The nation's first dedicated children's movie auditorium will debut later this month in Southern California — but don't worry, kids can't play during the film.
The first movie with an all-black cast to win the best picture Academy Award, Barry Jenkins' art house movie cost a scant $1.5 million to make and has now crossed the $25 million mark.
'Furious 7,' the most recent film in the franchise, earned a historic $390 million in China in 2015 and remains Hollywood's biggest release ever there.
Warner Bros' 'The Lego Batman Movie' opened to just $3.7 million, illustrating the surprising cultural challenges some U.S. films face in gaining traction in the Chinese market.
Elsewhere, 'The Shack' guides faith-based audiences; among Oscar winners, 'Moonlight' shines after its best picture upset and enjoys its biggest weekend to date, while 'La La Land' nears $400 million globally.
Octavia Spencer and Sam Worthington's faith-based 'The Shack' also opens nationwide, while best-picture Oscar winner 'Moonlight' goes back into theaters even though it is available on home entertainment.