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Historic Gay Rom-Com or Force-Feeding ‘Cultural Vegetables’? Why Billy Eichner’s ‘Bros’ Has Divided the LGBTQ Community
“The film is asking them to reward it with a sense of prestige that it hasn’t necessarily earned,” one critic says of the film’s PR push
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Why the Film Industry Is Bracing for October’s Box Office to Be Down From 2021
“Black Adam” might lessen the blow, but this month’s lineup is going to be much weaker than last year’s mix of Bond, Marvel and “Dune”
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‘Hocus Pocus 2’ Delivers Double Win for Disney+ on This Week’s Streaming Movie Ranker | Charts
While the sequel lands at No. 1, its 1993 predecessor was the second-most streamed movie of last weekend
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Sony Hopes ‘Lyle Lyle Crocodile’ Will Be Next ‘Peter Rabbit’-Size Family Hit at Box Office
The $50 million adventure film is trying to attract families while David O. Russell’s “Amsterdam” hits theaters amidst poor reviews
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‘Avatar’ Re-Release’s $58 Million Success Is a Good Sign for Upcoming Sequel ‘Way of Water’
The Na’vi have gained a foothold with younger generations, and there’s a global demand to see James Cameron’s sequel in 3D
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‘Black Adam,’ ‘Halloween Kills’ Lead the Most Anticipated Movies of October | Chart
David O. Russell’s “Amsterdam” and Harry Styles-starrer “My Policeman” also make the Top 10 list
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‘Bros’ Flops at the Box Office – and the Marketing Didn’t Help | Analysis
Rival studios and analysts say that Hollywood’s first major LGBTQ rom-com “pigeonholed” itself within a genre that’s far from its heyday
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Warner Bros. Discovery’s DC Chief Is the Best Job in Hollywood That Nobody Wants
“A Kevin Feige doesn’t just appear,” an insider tells TheWrap
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How Gay Rom-Com ‘Bros’ and Horror Movie ‘Smile’ Will Kick Off Box Office Revival
Two more films with strong reviews will help weekend numbers inch upward from September’s 25-year low
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Worry, Darling: September Box Office Plummets to Worst Levels in 25 Years
For the first time since 9/11 decimated moviegoing, theaters did not see a film with an opening weekend of over $20 million
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Golden Globes Are Back on NBC – But Stars Are ‘Cautiously Assessing’ Whether They’ll Return
“Some will say, ‘Thanks but no thanks,’ some will say, ‘OK, let’s give them a shot,” veteran publicist Simon Halls says
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Stratagem Studios CEO Says Growing Local Production Talent Is a ‘Responsibility’
Office With a View: “You could put up a stage tomorrow and put a tax credit in place, but to mature your labor… that underpins all the rest,” Michael Cerenzie tells TheWrap
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How This Year’s Oscar Contenders Will Determine the Health of the Post-Pandemic Box Office
Critical darlings from “Tár” to “The Fabelmans” will show us if the industry will ever fully bounce back from the pandemic
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‘Do Revenge’ Leads Netflix’s Domination of the Top 10 Movies on Streaming | Chart
The new teen comedy bumps both “Thor: Love and Thunder” and “Pinocchio” on Disney+ to No. 2 and No. 3, respectively
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What ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ Faces at the Box Office After Months of Controversy
While unlikely to flop, Olivia Wilde’s thriller has had the most turbulent build-up imaginable ahead of its opening weekend
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