The stock rose 3.17%, up 89 cents to $28.95 in trading Tuesday following a price target upgrade from Matthew Harrigan of Wunderlich Securities from $28 to $34 and Doug Creutz of Cowen & Co. increasing his quarterly earnings estimate to 47 cents a share from 37 cents for the fourth quarter ended March 31. It was the latest in a string of Wall Street upgrades fueled by confidence that Lionsgate can replicate the success of the first "The Hunger Games" movie and the "Twilight" franchise.