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Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for September 14, 2024 is: succor • SUCK-er • noun Succor is a literary term meaning "something that you do or give to help someone who is suffering or in a difficult situation." // We see it as our duty to give succor to those in need. See the entry > Examples: "The walls of Barcelona's international convention center might soon rattle once the 4,000 European exhibitors, suppliers and service providers in town for the CineEurope trade show breathe out a collective sigh of relief. At the root of such succor are Europe's more than encouraging box-office admissions, which saw a marked uptick in late 2022 and have continued to rise into the new year." — Ben Croll, Variety, 18 June 2023 Did you know? If you're a sucker for etymology, buckle in as we aid in your understanding of succor. This word comes from the Anglo-French noun sucor (or sucors), which essentially had the same meaning as our modern word. Sucor, in turn, comes from the Latin verb succurrere, meaning "to run to the rescue" or "to bring aid." Succurrere is itself a composite of the prefix sub- (meaning "from below") and the verb currere (meaning "to run"). English also has currere to thank for such words as current, currency, courier, and even car.

In the last episode of our three-part CineEurope podcast series, Daniel Loria and Romeo Duchene review Inside Out 2's strong sophomore frame and look ahead at the box office potential of A Quiet Place: Day One and Horizon: An American Saga. In our sponsored segment, Jack Kline, the executive consultant for CINITY and former CEO for Christie, discusses the latest PLF innovations. Then in our feature interview, Daniel is joined by Julien Marcel, CEO of The Boxoffice Company, to go over the highlights of this year's CineEurope.Give us your feedback on our podcast by accessing this survey: https://forms.gle/CcuvaXCEpgPLQ6d18 Episode Resources:CineEurope 2024Weekend Box Office: INSIDE OUT 2 Scores $100M Sophomore FrameWeekend Preview: A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE Aims to Unseat INSIDE OUT 2's Reign at No. 1What to Listen For00:00 Intro01:05 Box Office Performance02:10 Forecasting and Market Analysis04:20 Impact of Content Abundance10:15 Sponsored Segment26:45 Executive Roundtable at CineEurope27:50 Additional Industry Insights35:35 Local Content Success

Aquí tenemos todos los anuncios de Nintendo Direct. Además, Riot Games ha aclarado que su juego gratuito League of Legends: Wild Rift no está planeado para consolas, a diferencia de Valorant o 2XKO. La compañía ha querido despejar las dudas en X (Twitter) tras la especulación de los fans. Durante una presentación en la feria CineEurope 2024 de esta semana, el presidente de Distribución Internacional de Sony, Steven O'Dell, confirmó que la segunda entrega de la adaptación de Uncharted es uno de los próximos proyectos que están en marcha por parte de la compañía. Y mucha más información y entrevista con Adrían Hayabusa.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Returning from CineEurope, we're diving right into the box office phenomenon that is Inside Out 2. With Pixar's newest movie hitting the number 1 spot for the year's box office to date, we're examining how the audience evolved within these first two exciting weeks, along with new debuts The Bikeriders and The Exorcism. Join us Behind the Screens as we uncover it all! Topics and times: CineEurope impressions and state of the industry - 0:45 Inside Out 2 box office overview - 2:00 Inside Out 2 audience evolution from debut to week 2 - 4:19 The Bikeriders box office overview - 7:39 The Bikeriders audience analysis - 8:51 The Exorcism box office and audience - 11:25 Box office roundup - 14:01 Next week - 15:04 Thank you, Grace! - 15:41 Find us at https://www.linkedin.com/company/vista-group-limited/, and follow lifeatvistagroup on Instagram Box Office Overview: Inside Out 2 made a number of milestones in its second week. With $101M domestically this weekend, a drop of only 35%, Inside Out 2 sits at $356M domestically, surpassing Dune: Part Two for the highest-grossing movie of 2024 so far. Internationally its total sits at $369M, only $2M behind Godzilla x Kong, and making for a global cumulative total after less than 2 weeks of $724M — the highest gross of the year to-date. Bad Boys: Ride or Die grossed an additional $18.8M domestically in its third weekend, reaching $289M globally. The Bad Boys franchise has now grossed over $1B globally. The Bikeriders debuted to $9.7M in the domestic market and $3.9M internationally for a total of $13.6M. The Exorcism debuted to $2.5M in the domestic market and $1.9M internationally for a total of $4.3M Despicable Me 4, opening in 4 international markets, grossed $9.35M.

In the second episode of our three-part CineEurope podcast series, the Boxoffice Podcast team breaks down a week of big news and big box office, as a top-15 domestic chain sells to Sony and INSIDE OUT 2 shatters expectations with a $150M-plus opening. In our sponsored segment, Alan Roe, CEO of Jacro, comments on what the cinema industry can learn from other businesses in our sponsored segment. In our feature interview, co-host Rebecca Pahle speaks with Clare Binns of Picturehouse Cinemas, recipient of the UNIC Achievement Award at this year's CineEurope.Give us your feedback on our podcast by accessing this survey: https://forms.gle/CcuvaXCEpgPLQ6d18 Episode Resources:CineEurope 2024UNIC Publishes 2024 Annual Report and Elects New Board of Directors at CineEuropeWhat to Listen For00:00 Intro02:00 Tribute to George Roman04:00 Inside Out 2 success06:00 Alamo Drafthouse acquisition by Sony17:00 Box office forecast23:00 Interview with Alan Rowe, CEO of Jack Row36:00 Interview with Clare Bins, Managing Director of Picture House Cinemas

SUPERMAN SET Shows DAILY PLANET and Easter Eggs, that are callbacks and references to the expanded DC Universes Superman will set up. SHOW TIMELINE: 0:00 - Intro 1:35 - Opening 8:41 - Beck Bennett's Steve Lombard Mustache 10:30 - Ryan Reynolds Says LOGAN is the Best CBM 14:20 - Tom Hardy Doesn't Think Mad Max The Wasteland Will Happen 17:07 - Justin Timberlake Mugshot 19:47 - Spaceballs 2 Is Happening 22:55 - Ben Affleck and Matt Damon To Star in Action Thriller 23:40 - RIP Willie Mays 25:25 - Deadpool & Wolverine Wraps Post-Production 27:56 - Jon Hamm Turned Down Green Lantern 29:42 - New Russos Bros. Movie Budget Over $300 Million 34:28 - Superman Set Images 48:28 - Warner Bros at CineEurope 52:10 - The Acolyte Episode 4 Review 1:00:24 - The Bikeriders Reviews 1:03:46 - Superman Red Son Genesis Fan Film 1:13:o5 - Questions

Live from CineEurope, Matthew and Simon dive through the explosive opening of Pixar's Inside Out 2 this past weekend, where it broke records for the year-to-date and provided a boost to the box office. As the highest domestic opening result for the year, we compare Inside Out 2 against other animated titles of recent years to see how Pixar's latest stood out! Topics and times: Recent industry news - 0:58 Highlights from CineEurope - 1:27 Inside Out 2 opening weekend - 3:01 Inside Out 2 box office and records - 4:28 What this signifies with Pixar for theatrical markets - 7:07 Inside Out 2 audience analysis - 8:07 Box office roundup - 12:30 Find us at https://www.linkedin.com/company/vista-group-limited/, and follow lifeatvistagroup on Instagram Box Office Overview: Inside Out 2 debuted to a $214M domestic 3-day weekend, the biggest opening since Barbenhiemer. With $155M for the 2-day weekend domestically and $140 internationally, it grossed $295M worldwide with its opening. Bad Boys: Ride or Die grossed a futher $33M for a 41% drop from its opening weekend, and is now approaching $220M worldwide. Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes dropped 4% with $5.2M, reaching a global cume of $375M. Garfield now approached $220M worldwide.

In the first episode of the Boxoffice Podcast's CineEurope 2024 series, sponsored by JACRO and Christie, co-host Rebecca Pahle speaks with UNIC's Laura Houlgatte and Phil Clapp about what to expect from this year's show, kicking off in Barcelona next week. Elsewhere in the episode, co-hosts Pahle, Daniel Loria, and Romeo Duchenne break down the latest in exhibition industry news and look ahead to the earnings potential of Disney's Inside Out 2. Give us your feedback on our podcast by accessing this survey: https://forms.gle/CcuvaXCEpgPLQ6d18 Episode Resources:CineEurope 2024What to Listen For00:00 Intro02:00 Alamo Drafthouse bankruptcy03:27 AMC's ways to save money on theaters06:48 CineEurope awards preview10:45 Weekend at the box office23:38 European cinema industry26:40 Best summer ever29:54 Issues on the supply line31:53 Lessons from 202334:21 Attracting and retaining talents37:44 Challenges this year

On this month's podcast, Tom is joined by Lisa Gillingham who is AV Planning Partner at Dentsu North, and they're also joined by DCM's Regional Sales Director, Rachael Cochrane. They talk about the differences between planning and buying media in and outside of London, Lisa's background in the industry and the CineEurope conference which all three were lucky enough to attend in Barcelona in June.

This week we are joined by Vista Group's new CEO, Stuart Dickinson, to discuss his experiences and impressions across the businesses and the cinema industry at CinemaCon and CineEurope. In box office news, Sony revives their horror history with Insidious: The Red Door's debut at #1, alongside Sound of Freedom and Joy Ride. Join us for the numbers, the audiences, and even more insights on this episode of Behind the Screens: Topics and times: Insidious: The Red Door box office and audience - 0:38 Sound of Freedom box office and audience - 3:47 Joy Ride box office and audience - 5:40 Box office holdover roundup - 8:01 Interview with Stuart Dickinson - 10:01 Next Week - 26:04 Find us at https://www.linkedin.com/company/vista-group-limited/, and follow @moviohq & @numeroboxoffice on Twitter Box Office Overview: Insidious: The Red Door opened at number 1 in the domestic box office with $33M for the opening weekend. Internationally it brought a further $31.4M, for a global total of $64.4M. Sound of Freedom released on July 4th to $14M, and had a weekend result of $19.7M for a current total of $40M. Joy Ride grossed $5.8M from 2,800 screens. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny opened last weekend to $60.4M domestically. It grossed an additional $27.4M domestically and $32M from 52 international markets this past weekend, for a worldwide cumulative total now of $248M. Elemental in its 4th week grossed $10M domestically, and another $30M internationally from 48 markets. Its worldwide total now sits at $252M. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse took 5th position with another $8M domestically. It now sits at a global total of $642M.

In our final episode of our CineEurope 2023 series, co-hosts Daniel Loria and Rebecca Pahle check in with Russ Fischer to get his parting thoughts from UNIC's annual convention for the European exhibition industry. In the sponsored segment, Christie's VP of Engineering David Kiers joins Rebecca Pahle in a conversation covering the cinema tech leader's latest plans and priorities. And in our feature segment, Rebecca is joined by Crispin Lilly, the exhibition veteran who was recently named as Showcase Cinemas' UK Managing Director.    Give us your feedback on our podcast by accessing this survey: https://forms.gle/CcuvaXCEpgPLQ6d18 Episode Resources: ICE Theaters Christie What to Listen For 00:00 Intro 03:08 The Flash didn't work? 04:34 Latest box office numbers 07:16 Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny to face challenges 15:25 CineEurope 2023 recap 18:18 Piracy problems in Europe 26:06 Christie products and solutions 31:54 What is an integrated media block?  33:47 High frame rate movies evolution 35:56 Lessening the carbon footprint 37:48 Early years in the cinema industry  41:28 Reopening after the pandemic lookdown 45:53 What was your cinema growing up? 49:00 Why customer service is fundamental 51:49 Slow but steady market recovery

Sarah Lewthwaite and Leon Newnham join us for the CineEurope Round Table, discussing all the highlights and insights from the latest industry event in Barcelona. Comedy takes centre stage with box office and audience analyses for No Hard Feelings, and we examine how Asteroid City's wide release compares to previous Wes Anderson titles on this week's instalment of Behind The Screens. Topics and times: No Hard Feelings box office overview - 0:55 No Hard Feelings audience analysis - 1:49 Asteroid City and Wes Anderson box office comparisons - 5:13 Asteroid City audience analysis - 7:08 Box office top 5 roundup - 11:08 CineEurope Round Table - 17:24 Next Week - 40:06 Find us at https://www.linkedin.com/company/vista-group-limited/, and follow @moviohq & @numeroboxoffice on Twitter Box Office Overview: No Hard Feelings made $15M domestically from 3208 screens, and $9.5M internationally for a total of $24.6M. Asteroid City in its wide release made a further $9M domestically and $6.5M internationally,  for a global total of $16.7M. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse reached no. 1 in the domestic market again, adding $19M. It now sits $183M ahead of the previous title's lifetime gross, and has crossed the half-billion dollar mark at $560M globally. Elemental made a further $18.4M domestically for a total of $65.5M. The Flash dropped 72.5% from its opening weekend, adding $15.1M for a domestic total of $87.5M, international total of #123.3M, and global total of $210.8M. Transformers: Rise of the Beasts in its 5th week added $11.8M, bringing the domestic total to $123.1M, with $218M internationally making a global total of $341.4M. Lost in the Stars, a Chinese title, added $70.4M over the 3-day weekend solely from China. Its total now is $97.6M.

On this week's episode of the Boxoffice Podcast, Boxoffice Pro Deputy Editor Rebecca Pahle runs down Disney's latest batch of release date changes before speaking with Chief Analyst Shawn Robbins about the underperformance of The Flash and Elemental–and the good news that came out of last weekend's box office. After a look ahead at this weekend's potential grosses, we hear from Boxoffice Pro co-host Russ Fischer, live on the ground at CineEurope, to share his insights into the show as it progresses before speaking to Managing Director Guillaume Thomine Desmazures of ICE Theaters, an immersive screening format that's wowed audiences in an array of global markets. Finally, Pahle speaks with Asger Flygare Bech-Thomsen of Nordisk Film Cinemas, CineEurope's 2023 International Exhibitor of the Year.   Give us your feedback on our podcast by accessing this survey: https://forms.gle/CcuvaXCEpgPLQ6d18 Episode Resources: CineEurope International Exhibitor of the Year: Nordisk Film Cinemas Weekend Box Office: THE FLASH ($55.1M), ELEMENTAL ($29.5M), THE BLACKENING ($6.0M) All Open Below Lowest Projections What to Listen For 00:00 Intro 01:49 MCU and Avatar films release has been pushed back 04:09 What went wrong for The Flash  06:10 Two more films from the DCEU extended universe 07:45 Elemental, The Flash underperforms 12:12 No Hard Feelings predictions 14:36 Local cinema, local output 17:10 Controversies in the European exhibition 22:24 Updates from CineEurope 2023 23:33 What is ICE Theaters? 26:18 80 screens worldwide 27:13 Titles that overperformed 29:02 PLF strategies 31:47 Nordisk Film Cinemas recovery process 34:23 Local titles are big 36:37 Supply and demand in the industry 40:43 Recliner seats 45:47 Sustainability efforts

Thank you to all our listeners for helping us to reach our 100th episode! While Simon parties in Barcelona at CineEurope this week, Matthew and Ryan discuss The Flash's disappointing box office performance and the possible reasons for it, as well as audiences for The Flash, Elemental, and The Blackening. Plus, we bring you a special treat to celebrate our 100th episode! Topics and times: CineEurope - 0:16 The Flash box office overview - 2:00 The Flash audience analysis - 3:21 Why did The Flash struggle? - 7:59 Elemental box office overview - 9:30 Elemental audience analysis - 10:34 The Blackening box office and audience - 15:06 Next week - 20:43 Bloopers - 22:16 Find us at https://www.linkedin.com/company/vista-group-limited/, and follow @moviohq & @numeroboxoffice on Twitter Box Office Overview: The Flash made $55.7M domestically over the 3-day weekend, and $75M internationally for a total of $130.7M. Elemental made $29.6M domestically and $15M internationally for a total of $44.6M. The Blackening made $6M from 1775 screens, and has not debuted internationally yet. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse made $27.3M domestically and $27.6M internationally, bringing its worldwide total to $489M. Transformers: Rise of the Beasts made $20.7M domestically and $37.2M internationally, for a current worldwide total of $274.9M.

In this week's episode of the Boxoffice Podcast, sponsored by ICE Theaters and Christie, Rebecca Pahle, Jesse Rifkin, and Shawn Robbins offer box office predictions for a crowded upcoming weekend, which sees The Flash, Pixar's Elemental, and horror comedy The Blackening all hitting the big screen in wide release, along with Wes Anderson's Asteroid City. In our feature segment, Rebecca speaks with Laura Houlgatte and Phil Clapp of UNIC to provide an overview on the European cinema sector and an advance look at some of the topics being discussed at this year's edition of CineEurope, starting this Monday, June 19.  Give us your feedback on our podcast by accessing this survey: https://forms.gle/CcuvaXCEpgPLQ6d18 Episode Resources:Weekend Box Office: TRANSFORMERS: RISE OF THE BEASTS Leads, SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE Surpasses 2018 PredecessorWhat to Listen For 00:00 Intro 03:24 Transformers: Rise of the Beasts debut numbers 06:06 Weekend release slate 09:13 Pixar's box office performance the past years 11:46 Predictions for Flash and Elemental 15:05 Preview of the summer films slate 18:12 Admission statistics for the European cinema 23:27 National Cinema Day in UK and Ireland 27:02 National Cinema Day in EU 29:25 Increasing regulation and legislation  33:06 Sustainability and resources 34:12 Major topics to be discussed in CineEurope

On this week's episode of The Boxoffice Podcast, Rebecca Pahle and Jesse Rifkin discuss a photo-finish for the top spot at the box office between Warner Bros.' Elvis and Paramount's Top Gun: Maverick. In our final dispatch from CineEurope, Daniel Loria is joined by Celluloid Junkie's Sperling Reich to cover the convention's main themes and trends.  And in the feature segment, Daniel is joined by Guillaume Thomine Desmazures of ICE Theaters and Renaud Palliere, CEO of India's PVR Cinemas-The Luxury Collection, to chat about the Indian exhibitor's approach to premium formats. Give us your feedback on our podcast by accessing this survey: https://forms.gle/CcuvaXCEpgPLQ6d18 Episode Resources: Showbiz Sandbox Podcast ICE Theaters Apex Order Pickup Solutions ICE Theaters Announces Launch in India with PVR Cinemas Partnership What to Listen For 00:00 Intro 02:01 Paramount and Warner Bros. released studio estimates for Top Gun: Maverick and Elvis 06:26 Box office top 5 11:01 Premiumization of cinemas 15:58 Marketing of higher ticket prices 23:08 Now, it's selling tickets to your theater 26:09 PVR Cinemas signing a deal with ICE Theaters 27:07 The PVR network of theaters in India 29:42 Diversification of premium formats 31:24 ICE Theater format combined with Bollywood content  

Recorded during CineEurope 2022 in Barcelona, award winning host Mike Bradbury is once again joined by regulars Kevin Markwick and Toni Purvis as well as special guests Alain Chamaillard (NEC) and Cody Polla (Harkness Screens) to discuss embarrassing moments in the booth, screen maintenance, equipment shortages, streaming and much more.

Rounding out the end of CineEurope, we have our regular round table discussion with Leon Newnham, CEO of Vista Cinema, and Sarah Lewthwaite, soon-to-be CEO of Movio. We talk about the state of the cinema industry in Europe, impressions from the event, and the reaction to Tom Cruise's appearance. Ryan Provencher joins us again to discuss the box office as Top Gun passes $1 Billion and Elvis and The Black Phone arrive in cinemas. Topics and times: Box Office Recap - 0:59 CineEurope Round Table Discussion - 10:29 Next Week - 27:16

Nel nuovo episodio del Podcast di Cineguru, Davide Dellacasa e Robert Bernocchi commentano il weekend cinematografico che si è appena concluso, che ha visto in prima posizione Elvis seguito da altri titoli importanti come Lightyear, Top Gun: Maverick e Jurassic World: Il Dominio.L'occasione giusta per riflettere sull'estate cinematografica: cosa dobbiamo aspettarci?Spazio anche per l'edizione 2022 del CineEurope, che si è da poco conclusa, e per un commento alle nuove strategie delle major, tra Warner Discovery e Disney.

Welcome to another episode of the Media Boat Podcast. We start with John Williams may be retiring after he composes the upcoming Indiana Jones 5 and Lorde reflects on the 1 year release of Solar Power. Next, game director Aaron Keller provides details on the move to Overwatch 2 and there's a shortage of Xbox controllers. Later, the Daytime Emmy winners were announced and a GOT sequel with Kit Harrington is in the works. We wrap it all up with CineEurope bits on IP tentpoles, releasing to cinemas, and premium formats. We also have thoughts on Jimmy Allen, Neon White, Disney Mirrorverse, Waffle, The Umbrella Academy, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Jurassic World Dominion, and Spiderhead. All this and more on this weeks episode of the Media Boat Podcast.

On this week's episode of The Boxoffice Podcast, hosts Daniel Loria and Rebecca Pahle discuss the weekend's box office numbers and Lightyear's debut gross, followed by Daniel chatting with Merrick Edwards of Apex Order Pickup Solutions about the smart food locker technology providing smart solutions to institutions providing delivery service. In the feature segment, Daniel interviews UNIC's Laura Houlgatte and Phil Clapp about the state of the European market while recovery and the possible future for theatrical exclusivity.  Give us your feedback on our podcast by accessing this survey: https://forms.gle/CcuvaXCEpgPLQ6d18 Episode Resources: UNIC ICE Theaters Apex Order Pickup Solutions What to Listen For 00:00 Intro 02:03 Disney Pixar's Lightyear opens to $50.5M 06:22 Box office weekend numbers 08:43 Pre-pandemic growth of the European market 17:39 The impact of streaming 23:09 If you need to charge more, make the experience worth it 25:26 Staffing and workforce 31:39 What is Apex? 32:42 What makes a smart food locker unique? 36:05 Great solution for delivery service 41:22 The state of the market in Europe 43:52 Cinemas are back in strength 47:01 The challenges in production of domestic markets 48:54 Status of theatrical exclusivity in Europe

On this week's episode of The Boxoffice Podcast, hosts Daniel Loria and Romeo Duchene provide insights on Jurassic World Dominion's domestic and overseas box office numbers on its opening weekend. In the feature segment, Daniel speaks with Vue International's former COO and current Group MD & Deputy CEO, Steve Knibbs, to discuss the recovery status of exhibition in the UK and the company's efforts to convince more moviegoers to come and visit the cinemas again.  Give us your feedback on our podcast by accessing this survey: https://forms.gle/CcuvaXCEpgPLQ6d18 Episode Resources: Vue International ICE Theaters Apex Order Pickup Solutions What to Listen For 00:00 Intro 02:00 Strange World is no longer available for French cinemas 04:07 Netflix signed a 15-month exclusivity deal  09:38 Jurassic World Dominion opens at $143.3 in North America  11:50 Jurassic World Dominion is popular among family viewers 15:05 Jurassic World Dominion opens in 15 markets overseas  20:56 Getting introduced to film exhibition 27:57 Introducing the multiplex model in the UK 30:59 Recovery period is at a much better phase now 34:56 Areas Vue is investing in to maintain steady stream of moviegoers

Lizzie's back!! Lizzie is both a strong Ravenclaw and a fun fact. Thanks to our Patreon sponsor this week, Sam!  Phoenix Register: So much news. The UK release is a WEEK ahead of the US release! We're still working out WB's marketing strategy.  The nine-wand display will be back in Leicester Square. Promotional events are happening again! Nature is healing.  Behind-the-scenes footage of Secrets of Dumbledore was screened at CineEurope in Barcelona.  Main Discussion: Which secrets of which Dumbledore?  One of Albus' secrets: Harry's entire life purpose.  "Oh hi Aberforth." IT'S BABY GOATS OR NOTHING.  Does Albus go to bars? Percival: he's dead! Amy isn't ready for an Ariana flashback.  Kowalski's Half-Baked Theories: Credence ISN'T Aurelius...the phoenix is! How much Grindelwald knows is critical.  The theory suggests what could be the BIGGEST secret of all. Ilvermorny theories are always more believable.  There are other characters!! Podcast Question: Is it possible that Credence is a descendant of Slytherin? Theme Music: "Swing Has Swung," by Shane Ivers (https://www.silvermansound.com) Sound Effects: (https://www.FesliyanStudios.com) 

In this week's episode of The Boxoffice Podcast, co-hosts Russ Fischer, Daniel Loria, Rebecca Pahle, and Shawn Robbins discuss the global performance of Venom: Let There Be Carnage and No Time To Die, and their box office predictions for this week—with several new titles set to hit the big screen. And in line with new film releases, the team goes over the latest trailer launches from The Boxoffice Trailer Network on YouTube.In the interview segment, Daniel talks to Everyman Cinemas' Serena Gill about the company's record earnings through the release of No Time To Die and the lessons they've learned from the pandemic.Give us your feedback on our podcast by accessing this survey: https://forms.gle/CcuvaXCEpgPLQ6d18 Episode Resources: Everyman Cinema The Boxoffice Trailer Network  What to Listen For 00:00 Intro 01:53 No Time To Die tops at $55.2 domestically 08:07 Overseas performance of Venom: Let There Be Carnage and No Time To Die 12:22 Box office predictions this weekend 17:01 On YouTube: The Boxoffice Trailer Network 21:35 CineEurope was a great success 22:34 Stayed in contact and kept the customer engaged throughout the pandemic 24:01 Thinking outside the box 26:05 Special screenings for diverse films in partnership with different brands 27:49 UK industry needs to focus on local British films 30:29 UK exhibition is a thriving marketplace

We're joined by Leon Newnham, CEO of Vista, and Sarah Lewthwaite, CCO of Movio, for our CineEurope wrap up round table, and in a special appearance we have both Ryan and Simon on the episode to talk all things Bond, from No Time To Die's impact to the history of all the actors who nearly took on the role before! Topics and times: Box Office Recap - 0:37 Bond Deep Dive - 2:16 Rounding out the Box Office - 13:52 CineEurope Round Table with Leon & Sarah - 15:00 Next week - 26:32

In this week's episode of The Boxoffice Podcast, co-hosts Daniel Loria, Rebecca Pahle, and Shawn Robbins discuss the weekend's box office with Venom: Let There Be Carnage opening at $90M domestically and now the top grossing film in the pandemic, The Addams Family 2 coming in second, and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings leaving the top spot on its fifth week. In the interview segment, Cinionic CEO Wim Buyens and CMO Carl Rijsbrack join Daniel to talk about using premium technology to enhance the experience for moviegoers with laser projection. Daniel and Rebecca then cover the latest happenings at CineEurope and how distributors and exhibitors can work together to bring more moviegoers back to the theaters by making it more accessible for everyone.Give us your feedback on our podcast by accessing this survey: https://forms.gle/CcuvaXCEpgPLQ6d18 Episode Resources: Cinionic CineEurope 2021 What to Listen For 00:00 Intro 02:00 Venom: Let There Be Carnage opens to $90M domestically 07:49 Shang-Chi drops down to Top 3 on its 5th week 08:36 The Addams Family opens at 2nd place 11:11 Warner Bros day-and-date releases are not pulling good numbers 13:20 No Time To Die overperforms in international market 18:40 Is moviegoing back? 22:32 First in-person CineEurope event 27:04 The rise of specific markets because of local content 30:30 Premium technology is helping drive moviegoers back 32:48 Laser projectors make a huge difference 36:39 Making moviegoing accessible for all instead of diving more into premium services 39:31 Pricing and mobile/digital ticketing 41:47 Are audiences finally comfortable to come back to the theaters? 44:45 Titles must be well represented by a distributors 46:19 Memoria retains its theatrical exclusivity  48:07 Shorter theatrical exclusivity window will make it easier to screen independent titles

In this week's episode of The Boxoffice Podcast, co-hosts Daniel Loria, Rebecca Pahle, and Shawn Robbins discuss the weekend box office numbers, as Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings surpasses Black Widow as the highest-grossing movie of the pandemic era while Dear Evan Hansen disappoints in its debut. Shawn Robbins shares his latest box office forecasts on the domestic release of several upcoming high-profile titles like Dune, Venom: Let There Be Carnage, and The Many Saints of Newark. In the interview segment, UNIC CEO Laura Houlgatte-Abbott and President Phil Clapp join Daniel Loria for a conversation previewing CineEurope 2021, the biggest exhibition convention of the year for European movie theaters. The pair discuss the coming week's importance and how ripple effects of the US markets have caused collateral damage for exhibitors across Europe.Give us your feedback on our podcast by accessing this survey: https://forms.gle/CcuvaXCEpgPLQ6d18 Episode Resources: CineEurope Interview with the Director of The Many Saints of Newark Tech Companies Look to Conventions to Boost Cinemas' Recovery Effort  What to Listen For 00:00 Intro 01:48 Shang-Chi is now the highest grossing film in the pandemic era 06:14 Predictions for West Side Story's future release 07:19 Dune's overseas debut performance 12:42 Can Venom reach $45-65M on its opening weekend?  16:47 European exhibition fairs better this year compared to last year 20:36 The ripple effects of theatrical exclusivity 23:39 More in-person conventions mean the industry is recovering 27:03 Initiatives driven to keep existing audience engaged 31:08 The role of local content in the new normal

If cinemas open as planned, would you feel comfortable enough to go? On this week’s episode of the Boxoffice Podcast: Insights and implications of Tenet’s new release date, Cineworld dropped it’s planned acquisition of Cineplex, Little Women’s box office report, along with continued concerns around what the movie going experience will look like in the coming months. And on a lighter note, the movies we couldn’t bear finishing and a few we walked out on.

On this month's podcast, Tom Linay is joined by DCM's Michael Pollard. Both Tom and Michael went to CineEurope in June and they discuss the highlights from the four-day event. They also discuss the recent Cinema Media Showcase held at Odeon Leicester Square.

Recorded two weeks after CineEurope 2019, Helen chatted to Grainne Peat, MD of the Event Cinema Association (ECA), to discuss the first ever presentation by the ECA in Barcelona. The showcase was a triumphant success so check out the podcast to hear all about what was presented and how it all came together. Please note, some content discussed may now be past.

Join Helen for Episode 2, Part 1 as she chats to Morgan Calton (Eagle Rock Entertainment) and Michelle Stevens (CinEvents/Cineplace). The topic of discussion was supposed to be a round up of CineEurope which was touched on briefly but then the message got lost amongst discussions on film classifications, Ed Sheeran and trying to be an actor in Australia. If you'd like to participate in a Cineplace podcast and feel that you can stick to the intended topic, please contact Helen at helen@cineplace.co.uk.

This month's DCM podcast is a CineEurope special. Tom Linay sits down in Barcelona with Kevin Markwick of THE Uckfield Picturehouse to discuss the UK exhibition industry, the history of his cinema and the exciting films that were showcased at CineEurope. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast via your chosen podcast app.

On today's Comicast the guys react to the latest Ben Affleck is he in or out report... which seems to point that Ben Affleck won't reprise his role in Matt Reeves The Batman film. Plus the guys discuss the latest regarding the Joker origin film, Jim Lee stepping up at DC, the first footage of Aquaman shown at CineEurope, the latest Wonder Woman 1984 behind the scenes photos released by non other than Patty Jenkins herself, the shocking photo of a thought dead character in WW84, the status of Black Adam, the status of Gambit, the first footage of Avengers 4 being shown, and E3 2018.

Join Helen from the Cineplace team as she chats to Phil Clapp, CEO of the UKCA, to talk about the upcoming CineEurope 2018. Cineplace's Simon Rees and the ECA's Simon Tandy also give their views on Event Cinema's role at the annual conference in Barcelona.

This month on the DCM podcast, Tom Linay is in Barcelona at the annual gathering of the UK's cinema industry, CineEurope. Tom grabs 20 minutes to chat with Dorothy Smith, cinema owner, hotelier, restauranteur extraordinaire. They chat about what it's like to own a cinema in one of the most beautiful areas of the UK and the challenges that come with that. They also discuss the films Dorothy is most looking forward to screening and watching. Please subscribe to the podcast via your chosen podcast app.

Paramount confirms 2016 release date for third J.J. Abrams Star Trek It's been generally known for some time now that Paramount was targeting 2016, the 50th anniversary year of the Star Trek franchise, for the release of the third J.J. Abrams film. At the CineEurope conference in Barcelona today, Paramount confirmed that "Star Trek 3," as it is currently being called, is indeed slated for release in 2016. Roberto Orci will direct and also pen the story together with J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay. While the film seems to be moving along at a fairly steady pace, there is still no word on plot details nor casting rumors, although tweets by Orci appear the indicate filming in the spring. Find out more.   DVD Talk breaks down "Chain of Command" Blu-ray release When the Star Trek: The Next Generation remastered project reached the first (and greatest) cliffhanger in the series, "The Best of Both Worlds," the producers decided to pay proper tribute to the landmark story with a feature-length standalone release. The trend has continued with "Redemption," "Unification," and now "Chain of Command." The powerful sixth-season episodes in which Picard is captured and tortured by Cardassians, have been merged into one long story complete with special bonus features available on the standalone Blu-ray only. To help you dig into the special release, Randy Miller III of DVD Talk has released a comprehensive breakdown.   Read DVD Talk's review of the "Chain of Command" Blu-ray.