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Marvel’s latest installment, *Thunderbolts*, has made headlines with a staggering global box office of $272.2 million in just two weekends, signaling to the industry that the superhero genre continues to thrive. However, behind this seemingly triumphant figure lies a troubling story of volatility and shifting audience sentiments. The 52% drop in international box office earnings
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The cinematic landscape has changed dramatically over the last decade, with blockbuster franchises commanding the box office like never before. Yet, even titans like Disney and Marvel Studios, which once held a monopoly on superhero narratives, are now grappling with serious challenges. The underwhelming performance of “Thunderbolts,” projected to dwindle to a $30 million take
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The recent announcement of the merger between Lotte Cinema and Megabox is generating palpable excitement across South Korea’s entertainment industry. Signed under the banner of Lotte Cultureworks and Megabox Joongang, this alliance aims to reshape the cinema landscape during a critical juncture in its evolution. South Korea’s box office has witnessed a post-pandemic dip, with
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Emerging from the storied halls of the Berlin International Film Festival, “The Strangers’ Case” is poised to make a significant cultural impact with its limited theatrical release on December 25, offering a unique opportunity for filmgoers to engage with meaningful storytelling. Directed by Brandt Andersen, this film stands as a testament to the power of
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In a world saturated with music documentaries, it takes something special to capture the audience’s attention. Utopia has proven once again that they possess this intangible quality with the release of Alex Ross Perry’s “Pavements.” This hybrid doc/mockumentary cleverly intertwines actual band history with an innovative film format that reflects the absurdity of the music
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