Neil Gaiman's Coraline has become Fathom Events' biggest re-release success ever, earning itself more showtimes in the process.
, LAIKA’s classic stop-motion animated adaptation of the beloved Neil Gaiman young adult novella. Shattering the expectations of exhibitor Fathom Events, which re-releases classic films on a regular basis,made almost $5 million in its two-day limited engagement this week, setting a new record for Fathom as a distributor.
With a per-screen average of more than $3,000, there’s no doubt that this represents a huge success for the cultural cache of the studio’s stop-motion animated classics, which also include the likes of
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