Disney emerged as the top performer in the global box office for 2024, with receipts totaling $5.547 billion, capturing a 33% market share. The overall global box office reached $30 billion, reflecting an upbeat conclusion to the year. Other major studios included Universal, which earned $3.75 billion (23% market share), Warner Bros. at $3.284 billion (20%), Sony with $2.417 billion (15%), and Paramount at $1.721 billion (10%). Meanwhile, Warner Bros. is undergoing a restructuring phase following the departure of key executives, including Worldwide Marketing President Josh Goldstine and International Theatrical Distribution President Andrew Cripps. The studio is expected to focus on a slate of auteur-driven projects in 2025. The box office landscape has proven challenging, as indicated by a studio report card highlighting that merely releasing a good movie is no longer sufficient for success.
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