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Review: Amira & Sam

PLOT: An Army Veteran struggles to find his way as a civilian again, which is further complicated when he becomes involved with an Iraqi immigrant who is faced with the possibility of deportation. REVIEW: With all the controversy over AMERICAN...
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2015 Disney Preview!

Disney had an absolute bang-up year for 2014, taking 2nd overall of the market share with 15.6% with $1.6 billion in ticket sales. Their Marvel films, GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY and CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER were the top earners,...
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2015 Sony Pictures Preview!

Well, Sony certainly had a tumultuous year in 2014, both at the box office and in the headlines. The studio took a massive beating from critics and fans alike for THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2, but evened things out with 22...
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2015 Paramount Pictures Preview!

Paramount had a pretty good year for 2014, most notably because of some rampaging Transformers, a squad of mutated Turtles, and a Christopher Nolan space epic, taking 6th place with 10.2 percent of the Market Share and a box office...
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2015 Universal Pictures Preview!

Universal had a decent year in 2014, having slipped a few spots from 2013’s hold, taking 5th place in the overall market share with 10.8% and $1.1 Billion in ticket sales. NEIGHBORS and RIDE ALONG were their primary moneymakers, with...
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2015 Fox Preview!

20th Century Fox had a stellar year in 2014, taking the top spot for studio market share with 17.3% and $1.7 Billion in ticket sales. With hits like X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST, DAWN OF THE PLANET OF THE APES,...
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