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Weekend releases shouldn’t topple ‘Captain America’

By NICOLAS RANSINANGUE
April 11, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, At the Movies, Blogs, Film

With the Spring season finally in swing, box office releases are beginning to roll out at a much higher rate. This weekend will have three major releases, all catering to different types of demographics. The main question is can any topple the behemoth that is Captain America: Winter Soldier? Rio 2 is the follow up […]

Weekend Box Office: ‘Captain America’ breaks April record

By ROBERT CALCAGNO
April 7, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, At the Movies, Blogs, Film

As long as the movie looks exciting, the release date won’t impact its ability to pull incredible numbers. Such is the case with Captain America: The Winter Soldier, which opened to a capital $95 million, is easily a new record for the month of April, over Fast Five ($86.2M in 2011). This also marks nearly […]

‘Captain America’ will dominate as only new release

By NICOLAS RANSINANGUE
April 4, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, At the Movies, Blogs, Film

Captain America: The Winter Soldier. That is all. There is only one nationwide release this weekend, and it’s a big one. The new Captain America film is yet another continuation of the impressive Marvel Universe that Disney has been able to create over the past couple years. Starring Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Samuel L. Jackson, […]

Comic book film enchants audience

By URACHA CHAIYAPINUNT
April 3, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, Film

New Marvel film Captain America: The Winter Soldier hits theaters Friday April 4.

Screen on Sound: Captain America, Under the Skin, and more

By LANDON MCDONALD AND NICOLAS RANSINANGUE
April 2, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, Film, Multimedia, Podcasts

In this week’s installment of Screen on Sound, Lifestyle writers Landon McDonald and Nicolas Ransinangue talk about the recent and upcoming movie releases, as well as what’s hot on TV.

Weekend Box Office: ‘Noah’ survives flood of new releases

By ROBERT CALCAGNO
March 31, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, At the Movies, Blogs, Film

Riding on a flood of controversy, Darren Aronofsky’s reinterpretation of the story of Noah and the Ark won the weekend with a strong $43.72M. While it was nothing compared to the controversy of The Passion of the Christ ten years ago, the intrigue of seeing this Biblical tale adapted for the big screen was enough […]

Weekends releases should topple ‘Divergent’s’ shaky dominance

By NICOLAS RANSINANGUE
March 28, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, At the Movies, Blogs, Film

The last weekend of March only comes with two major nationwide releases: Biblical epic Noah, featuring a star-studded cast led by Russell Crowe and Emma Watson, and Sabotage, featuring ex-governor Arnold Schwarzenegger in yet another action role. While both films should do well at the box office this weekend, expect Noah to claim the number […]

Screen on Sound: Noah, Game of Thrones and more

By LANDON MCDONALD AND NICOLAS RANSINANGUE
March 25, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, Film, Multimedia, Podcasts

In this week’s installment of Screen on Sound, Lifestyle writers Landon McDonald and Nicolas Ransinangue talk about the recent and upcoming movie releases, as well as what’s hot on TV.

Weekend Box Office: ‘Divergent’ separates self from pack

By ROBERT CALCAGNO
March 25, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, At the Movies, Blogs, Film

While she was no Bella or Katniss, Divergent’s Tris Prior managed her debut just fine. The latest young adult fantasy adaptation from Lionsgate, Divergent, opened to a commendable $54.6M over the weekend. While that’s lower than Twilight’s $69.6M and nowhere near The Hunger Games’ record-breaking $152.5M opening in 2012, it’s still a great launch for […]

Weekend releases shouldn’t topple reign of ‘300’

By NICOLAS RANSINANGUE
March 15, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, At the Movies, Blogs, Film

A lack of major nationwide releases should make for a slow weekend at the box office, with just two major players heading off for the top spot. Between Need for Speed, the action-thriller adapted from the video game franchise, and Tyler Perry’s Single Moms Club, expect a slow weekend at the box office. It seems […]

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