“I’m very, very nervous for the future,” one top studio executive told the far-left Hollywood Reporter .
Okay, then, maybe make better movies , replied America.
“As the summer season wraps on Sept. 1, Hollywood is facing the worst-case scenario: May to Labor Day ticket sales in North America barely matched the $3.67 billion collected in 2024, even if the deficit was only $7 million,” reports THR . “All had assumed this year’s summer lineup would have the strength to equal or surpass the $4.09 billion grossed in summer 2023,” the report adds.
This summer’s box office has left “studio execs and exhibitors in a state of shock as they wrestle with…
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