To say Spielberg ruined movies, you have to pretend that everyone from Cecil B. DeMille to D.W. Griffith didn't exist and then pretend that there were lines around the block for Barbara Loden's Wanda until one man deviously showed the world that sharks are pretty cool.
#DisclosureDay has earned $6.5M in previews, putting it on track for a $35M opening weekend at the box office.
On a $115M budget (plus $80M in marketing), some box office analysts predict Spielberg’s film would need to open with $50M to justify its cost — and make $300M globally to be profitable.
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Presenting a new series here at the Khalil Collective: Our Tubi Pick of the week. A curation of films streaming for free, that exemplify the values we hold dearest as an organization: 1/4
Why Tubi? Its rich selection and price point of zero is in alignment with our belief that great art should be made accessible to all. Our first pick of the week is Floyd Mutrux’s under appreciated gem “Aloha, Bobby and Rose.” 3/4
Did you know a Palestinian man is responsible for designing some of the world's most iconic symbols?
The "no smoking sign," the male-female bathroom sign – and so, so much more.
Today marks the launch of the trailer – and the kickstarter – to make this film a reality:
The American Archive of Public Broadcasting, to their eternal glory, have digitized more than 7,000 public radio and television programs from 1940 to the present.
It's a treasure trove of historic newsreels, interviews, speeches, and more.
Dive in here.
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Gen Z is reviving DVDs and Blu-rays, with local video rental shops reporting record months and membership numbers as young people embrace physical media.
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