The Harry Potter movies, by contrast, were always long. Released between 2001 and 2011, the eight movies have an average run time of 147 minutes. This makes sense; J.K. Rowling's novels are doorstops.

24/7 Tempo has identified the biggest summer blockbuster each year since 1975 – or, beginning with "Jaws" – based on domestic box office data provided by box office reporting service Box ...

Universal continually proves it knows what audiences want with funny movies, and opens them to solid results, i.e, Blockers ($20.55 million), Night School ($27.2M) and Girls Trip ($31.2M).

Blockbuster is a podcast that digs into the archives of legendary filmmakers George Lucas and Steven ... 'Blockbuster' Brings The Movies Of Steven Spielberg And ... 2019, 12:03pm EDT May 20, 2019 ...

The fact is, Blockbuster was never in the business of selling movies. What Blockbuster was selling was Product. And in terms of acquisition and presentation, it didn’t matter what that product was!

We’re living through a fascinating era of rapid change for the blockbuster movie model. America producers, eager to get their $200 million movies into the lucrative Chinese market, are ...

The Blockbuster in Bend, Oregon, is the only one standing after the only other store in the world – located in Australia – announced it was closing.

With only one Blockbuster outlet soon to be left in the world, readers share memories of the chain’s glory days. By Lela Moore A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, before Netflix and Hulu ...

Every few years, a blockbuster movie comes along and breaks the box office, joining the list of highest-grossing movies of all time. Several of the films near the top of this list were released in ...

And then, there was one. As recently as last year, the legacy of Blockbuster Video was still hanging on by a thread in a handful of disparate locations. For years, franchisees maintained a ...

Many point to the release of Steven Spielberg’s “Jaws” in 1975, along with “Star Wars” in 1977, as the birth of the summer blockbuster — movies with big budgets and even bigger returns.