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6th UPDATE, Monday AM: While most of the town likely has a hangover from last night’s Oscar snafu, Universal/Blumhouse’s Get Out is even higher in early Monday reporting. The Jordan Peele-directed horror movie now seeing a $33.4 million debut according to rival estimates. Note that rivals and Universal have generally…

After last weekend’s Presidents Day funk that saw four-day ticket sales of $179.7 million, off 35% from 2016’s holiday record, the box office will continue to rest before its spring awakening March 3. That’s when 20th Century Fox’s R-Rated Wolverine threequel Logan comes to conquer.  What we potentially have again…

The Felicity Jones-Nicholas Hoult action auto movie Collide, which was extricated from Relativity Media during its bankruptcy crisis and rescued by Open Road Films, will now begin its journey as a theatrical wide release on February 3. The IM Global pic was originally scheduled to open August 19, but was then moved to…

Five years after Nicolas Winding Refn re-ignited the ’70s car heist movie with Drive, the sub-genre continues to be a popular one among indie filmmakers. IM Global’s Collide, which was was extricated from Relativity Media during its bankruptcy crisis last year and rescued by Open Road, will finally drive off into the…

EXCLUSIVE: It’s official. Eran Creevy’s Collide is hitting the Open Road. IM Global and Open Road Films today confirmed what had been expected for some time now, with the distributor acquiring the U.S. rights to the Nicholas Hoult-starrer. Open Road chief exec Tom Ortenberg and IM Global founder and chief Stuart Ford…

Embattled Relativity Media is looking to sell the chase movie Collide to IM Global for $200,000 and additional possible payments of up to $630,000 in exchange for IMG dropping objections to Relativity’s bankruptcy plan. Papers were filed Saturay in Federal Bankruptcy Court in New York. You can read the filing <a href="https://pmcdeadline2.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/relativiity-collide-assest-sale-im-global-1.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"…

The court overseeing Relativity Media’s bankruptcy should ignore IM Global Film Fund’s effort to win back distribution rights to British director Eran Creevy's hot title Collide, previously known as Autobahn, the studio says today. Relativity responded to IM Global’s plea for U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Michael Wiles t…

Last month it seemed that British director Eran Creevy's hot title Collide, previously known as Autobahn, had extricated itself from Relativity. But a filing in the studio’s bankruptcy case indicates that isn’t entirely free just yet. IM Global Film Fund just filed a motion asking U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Michael…