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  • The Short Oscar Season Was Tough for Hollywood, but Good for Box Office

    Best Picture favorites “1917” and “Parasite” were able to take advantage of the faster countdown to Oscar Sunday

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    February 10, 2020 @ 6:00 PM

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  • 5 Reasons Why ‘Birds of Prey’ Didn’t Take Flight at the Box Office

    Harley Quinn just might not be as popular as we thought

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  • Philanthropist Agnes Gund on Why She Sold a $100 Million-Plus Masterpiece to Fight Mass Incarceration | Video

    Sundance 2020: “Largely the reason is because I felt guilty,” Agnes Gund says

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  • Sundance 2020: Streamers Spent Big and Documentaries Are All the Rage

    Sundance 2020: “The headline for this festival is that the documentary moment has arrived,” producer Bryn Mooser says

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  • Can February’s Box Office Hit New Heights Without a ‘Black Panther’ or a ‘Deadpool’?

    “Birds of Prey” and “Sonic” hope to improve on last February’s dismal movie ticket sales

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  • Sundance 2020: Every Movie Sold So Far, From ‘Bad Hair’ to ‘Palm Springs’

    Sundance 2020: Following a festival sale record, some of the buzziest titles are getting scooped up

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    Sundance 2020: Every Movie Sold So Far, From ‘Bad Hair’ to ‘Palm Springs’

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  • First Look’s Michael Bloom and Topic’s Maria Zuckerman Talk ‘Homegrown Success’ of 10 Films at Sundance

    Sundance 2020: The media company has already made deals for documentaries “Mucho Mucho Amor” and “The Fight” out of the festival

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  • Why ‘Joker’ Is Having Last Laugh in the Face of Concerns About Violence

    “People will be trying to figure out what the cultural importance of that film is for years, maybe longer,” Darnell Hunt, UCLA dean of social sciences, tells TheWrap

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  • Sundance Lessons: How the Trump Era Has Focused Indie Filmmakers’ Lens

    Sundance 2020: A sense of loss in the Trump era and a longing for escape from our current reality suffused the festival

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  • Coronavirus Lockdown Cripples Chinese Box Office: Will Hollywood Movies Take a Hit?

    With cities on lockdown and cinemas closed to contain China’s epidemic, the box office lost its annual Lunar New Year boom

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    January 27, 2020 @ 4:40 PM

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  • Why Sundance Film Sales Are So, So Slow This Year (So Far)

    Sundance 2020: By Sunday afternoon, there’s been very little movement on the sales front

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  • Why Neon Is the Indie to Watch at Sundance After ‘Parasite’ and ‘Honeyland’

    Sundance 2020: Insiders think filmmakers are vying to work with the distributor even more than before

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  • Sundance 2020: 6 Things to Expect From Indie Film Sales Market

    Indie distributors and sales agents are expecting a “healthy” market with lots of activity and competition among buyers

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  • More Americans Than Ever Pay for 3 or More Streaming Services

    That trend may continue as 2020 unfolds, as Disney+ and a slew of new streaming services gain traction

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    January 20, 2020 @ 8:32 AM

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  • ‘Bad Boys for Life’ Shows How Important MLK Weekend Is for the Box Office

    It may not be as big as Memorial Day for theatrical business, but the box office can suffer if the January holiday doesn’t deliver

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    January 20, 2020 @ 7:00 AM

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