Gerard Butler’s ‘Greenland’ Skipping Theaters & Heading to PVOD Before Landing On HBO In Massive Deal

Steven Soderbergh‘s latest film, “Let them All Talk,” will premiere this December on HBO Max, and it seems the filmmaker who already made two films on iPhones has a new trick — shooting an entirely improvised film in two weeks.

Memphis Garrett, the architect of Big Brother All-Stars' large alliance, was evicted from the house on Thursday.When Nicole Franzel became Head of Household earlier in the week, she put Garrett on the block alongside Christmas Abbott. Franzel also won Power of Veto and kept nominations the same.

From quarantines to climate change to the Boogaloo Bois, it feels like we’re living in the midst of a real-life disaster movie. So who, in that case, actually wants to go out and watch a disaster movie? And yet, Greenland, the latest action vehicle to feature Gerard Butler in raging midlife crisis mode, offers up the kind of doomsday Hollywood catharsis that the world perhaps needs.

“Coming 2 America” is now coming to…Amazon. And if you listen closely, you can hear another collective, exhausted sigh of theater owners around the world.

Gerard Butler‘s latest movie, Greenland, is skipping theaters entirely.

Greenland is set to bypass U.S. theaters and will be made available via premium video-on-demand for a $19.99 rental for 48 hours from Dec.

Deadline had reported is between a whopping $20-30 million, “Greenland” has already brought in $45 million in revenue for STX on a $35 million production budget.Also Read: Here Are All the Studio Movies Still Scheduled to Open in Theaters in 2020 (For Now)The film is still rolling out in theaters abroad and opened #1 in both Italy and New Zealand this past weekend.“Greenland” stars Butler as a father who is desperately racing against the clock to reach a bunker that will hopefully protect those

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterGerard Butler’s apocalyptic thriller “Greenland” will premiere directly on premium video-on-demand platforms starting Dec. 18.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorGerard Butler’s action film Greenland, which we first told you was jumping from a theatrical release during the pandemic to PVOD and eventually HBO and HBO Max, will become available in homes on Dec. 18 at the price of $19.99 for a 48-hour rental period.The STXfilms movie has already opened No.

Disney Pixar‘s Soul is officially going straight to streaming.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterPixar’s “Soul” is skipping theaters and will debt exclusively on Disney Plus in time for Christmas. The animated family film will launch on the streaming service on Dec.

Amanda N'Duka pmc-editorial-managerEXCLUSIVE: Alexis Louder (Watchmen) has come on board to star opposite Gerard Butler and Frank Grillo in the Joe Carnahan-directed action thriller CopShop, which just resumed production in Georgia after being temporarily halted because three crew members tested positive for COVID-19.Carnahan penned the most recent draft based on the original screenplay by Kurt McLeod.

Gerard Butler has revealed that he almost quit Hollywood for good after he struggled to come back from a nasty motorbike crash. The hunk, who is originally from Paisley, spoke out recently saying he nearly gave up acting after the accident in 2017 which left him with five fractured bones in his right foot, a microfracture in each foot, a pinched nerve and a bruised bone, and injuries to his ankle and both knees.

 Millie Bobby Brown  is now a household name, but she was on the brink of giving up acting before landing her breakthrough role. The 16-year-old star told  Jimmy Fallon  that she was in a very “disheartened place” just before Stranger Things came around.

Rebecca Rubin News Editor, OnlineRober Zemeckis’ adaptation of “The Witches” starring Anne Hathaway is landing on HBO Max just in time for Halloween.The Warner Bros. fantasy comedy will debut on the subscription streaming service, owned by parent company WarnerMedia, on Oct.

Andreas Wiseman, Anthony D'Alessandro EXCLUSIVE: Gerard Butler’s latest action thriller Greenland will not be playing at U.S. movie theaters as the pic’s studio ErosSTX pivots the feature for a Premium Video On-Demand release sometime in the fourth quarter.STX will control the PVOD window on the Ric Roman Waugh-directed movie.

Gerard Butler is making hearts flutter with an adorable video of a squirrel.

Carrie Underwood is to appear in her own musical Christmas special, airing on the HBO Max streaming service.The seven-time Grammy winner will perform songs from her first-ever full-length Christmas album, My Gift, alongside a live orchestra and choir, performing holiday favorites and new original material.The show will be produced by Tom Hanks and production partner Gary Goetzman for their Playtone company.In a press release announcing the special, Carrie says: “The journey of writing and