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Tom Rhys Harries breaks down the shot-by-shot details behind the unsettling airplane scene in #Clayface ✂️ Watch the full breakdown below: fandan.co/ClayfaceSceneBreak…

Mckenna Grace breaks down how she prepared to bring Maysilee Donner to life in #TheHungerGames: Sunrise on the Reaping - In theaters November 20 🏹 Revisit the world of Panem with all #TheHungerGames films, streaming for free on Fandango now! Full Big Ticket interview coming soon. fandan.co/WatchTheHungerGame…

The other major box office story this week belongs to Netflix. Yes, Netflix. For the first time in its history, Netflix has reported box office numbers for one of its films, LA BOLA NEGRA… - Opening with a $69,375 per-screen average (PSA) across four theaters in LA and NY. - That’s the second-highest PSA ever for a non-English-language film, behind only PARASITE. - It’s also the highest PSA ever for a Spanish-language film. Significant numbers for a film destined to be among the bigger awards contenders this year, but also a historic moment for Netflix. Its commitment to— and philosophy around — theatrical releases is changing right now. Maybe more stories will be written once NARNIA arrives in IMAX for a 50-day exclusive run, but it’s starting to happen now, and that’s a great thing.

BOX OFFICE: A24’s YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING opens w/ $15M. Some stats: - Biggest opening for a non-music doc in over two decades - 2nd biggest opening ever for a non-music doc - The biggest domestic opening for a 2026 film in fewer than 900 theaters - Among Top 5 biggest domestic openings ever for A24 - It’s the first time A24 has delivered three $15M-plus domestic opening weekends in a single year - Lance Oppenheim has now directed or co-directed two @A24 movies that are among its Top 5 biggest domestic openings (and both opened less than a month apart)

Audiences say #YouCanSeeEverything is Verified Hot at 99% on the Popcornmeter! rottentomatoes.com/m/you_can…

BOX OFFICE: a24’s YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING is currently projected to earn an estimated $12M opening weekend (I think it goes higher), which would make it the 2nd biggest opening ever for a non-music doc. The one to beat remains Michael Moore's 2004 film Fahrenheit 9/11 w/ $23.9M. Still, this will be the biggest opening for a non-music doc in over two decades.

Significant milestone today as #YouCanSeeEverything becomes the first wide release of 2026 to go Certified Fresh at 100% with 80 or more reviews at @rottentomatoes.

Just 34 days before she reported to prison for her 11-year sentence, the disgraced CEO of Theranos Elizabeth Holmes and her partner, Billy Evans, invited Nathan Fielder into their home for what would become his documentary, “You Can See Everything.” @jolingkent breaks down the buzz around one of the most highly anticipated movies of the year.

Exclusive debut of the new trailer for #Ramayana as tickets go on sale at @Fandango. In theaters November 5.

There’s something wonderfully fearless about LAIKA’s #Wildwood. A breathtaking feat of animation and craftsmanship, it reminded me of dark fantasy classics like LABYRINTH and THE DARK CRYSTAL, when children’s adventures weren’t afraid to get weird, scary and genuinely dangerous. Everything about this film is terrific, from its stunning visuals and richly imagined world to its memorable characters. I love how it embraces the darker, stranger parts of its story and goes places many animated family movies today would shy away from. And it features my favorite movie sidekick of the year. Curtis FTW!

Had a great time at the #Narnia trailer event earlier today, featuring a wonderful conversation between Greta Gerwig and Stephen Colbert. Gerwig always speaks so beautifully and passionately about cinema. She talked about how the Narnia books helped shape who she is, and how C.S. Lewis’s autobiography “Surprised by Joy” became a major inspiration for her approach to the material. Love that she shot on film, and especially loved the way Gerwig connected the communal experience of practicing faith with the ritual of going to the movies. Both are about gathering together, sharing something meaningful and feeling connected to something larger than ourselves. One of my favorite stories was how Gerwig landed “Stairway to Heaven,” a notoriously difficult song to license for a film. She met directly with Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, and it was their shared appreciation for C.S. Lewis’s work that ultimately helped her secure the song, which plays such a defining role in the first trailer. (I’m also a sucker for a good hat, and this is a good hat!)

Watch the first trailer for Greta Gerwig's #Narnia: The Magician's Nephew, in theaters February 12.

Time to start rolling out the new Gerwig picture! Loving how big Netflix is going for this NYC sneak peek event at the Lincoln Square IMAX, including these giant physical tickets. #NarniaTheMagiciansNephew

Charlie Cox teases a fight scene unlike anything we’ve seen before and a “new look” for #DaredevilBornAgain Season 3. #NYCC

Takashi Yamazaki’s #GodzillaMinusZero is a perfect sequel in all the ways. It deepens the story, the characters and the lore while delivering some of the most visceral, emotionally powerful action sequences. This one definitely kicks it up a notch. Yamazaki’s Godzilla films carry such weight — their characters forever haunted by their past, fighting to survive the day and themselves. Riveting and powerful from start to finish. The film received several rounds of applause throughout. Stunning and definitely badass. #NYFF

Brad Bird’s RAY GUNN has all the charm and imagination of his Pixar films, but with a slightly more grown-up edge. Blending classic noir and vintage sci-fi, it’s a clever, stylish mystery bursting with personality. Sam Rockwell and Scarlett Johansson are great, but Tom Waits pretty much steals the show as Eye-Ra, Ray’s one-eyed alien sidekick. Bird is in top form here, delivering a wonderfully weird adventure that never lets up. It’s probably the most fun I’ve had watching an animated movie this year.

Curry Barker reveals his new horror comedy movie #AnythingButGhosts started production before #Obsession even hit theaters.

Watch the official trailer for #TheExorcist Martyrs - Coming to theaters March 12, 2027.

Mike Flanagan talks about ‘The Exorcist: Martyrs’ being the biggest movie of his career and his excitement to flip people’s expectations upside down.