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That #Gentleminions Meme Helped Double the Gen Z Audience for ‘Minions: The Rise of Gru’
Goosed by a TikTok trend, data shows that teen moviegers drove the animated sequel’s record-breaking $125 million opening
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‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ Expected to Lift Box Office to New Heights With $170 Million-Plus Opening
Taika Waititi’s Marvel film is expected to top last weekend’s $125 million launch of “Minions 2”
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Family Box Office Is Back and 3 More Lessons From ‘Minions’ Sequel’s Record $125 Million Debut
The success of “Sonic 2” wasn’t a fluke, while Pixar’s “Lightyear” crashed all on its own
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Why ‘Minions: The Rise of Gru’ Can Succeed at the Box Office Where ‘Lightyear’ Failed
The “Despicable Me” prequel will reveal whether Pixar’s flop is indicative of larger struggles for animated family films
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Inside CAA’s $750 Million ICM Acquisition: What the Supersize Hollywood Agency Gains (and What ICM Loses)
Many veteran agents within ICM’s branding, independent film and unscripted TV departments have exited or won’t transition over
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‘The Black Phone’ Producer Jason Blum Laments Rising Film Budgets: ‘I Don’t Think It’s Good for Business’
Office With a View: “You can create better shows and movies when you keep costs down,” Blumhouse CEO tells TheWrap
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Jason Blum on How ‘The Black Phone’ Will Test Box Office for Original Horror Movies
“We know IP horror works, but we don’t know if original horror is working well,” the producer and Blumhouse founder says
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Why ‘Lightyear’ Failed to Lift Off: 6 Lessons From Pixar’s Meh $51 Million Opening
Disney’s streaming pivot might have had an impact, but tough blockbuster competition definitely did
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DNEG CEO on Killing SPAC Deal Amid Volatile Markets: ‘Why Would We Put Ourselves in Any Harm’s Way?’
“Nobody’s venturing out, because nobody knows what tomorrow will be in the investor world. So everybody’s cautious,” Namit Malhotra tells TheWrap
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Can Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s Film Careers Bounce Back After the Verdict?
TheWrap spoke with industry insiders who said Depp may work his way back, but Heard’s career may be lethally wounded
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Inside David Zaslav’s Overhaul of the Warner Bros. Movie Division | Analysis
The Warner Bros. Discovery CEO wants to run the studio “like an old-school film mogul,” a company insider tells TheWrap
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Is Cannes Back? Why a Wave of ‘Vibrant’ Film Sales Has Buyers ‘Very Happy’
Cannes 2022: “I’ve seen a confidence in their business, saying we’re buying, we need content, and what do you got,” Millennium’s Jeffrey Greenstein says
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Beyond Imax: Premium Movie Formats Are Looking for a Windfall as ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Takes Off
Even more than most blockbusters, companies like ScreenX see Tom Cruise’s fighter pilot thrill ride as a perfect fit for their screens
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Can ‘Downton Abbey: A New Era’ Finally Bring Seniors Back to Theaters?
Cinemas hope the return of the Crawleys can finally bring older moviegoers back despite steadily rising COVID-19 cases
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Cannes Film Market Seeks a New Normal as Buyers Anticipate Big Sales
TheWrap Cannes magazine: “I don’t want to say, ‘Let’s party like it’s 2019,’ but it does feel like it may be even more robust than that,” Bleecker Street’s Kent Sanderson says
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