The Box Office Podcast
Scott MendelsonA weekly conversation about the weekend box office between myself (Scott Mendelson) and a few younger (Jeremy Fuster), hipper (Ryan Scott) and cooler (Lisa Laman) entertainment journalists. Spoiler: I am what they grow beyond. scottmendelson.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessArtsVisual Arts | |||
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TheWrap’s Managing Editor for Pro and business, Roger Cheng, joins TheWrap’s Jeremy Fuster (and Scott Mendelson, formerly of TheWrap and Lisa Laman, never from TheWrap) to discuss the blow-out domestic debut for Crunchyroll and Sony’s Demon Slayer In... more
Lisa Laman was busy participating in a conference in Atlanta, so Jeremy Fuster and Scott Mendelson welcome back Kenny Miles to this week’s episode to discuss the blow-out opening weekend for WB and New Line’s The Conjuring: Last Rites. Miles, per usu... more
Yes, it’s a little odd to spend the majority of our conversation discussing a movie that barely topped $2 million over the Fri-Mon Labor Day box office, but them’s the breaks. After all, when Hollywood’s biggest new release is a 50th anniversary reis... more
The picture, for reasons that are 99% related to the theatrical marketplace, came and went in theaters last month. But the early days of August brought not one but two excellent original thrillers that play like newfangled horror fantasies filtered t... more
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These people will endlessly complain about the death of the movie theater and then get super mad when a movie they don't like does well.
I like movie theaters I want them to continue to exist but It's like listening to 70-year-olds talk about the phonograph. So long.
Podcast Addict32 months agoballsmckenzie- Tuned in for Chen got almost no Chen
Huge Chen head from way back, tuned in for that reason. He is barely allowed to chime in?
Apple Podcasts3Appascuseme
United States3 months ago - Poorly Edited
Episodes are so heavily edited that it’s become nearly impossible to follow a single train of thought. One person speaking will abruptly fade into someone else speaking before they can even finish a sentence. Hosts talking over one another becomes clipped audio mush with zero clarity. It’s a mess.
Apple Podcasts2MikeysayshiUnited States4 months ago - This is the best movie biz podcast!!
I really love all of the box office movie knowledge these guys drop on us every week!! I also love all of the special guest appearances!!!
Apple Podcasts5LedizzlerUnited States7 months ago - Found the best Box Office podcast
I have been looking for a box office podcast that provides information and a bit of commentary rather than commentary with a bit of information. I heard Scott on BO Boys and loved him. (Do NOT subscribe to BO Boys, by the way…just a couple of guys who love to hear themselves talk and provide very little insight and even less useful or interesting information.) Scott and his terrific friends give us everything we need to stay up to date on what is happening in the movie world. Nice concise chats ... more
Apple Podcasts5A podcast addictUnited States7 months ago
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Engaging discussions around the film industry take center stage, particularly focusing on box office performances, industry trends, and critical analyses of notable films. The content is characterized by lively exchanges among hosts and guests, often punctuated with humor and personal anecdotes, which add depth to the evaluations of both new releases and classic cinematic experiences. Episodes frequently tackle pressing issues such as representation in media, the impact of streaming on traditional theatrical releases, and the evolution of audience preferences over time, making it relevant to film enthusiasts and industry professionals alike.
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Recent guests on The Box Office Podcast include:
1. Roger Cheng
2. Kenny Miles
3. Seth Worley
4. Mike Scott
5. Meredith Borders
6. Joshua Moore
7. Josh Spiegel
8. David Chen
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