Pecan Pie Productions

Pecan Pie Productions As a leader in cinema advertising, our goal is to give locally owned businesses the opportunity to advertise on the big screen in their neighborhoods.

Here at Pecan Pie Productions our goal is really pretty simple: we want to give locally-owned businesses the same opportunity to reach people in their community as the big companies. And advertising at the movies is the only way! The audience is there, they can't turn the channel or fast forward on their DVR's and everyone's eyes are on that big screen. So if you're looking for a great opportunity

to brand your business and reach the members of your community for a fraction of the cost of TV or traditional advertising, then give us a call at 888.990.8777 or visit our website at pecanpieproductions.com. Our in-house creative team will design an effective, eye-catching ad, so your business is as memorable as the movies. That means the effort is minimal on your part to get started. It's that easy! If you have a tv commercial we can adapt that to our movie screens. All the ads are shown in high-definition! Are you ready to be a star?

06/17/2026

The movie business just had its first billion-dollar month of May since 2019.
That's great news, but what I find even more interesting is who's helping drive it.

For years, we heard that YouTube and internet culture would be the death of cinema. Instead, we're witnessing a massive resurgence with young moviegoers and a new generation of digital creators showing a real reverence for the big screen.

A24's Backrooms, born from a viral YouTube series, saw 86% of its opening weekend audience come in under the age of 35.

Meanwhile, Obsession, made on a $750,000 budget by a 26-year-old director, has already generated $188 million domestically and counting.

Young audiences aren't abandoning the theatre. They're flocking to it.
A few months ago, we saw younger kids driving attendance for films made specifically for them. Now we're seeing young adults show up for content they've discovered on YouTube and TikTok that's been adapted for the big screen.

And just look at what happens when the industry provides them with movies made for them.

If you're trying to reach younger consumers, this is a trend worth paying attention to.

With a packed summer movie slate ahead, it's going to be fun to see what happens next.

06/08/2026

Gen Z and millennials are driving a movie theater renaissance. "The Odyssey" is already breaking records a month before its release.

05/20/2026

Summer 2026 is here, and what a start it’s been.

Traditionally, at least in recent years, the summer season has kicked off with a superhero movie. This year has bucked that trend, but the alternative has been pretty great.

Instead of a tentpole Marvel release, we’ve gotten a group of movies offering a little something for everyone. Michael has really been the breakout hit, with a record-breaking $97 million domestic opening weekend for a biopic. It’s continued to hold strong and has now become the highest grossing musical biopic domestically, surpassing Bohemian Rhapsody. I’ve even noticed Michael Jackson songs climbing back up the charts, which says a lot about the staying power of the film and maybe even the potential for a sequel.

And to kick off Summer 2026 in style, The Devil Wears Prada 2 hit theaters in a big way. Already crossing $550 million worldwide, the sequel has reminded everyone just how beloved the original film was and how fun it is spending time again with Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci.

Now with a big portion of 2026 already in the books, the health of the movie industry is looking really strong. The box office is currently running about 16% ahead of 2025, and summer is only getting started.

And what’s ahead looks stacked: The Mandalorian and Grogu launches the summer blockbuster run this weekend, followed by Scary Movie 6, Disclosure Day, Toy Story 5, Supergirl, Moana, The Odyssey, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

That’s a pretty incredible lineup, and there will probably be a few surprise hits along the way too.

04/27/2026

The Michael Jackson film scored the top launch ever for a biopic domestically after passing up 'Oppenheimer,' as well as the best global opening for a music biopic, after overcoming the biggest divide between audiences and critics in recent memory.

04/22/2026

Fresh off CinemaCon 2026, we’re back at Pecan Pie Productions energized by everything happening in the movie industry right now.

CinemaCon always delivers excitement, but this year felt different. The studios presented a polished view of what’s ahead, but more importantly, it aligned with what we’re seeing in the real world.

The momentum is real.

From the Dune preview to the continued strength of Super Mario, paired with the excitement around Avengers and the success of Project Hail Mary, the industry is finding its rhythm again.

And it’s happening at the right time. Summer 2026 is already here, with a strong slate ahead.

Beyond the box office, the audience trends are just as encouraging. Gen Z is showing up to theatres in a meaningful way, and PG rated films are seeing a resurgence, in many cases outperforming PG 13 releases.

For an industry often criticized for being slow to adapt, this feels like real movement.

The shift toward younger audiences is happening, and it’s bringing new energy into theatres.

We’re excited about what this means for theatre owners, advertisers, and the future of the big screen experience.

03/02/2026

The Spyglass pic's franchise-best launch gives David Ellison's Paramount-Skydance additional reason to celebrate after prevailing in its bid to buy Warner Bros. Discovery when Netflix bowed out.

02/25/2026

The Disney mega-blockbuster was already the top-grossing Hollywood pic of 2025 at both the worldwide and international box office — not to mention becoming the No. 1 animated studio pic of all time.

02/25/2026

The Boxoffice Podium Forecasting the Top 3 Movies at the Domestic Box Office | February 27 – March 1, 2026 Week 9 | February 27 – March 1, 2026 1. Scream 7Paramount Pictures | NEWOpening Weekend Range: $45M – $55M Pros Cons As for opening weekend, here’s how all the previous entries in the t...

02/24/2026

Is everyone ready for winter to end yet? With how cold it’s been this season, we have a feeling our east coast contingent in particular is nodding decisively right now. Hang in there - we’re almost through it!

Winter, particularly as the calendar hits mid-January, can typically be a frosty period at the movies. But this year has not been as chilly as recent years; in fact, it’s been super encouraging. Aided by the long legs of Avatar, Zootopia, The Housemaid, and Marty Supreme, January 2026 was way stronger than last year and the best January we’ve had since 2020. That’s massive!

Wuthering Heights and GOAT have delivered some nice February numbers, and this month’s Super Bowl ads showed that the real heavy hitters are coming right at us. Scream 7 will jump scare us (in a good way) this weekend, while Hoppers looks to build off the kid-friendly success of GOAT next weekend. Project Hail Mary and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie are fast approaching in early spring, and before we know it we’ll be getting ready for the summer blockbusters to lift off.

If I sound optimistic, it’s because I am! For both the domestic box office and Pecan Pie Productions, 2025 outperformed 2024. And for both the domestic box office and Pecan Pie Productions, 2026 so far is outpacing 2025. The results are there, and I strongly believe that it will continue that way!

Don’t get left behind while other businesses are investing in the big screen action! It may seem quiet right now (though may I repeat that the results indicate otherwise…) but before long Super Mario, Minions, Toy Story, Spider-Man, Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey, Dune Part 3, and The Avengers will be rocking our world. Our business is thriving, and our local advertising partners are seeing results. Don’t let yourself get lost in the shuffle!

02/23/2026

Elsewhere, Baz Luhrmann's new Elvis Presley concert wows as faith-based sequel 'I Can Only Imagine 2' is graced with an A+ CinemaScore. Glen Powell's 'How to Make a Killing,' however, needs to find a new career and 'Psycho Killer' gets murdered.

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