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Box Office Hit:-  2012

Box Office Hit:- 2012

A global cataclysm brings about the end of the world in 2012.       User Review:- I am a serious movie buff. Not just because I watch a ton… Read more »

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‘Paranormal’ is Breaking

‘Paranormal’ is Breaking

‘Paranormal’ Now the Most Profitable Film Ever Even if its spectacular run ebbs this weekend, Paramount’s spooky hit has proven to be a game-change “This will definitely echo around the… Read more »

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Review: Sixth Harry Potter All Dating and Darkness!

Review: Sixth Harry Potter All Dating and Darkness!

Review in a Hurry: Ominous things are afoot as Harry, Ron and Hermione return to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. But it’s all the snogging—along with a thickening plot,… Read more »

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Half-Blood Prince Crowns Brüno

Half-Blood Prince Crowns Brüno

Harry Potter ruled. Bruno decided damnation. The weekend box office was the domain of Prince Harry Potter and the Half-Blood, which followed the large opening Wednesday with $ 79.5 million… Read more »

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Star Trek Gets Even Bigger!

Star Trek Gets Even Bigger!

Now, that’s how you live long and prosper.  A bigger-than-expected Sunday box office delivered Star Trek a $75.2 million opening weekend, per final numbers today from Exhibitor Relations. That gross… Read more »

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Wahlberg tops US box office chart

Wahlberg tops US box office chart

Action movie Max Payne, starring Mark Wahlberg, topped the US box office with takings of $18m (£10.2m), beating Oliver Stone’s political movie W. W, which is based on President George… Read more »

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Not a Great Premiere Knight

Not a Great Premiere Knight

Rider redo got off to a slow start last night, scoring only 7.3 million viewers, Nielsen Media Research estimates said. On a Wednesday night last September, the same network’s Bionic… Read more »

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Bangkok’ Not-So Dangerous

Bangkok’ Not-So Dangerous

The fall box office sure fell all right. After a $4 billion-grossing summer, Hollywood slogged through its worst weekend of the year, per studio estimates compiled today by Exhibitor Relations…. Read more »

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