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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles mighty at box office
Even in a very busy marketplace dominated by the “Barbenheimer” craze, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem still managed a very healthy opening weekend. The seventh theatrical motion picture in the franchise’s history has made $43 million since premiering on Wednesday. This is also the second fully animated movie starring the Turtles, following 2007’s TMNT. Now some […] |
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem
Cowabunga! Mutant Mayhem should please newcomers and longtime fans alike with its endearing characters and brilliant animation. |
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Season One of Lackadaisy gets teaser trailer, crowdfunding announcement
Earlier this year, the online pilot for Lackadaisy–based on the web comic of the same name–arrived on YouTube to great critical acclaim and millions of views. Now a first season for the series has officially been announced with a brand new trailer, along with a link to help fund it online via Backer Kit. The campaign […] |
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The Marvels join forces in new trailer
Disney may have chosen not to have a Marvel Studios panel at SDCC due to the strikes in Hollywood right now, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t timing a new trailer for coincide with it. Last night at midnight a surprise preview for The Marvels was released online, and you can check it out in the […] |
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Elemental surpasses Lightyear, The Good Dinosaur
As Tom Cruise once again wowed audiences with his insane stunts in a Mission: Impossible movie this weekend, Pixar’s Elemental impressed in another way at the box office: it’s still showing terrific legs. The film spent its fifth weekend in a row in the top five, Box Office Mojo is reporting. That brings the animated romance’s total […] |
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Indiana Jones dials down; Elemental passes $100 million
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny performed more or less (with an emphasis on the “less”) as expected this weekend, falling to second place as the horror sequel Insidious: The Red Door overperformed. That brings the fifth film in the classic franchise to a total of $121 million, which would be fine for most movies. […] |
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Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken sinks deeper as film doesn’t see holiday boost
The news for DreamWorks Animation’s Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken didn’t get better on Independence Day, with the movie ranking in ninth place for the holiday. Even worse, it could only manage a per screen average of $294. Ouch! So far, the comedy has limped to just $7 million after five days of release. For those keeping score, […] |
