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The box office summer season kicked off with Universal’s release of the Ryan Gosling-Emily Blunt action comedy “The Fall Guy.” Despite high expectations, the movie only managed to bring in $3.15M from showtimes starting at 5 p.m. and Wednesday advance screenings. The film is projected to earn around $35M to $40M by the end of
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AMC Entertainment’s decision to take Taylor Swift’s concert film, “The Eras Tour,” directly to theaters during a time when cinemas were struggling due to the ongoing pandemic was a bold and strategic move. By bypassing traditional studios and utilizing Taylor Swift’s massive social media following, AMC was able to generate significant revenue and attract a
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Transformers One, originally scheduled to hit theaters on September 13, has been pushed back to September 20. This decision was made to distance the movie from the highly anticipated Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, which is expected to dominate the September box office. The move also avoids a clash with DreamWorks Animation/Universal’s Wild Robot, ensuring that two major
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As the film industry gears up for another exciting weekend, the buzz surrounding 20th Century Studios’ Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is reaching a fever pitch. Industry experts are predicting an impressive opening weekend box office range of $54 million-$61 million. This forecast, courtesy of tracking service Quorum, showcases the overwhelming interest in
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In its second week, Late Night With The Devil topped the specialty market and became the seventh highest-grossing film. This Australian horror film by Colin and Cameron Cairnes tells the story of a 1970s talk show host whose Halloween night broadcast takes a sinister turn. Starring David Dastmalchian, the film grossed $2.2 million on 1,442
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Cineworld Group, the second-largest theater circuit in the world, has recently announced the completion of its executive team following the appointment of CEO Eduardo Acuna in 2023 after emerging from bankruptcy. The addition of key executives such as CFO Thomas Song, HR head Ben Hill, general counsel John Henrich, president of Cineworld International Javier Sotomayor,