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After selling some 8.5 million shares on Tuesday, AMC has announced at-the-market sales of an additional 11.55 million shares. The share price is not getting beating up as much as you might think.
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After other recent media mergers and acquisitions, the leading streaming company, Netflix, has been left without a marriage.
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"High Noon" was an improbable candidate for best western in movie history. Yet it tops the list, according to the American Film Institute.
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A 24/7 Tempo analysis shows that "Mars Needs Moms" is the biggest flop in Hollywood history.
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The 1970s breathed new life into the American film industry. It saw the birth of the blockbuster and the “Star Wars” phenomenon. It saw the groundbreaking pioneers of the “New Hollywood” come...
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In a 24/7 Tempo analysis, the best R-rated movie ever made is "The Godfather," the crime drama starring Marlon Brando.
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This movie theater operator's share price is wildly high, considering its prospects. Who stands to gain from such moves?
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It is unclear whether sponsors will receive a refund or credit from the International Olympic Committee if the Tokyo Olympic games are canceled.
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"E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" was the biggest box office hit of the 1980s, an era when action flicks and major franchises grabbed hold of audiences.
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According to audiences and critics alike, “Goldfinger,” released in 1964, is considered the best James Bond film.
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Recent changes in the streaming media industry leave Apple TV+ far back in the pack of services, and in a position from which it cannot recover.
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The fact that the top-grossing film so far this year has made just $96 million domestically shows just how badly the movie industry has been crippled.
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The state where people watch the most television is small and fairly rural. Soap operas are popular there.
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The worst movie starring Meryl Streep is a 2007 war drama focused on the U.S. involvement in Iraq that also starred Tom Cruise and was directed by Robert Redford.
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The biggest box office hit of the 2000s starred Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana and Sigourney Weaver and its director was James Cameron.
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