The Future Of Television. Dissected Daily.
Highly Anticipated, Less Exciting: The Curse Of The Hyped Up Sequel
Hollywood continues to misunderstand the economics of sequels, leaving industry execs scratching their heads over the front-loaded box office.
Urgent vs Valuable: What Audience Need In Theaters Or Want At-Home
Not every film needs theatrical urgency to monetize. Audience behavior reveals which genres demand theaters—and which hold value beyond them.
Why Did ‘Avatar: Fire And Ash’ Open So Much Smaller Than ‘The Way Of Water?’
‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ opened 34% smaller than ‘The Way of Water’ at the box office. That’s hardly a disaster, but it’s worth examining further.
Most Efficient, Most Volatile, Most Fragile: A Genre-By-Genre Look At Conversion
Film genres all fall under the larger umbrella of movie entertainment, but do they behave differently when you examine how audiences respond to them? A recent study revealed key advantages and vulnerabilities that offer plenty of practical takeaways.
Streaming Over Theaters: The New Movie Viewing Norm
TVREV and MX8 Labs partnered to survey U.S. viewers about their movie watching habits, and found that 46% prefer to stream flicks at home, while only 15% favor theaters.
Memorial Day Moviegoing Tanks, Charter and Paramount Continue The Great Rebundling
The real reason movies tanked this weekend plus Charter and Paramount’s clever bundling play.

