Ticket Tales: Mega Mario’s Japanese Jump

Post published:May 10, 2023

THE SUPER MARIO BROS. MOVIE led Japan to achieve it's biggest play-week box office since August 2019

Gower Street Raises 2023 Global Box Office Projection to $32Bn

Post published:April 23, 2023

Gower Street Analytics has increased its 2023 Global box office projection to $32 billion.

Forecast 2022: Global Box Office Set For $33 Billion Year in Gower Street’s First Estimate

Post published:December 15, 2021

Gower Street Analytics estimates 2022 global box office will reach $33.2 billion.

One Long Year – The US Movie Theaters That Have Remained Closed Since March 2020

Post published:March 1, 2021

Nearly a quarter (23%) of all US movie theaters have stayed closed since March 2020! These generated a combined yearly box office of $1.8 billion on average.

2020 Vision: Part 2 – Top Films Of 2020 By Market [Interactive] (Updated)

Post published:December 21, 2020

There are many factors that will mark 2020 out as a unique year at the global box office. Perhaps one of the most notable is the lack of a unifying global hit proving a dominant force at the box office.

2020 Vision: Part 1 – How Top Global Performers Compare to 2019

Post published:December 14, 2020

As 2020 winds to a close, this week Gower Street takes a look at how 2020’s top performing titles compare to those of 2019.

Shattered Windows: The $50 Million-Opening Split

Post published:November 30, 2020

What might the Universal-exhibition Domestic deal's $50 million-opening VOD-determinant marker mean for theatrical box office?

The Waiting Game: Is 2021 Ready For Its Close-up? [Domestic Interactive Infographic]

Post published:November 2, 2020

2020 has been a year of turmoil. As major European markets re-close Gower Street asks is 2021 ready to take the strain of recovery?

How Covid-19 Has Impacted The Australian Release Calendar [Interactive Infographic]

Post published:October 29, 2020

This year has seen a greater release calendar shuffle than normal. Markets around the world have suffered from continual re-adjustment of the Hollywood studio calendars.