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Jason Statham's 'Mutiny' Delivers Familiar Action-Thriller Formula
Director Jean-François Richet's revenge thriller places Statham as Cole Reed, a bodyguard aboard a cargo ship avenging his boss's murder with efficient violence.
Hayden Panettiere Dies at 36, Months After Memoir on Addiction and Abuse
The actress wrote about surviving postpartum depression, domestic abuse and addiction; authorities found no signs of trauma and the cause of death remains under investigation
VisionQuest Trailer, James Spader's Return Headline Disney's D23 Showcase
Paul Bettany and James Spader unveiled the Oct. 14, 2026, Disney+ premiere of VisionQuest, the closing chapter of the WandaVision trilogy.
Sony CEO: Entertainment Now Tops 60% of Revenue as Hardware Era Ends
Hiroki Totoki says Chinese competition made consumer electronics untenable; PlayStation is now Sony's single largest asset.
Sony CEO: Entertainment Now Tops 60% of Revenue as Hardware Era Ends
Hiroki Totoki says PlayStation is Sony's biggest asset and the company was 'forced to change' as Chinese rivals made consumer electronics untenable.
Sony, Disney Drive Hollywood's $10 Billion Year as Box Office Hits Four Billion-Dollar Films
Sony and Marvel's 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' is the fourth film in 2026 to cross $1 billion, signaling a material revenue boost for major studios.
Imax's 36-Location Premium Format Cap Constrains Revenue Ceiling
Only 36 theaters worldwide run Imax's highest-fidelity projection system, a capital cost barrier that limits how far the company's most exclusive format can scale.
Netflix's 'Ladies First' Comedy Targets Subscriber Growth With Star Power
The Sacha Baron Cohen and Rosamund Pike film represents Netflix's investment in original comedies for subscriber acquisition
IMAX Draws Buyout Interest as Premium Theater Tech Commands Higher Margins
The company's proprietary projection systems and asset-light licensing model attract private equity and media conglomerates during box office recovery