Boxofficepsychics.com went live on Friday February 23rd with box office predictions for the top ten films, including new releases THE NUMBER 23, RENO 911: MIAMI and ASTRONAUT FARMER. The entert
April 7, 2007 (Press Release) --
Los Angeles, CA, United States, 04/03/2007 - Entertainment website mixing humor with box office predictions and data.
Box Office Psychics went live on Friday February 23rd with box office predictions for the top ten films, including new releases THE NUMBER 23, RENO 911: MIAMI and ASTRONAUT FARMER. The entertainment blog was an immediate hit, garnering hits from entertainment professionals and movie fans throughout the world.
Site creators Dory Benami, Collyn McCoy and Alex Rosenblatt are all film industry insiders with experience in development, production and theatrical distribution. The three met while working at production company New Regency Productions, maker of hit films such as MR. & MRS. SMITH, L.A. CONFIDENTIAL and JFK. Tracking and predictions started as an email distribution sent to only to top entertainment executives. As the mailing list gained popularity the three realized there was a broader demand for their predictions and data. They decided to go public and BoxOfficePsychics.com was born. Combining their industry expertise and sardonic senses of humor, the trio is poised to make Box Office Psychics the go-to destination for theatrical tracking information, reviews, industry news and more.
While the data and predictions are dead-serious, the site’s tone is decidedly fun and absurd, as evidenced by the site description on the website:
“Box Office Psychics is a website devoted to predicting and tracking theatrical box office results using a highly scientific method involving a slide rule, an abacus, several beakers, a Waylon Jennings album and a duck.”
Box Office Psychics’ hope is that by mixing entertaining content with informed predictions and accurate tracking data, they will appeal not only to entertainment insiders but to movie goers and film fans.
The website is updated daily mixing snarky humor with news, reviews, predictions and actual results for films being released in the U.S. Site also offers a daily email blast throughout the weekend with updated box office results.
Box Office Psychics went live on Friday February 23rd with box office predictions for the top ten films, including new releases THE NUMBER 23, RENO 911: MIAMI and ASTRONAUT FARMER. The entertainment blog was an immediate hit, garnering hits from entertainment professionals and movie fans throughout the world.
Site creators Dory Benami, Collyn McCoy and Alex Rosenblatt are all film industry insiders with experience in development, production and theatrical distribution. The three met while working at production company New Regency Productions, maker of hit films such as MR. & MRS. SMITH, L.A. CONFIDENTIAL and JFK. Tracking and predictions started as an email distribution sent to only to top entertainment executives. As the mailing list gained popularity the three realized there was a broader demand for their predictions and data. They decided to go public and BoxOfficePsychics.com was born. Combining their industry expertise and sardonic senses of humor, the trio is poised to make Box Office Psychics the go-to destination for theatrical tracking information, reviews, industry news and more.
While the data and predictions are dead-serious, the site’s tone is decidedly fun and absurd, as evidenced by the site description on the website:
“Box Office Psychics is a website devoted to predicting and tracking theatrical box office results using a highly scientific method involving a slide rule, an abacus, several beakers, a Waylon Jennings album and a duck.”
Box Office Psychics’ hope is that by mixing entertaining content with informed predictions and accurate tracking data, they will appeal not only to entertainment insiders but to movie goers and film fans.
The website is updated daily mixing snarky humor with news, reviews, predictions and actual results for films being released in the U.S. Site also offers a daily email blast throughout the weekend with updated box office results.
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