Crazy Rich Asians

Of course Crazy Rich Asians probably proved some studio executives wrong now that it's a hit.

The big summer movie season always provides valuable lessons about the industry and this summer was no different.

We might have a successor to "You go Glen Coco!" on our hands.

Given the box office and critical success of John M. Chu's rom-com, cinephiles have been wondering if a possible sequel could be in the works.

The domestic box office has bounced back in a major way from last year's abysmal showing.

Crazy Rich Asians has been in theaters for nearly a week, and various celebrities, like Chris Pratt, have given their thoughts on the movie on social media.

This weekend's domestic box office saw Crazy Rich Asians take the top spot in a big win for film diversity, however, it wasn't enough to take down a massive shark on a global scale.

Hollywood has been talking about the arrival of Crazy Rich Asians for months, and now that it's here it's a bonafide hit.

Crazy Rich Asians was published back in 2013, and it took five years to bring Kevin Kwan's book to life on the big screen, with some changes, of course.

The actor almost turned down the lead role in Jon M. Chu's film that is shaping up to be this weekend's sleeper hit.