work Out, Timothy Chalamet as Willy “Wonka” Will Save Warner Bros. This Christmas

The trailer for "Wonka" is so good you barely need to see the movie. But the remake of "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" coming...

Tom Cruise Is So Into Playing Ethan Hunt He Brought His Own Stealth Security Team of 19 to “Mission Impossible” Premiere

Since Tom Cruise is between "Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning" movies he's definitely still playing Ethan Hunt in his mind. Last night at the glitzy New...

Box Office: “Indiana Jones” Pushed to Second Place by Horror Film But Harrison Ford Isn’t Giving Up, Films Warm Message to Fans

Harrison Ford isn't throwing in the towel. Even though "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" fell 58% this weekend, to second place, the star...

Fifth “Indiana Jones” Scared Off on Second Friday by Low Budget Horror Film Also Fifth in Series, Makes Half as Much

Ouch! Poor Indiana Jones. On the second Friday of release, "Dial of Destiny" made half as much as "Insidious," a horror film sequel that had...

“Barbenheimer” is Coming and It Won’t Be Pretty: Two Blockbusters Go Head to Head on July 21st, Only One Will Emerge the Winner

The movie world is counting down to July 21st. That's when Universal Pictures opens Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" and Warner Bros. delivers Greta Gerwig's "Barbie"...