Three other new high profile films flooded the box office this past weekend. Fighting was number three with $11.4 million, while Robert Downey Jr.'s drama The Soloist tried to keep up in fourth place with $9.7 million. Disneynature's Earth, while playing on half as many screens as its competitors, only managed to climb into the number five spot with $8.5 million. … [Read more...] about BOX OFFICE BEAT DOWN: Audiences Get Obsessed with $28.5 Million
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Mahesh Babu Tops The List Of Tollywood Actors Who Reign The Top 3 Spots At The Box Office
The romantic action film featured Bhoomika Chawla as the female lead. The 2008 film Jalsa directed by Trivikram Srinivas became the second movie of Pawan Kalyan to enter the box-office's top 3 list. Gabbar Singh directed by Harish Shankar in the year 2012 turned out to be a tremendous success at the theatres. Pawan, who essayed the role of a cop in the movie, was truly loved by the audience. Attarintiki Daredi released in 2013 became the fourth movie in the list. Directed by Trivikram Srinivas, the movie also featured Samantha Akkineni. … [Read more...] about Mahesh Babu Tops The List Of Tollywood Actors Who Reign The Top 3 Spots At The Box Office
Theater Owners Accuse Universal Of “Destructive Tendency” And Not Involving Circuits In ‘Trolls World Tour’ PVOD Decision
In the wake of their success with Trolls World Tour, Universal announced that its Judd Apatow-directed Pete Davidson comedy The King of Staten Island will be released in homes June 12, forgoing a June 19 theatrical release, which is when some movie theaters were planning to come back online as they head for a full-on opening in July. Uni isn’t the only ones doing this: Warner Bros is skipping theaters and going to straight to digital with their originally conceived theatrical release Scoob! on May 15. My Spy, from STX, is headed to Amazon, The Lovebirds from Paramount/MRC is going to Netflix, Artemis Fowl to Disney+, and the list grows. … [Read more...] about Theater Owners Accuse Universal Of “Destructive Tendency” And Not Involving Circuits In ‘Trolls World Tour’ PVOD Decision
France’s Cinemas To Re-Open Beginning June 22; Restaurants, Bars, Beaches From June 2 Amid Coronavirus Ease
Philippe added that as regards travel, from June 2 people will be able to journey from their homes to other pars of France with no mileage restriction. There will be a reevaluation on June 15 as to allowing visitors from outside the European Union. Within Europe, the government is “favorable” to opening borders from June 15 with no quarantine. … [Read more...] about France’s Cinemas To Re-Open Beginning June 22; Restaurants, Bars, Beaches From June 2 Amid Coronavirus Ease
Coping With COVID-19 Crisis: ‘The Present’ Sleight-Of-Hand Artist Helder Guimarães Transforms Homebound Audiences Into Awestruck Assistants
There’s a point about midway through the intermissionless 45-minute performance that you wouldn’t be surprised if Guimarães reached through the screen and pulled a coin from your ear. Awed, maybe, but not surprised. In this conversation with Deadline, Guimarães reveals, well, nothing, if you were hoping for how-he-does-it spoilers. But he does talk of adapting his art to a new New World, one marked by long-distance connections and unpredicted pathways to community. If nothing else, Guimarães and The Present, like Richard Nelson and New York’s Public Theater’s Zoomed play What Do We Need to Talk About?, suggest that the ways in which artists — performers, playwrights and other tricksters — will adapt to unforeseen demands are both unpredictable and certain. Just watch. … [Read more...] about Coping With COVID-19 Crisis: ‘The Present’ Sleight-Of-Hand Artist Helder Guimarães Transforms Homebound Audiences Into Awestruck Assistants
