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  • Why HBO Max Can Trim Its Movie Catalog Without Losing Its Competitive Edge | Charts

    “Batgirl” probably could’ve stayed, but the Warner Bros. Discovery streaming service does has some room to cut its film selection

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  • How ‘The Woman King’ Can Turn Strong $19 Million Launch Into a Long Box Office Run

    The Sony film had a better than expected debut but profitability depends on turning word-of-mouth (and a rare A+ CinemaScore) into ticket sales

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  • ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ Storms This Week’s Streaming Movie Ranker With No. 1 Debut | Chart

    Disney+ also nabbed the second-place position with its live-action “Pinnochio”

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  • Where Are the Sales? Why This Year’s Toronto Film Festival Market Slowed to a Crawl

    Streamers are MIA, traditional buyers are cautious — and the film that sparked the biggest deal didn’t even play in the festival

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  • Inside Focus’ $30 Million Deal for Alexander Payne’s ‘The Holdovers’

    The film from Miramax that reunites the director with his “Sideways” star Paul Giamatti will get a global theatrical release next year

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  • Will There Be Enough Box Office Hits This Fall to Top Last Year, Let Alone 2019?

    Another boom period is coming for theaters, but it will take some time to arrive

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  • ‘Woman King,’ ‘Moonage Daydream’ Try to Turn Festival Acclaim Into Box Office Success

    Two of TIFF’s most popular films will need to build buzz among a wider audience this weekend

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  • ‘The Woman King’ Dilemma: How Do You Market a Female, Black African Action Drama?

    Sony is opening the film in 3,000 theaters — but there’s never been a genre like this

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  • Toronto Film Festival Market Preview: Expect Bigger Sales for Smaller Movies

    Distributors are eager to be back in person and have a need for content, but many of the film festival’s buzziest titles lean very indie

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  • Say Goodbye to the Dream of Endless Streaming Content | Analysis

    For years, streamers touted the fantasy of unlimited choice. But Netflix and HBO Max’s purges of movies and shows suggest a different model

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  • Why George Miller’s ‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’ Tanked at the Box Office

    The “Mad Max Fury Road” director’s art-house film starring Tilda Swinton and Idris Elba opened to just $2.9 million against a $60 million production budget

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  • Matt Galsor Talks Going From Roger Corman B-Movies to Being Tom Cruise’s ‘Maverick’ Attorney

    Office With a View: The deal broker says “it was a total accident” starting with the low-budget shop before going on to rep Hollywood’s biggest names

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    Matt Galsor Talks Going From Roger Corman B-Movies to Being Tom Cruise’s ‘Maverick’ Attorney

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  • New Warner Bros. Movies No Longer Guaranteed to Stream on HBO Max After 45 Days

    The move marks yet another reversal of former WarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar’s strategy

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  • Why Warner Bros. Killed ‘Batgirl’: Taxes, Cutting Losses and a Strategic Pivot

    The DC superhero film intended for HBO Max won’t be released theatrically or on streaming

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  • How the ‘Tomb Raider’ Movie Rights Slipped Away From MGM (Exclusive)

    The studio lost the property after a May 1 deadline to start cameras rolling came and went

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