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- TOP 50 The Boxoffice. Fuson, Brian // Hollywood Reporter -- International Edition;11/20/2001, Vol. 370 Issue 49, p91
Presents a chart depicting the top 50 motion pictures boxoffice in the U.S. as of November 2001. Films; Distributors; Weekend gross in 3-day; Average change over prior weekend.
- Season's Greetings: Bang! // Time;12/20/1971, Vol. 98 Issue 25, p82
The article reports that several motion pictures would be released during Christmas in the U.S. including "Macbeth," "Dirty Harry," and "Diamonds Are Forever."
- 'Training' hanging tough against 'Bandits' rivalry. Cels, Roger // Hollywood Reporter -- International Edition;10/16/2001, Vol. 370 Issue 24, p84
Reports on the domestic performance of motion pictures in the United States for the week of October 3-9, 2001. Competition between 'Training Day' and 'Bandits'; Ranks of 'Corky Romano' and 'Iron Monkey'; Gross for 'Don't Say a Word.'
- TOP 50 The Boxoffice. Fuson, Brian // Hollywood Reporter -- International Edition;10/16/2001, Vol. 370 Issue 24, p85
Presents the top 50 films in the box office in the United States for the week of October 3-9, 2001. 'Training Day'; 'Bandits'; 'Corky Romano'; 'Serendipity.'
- Sam's Best Movies of 2013 (Guest Voice). // Moderate Voice;1/9/2014, p13
The article focuses on the best movies in the U.S. with over 123 releases for the year 2013.
- In a storm, arthouse biz needs some rainmakers. DiOrio, Carl // Variety;4/29/2002, Vol. 386 Issue 11, p9
Talks about the release of specialty motion pictures in the U.S. in 2002. Number of films that were in release during the April 19 weekend; Several film distributors in the U.S.
- 4TH QUARTER MAESTROS. // Daily Variety;11/17/2010, Vol. 309 Issue 33, pA10
The article lists the motion picture releases from several motion picture production companies in the fourth quarter of 2010 in the U.S. which include Paramount Pictures Corp., Walt Disney Co., and Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp.
- GAULS GOBBLE PICS. // Daily Variety;5/30/2012, Vol. 315 Issue 41, p9
The article reports on the move of film distributors Metropolitan Filmexport, Wild Bunch SA and Mars to buy high-profile and bigger-budgeted U.S. motion pictures such as "Hunger games," "The Butler," and "Foxcatcher" at the Cannes Film Market in 2012.
- Box Office To Retail in Three Months. Gruenwedel, Erik // Home Media Magazine;2/28/2011, Vol. 33 Issue 9, p6
The article reports that movie studios are slowly reducing the window for the theatrical release of new films, setting three months as the window for new retail releases.
