
Going the Distance
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Director:
- Nanette Burstein
Writer:
- Geoff LaTulippe
Cast:
- Drew Barrymore
- Justin Long
- Christina Applegate
- Kristen Schaal
- Ron Livingston
- Charlie Day
- Rob Riggle
- Jason Sudeikis
- Natalie Morales
Official Site: http://going-the-distance.warnerbros.com/
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Fantasia/Fantasia 2000: Blu-ray The Sorcerer’s Apprentice: Blu-ray According to Disney legend, Dopey the Dwarf was originally pushed for the role in Fantasia that went to Mickey Mouse. Instead, Uncle Walt went with the established star, hoping the role would maintain Mickey’s high profile in movies. Although Dopey might have been an inspired choice, there’s no…
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Weekend Estimates – September 10-12, 2010 Title Distributor Gross (average) change Theaters Cume Resident Evil: Afterlife Sony 26.9 (8,390) New 3203 26.9 Takers Sony 5.9 (2,710) -45% 2191 47.9 The American Focus 5.7 (2,020) -57% 2833 28.2 Machete Fox 4.1 (1,520) -64% 2678 20.7 Going the Distance WB 3.8 (1,260) -45% 3030 14 The…
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Four Day Estimates| | | The American| 16.5| New| 19.6 Machete| 14.1| New| 14.1 Takers| 13.6| -47%| 40.1 The Last Exorcism| 8.7| -64%| 33.5 Going the Distance| 8.6| New| 8.6 The Expendables| 8.3| -46%| 93.9 The Other Guys| 6.6| -16%| 108 Eat Pray Love| 6.1| -29%| 70.2 Inception| 5.8| -6%| 278.4 Nanny McPhee Returns| 4.6|…
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Summer of Our Discontent Domestic box office for the summer season dropped 3% from 2009 on an estimated gross of $4.05 billion. On an even graver note admissions sank at least 10% and possibly as high as 12%. Following a fast start in early May, movie going appeared to lose steam mid-stream and though the…
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A trio of new national releases did little to bolster the overall picture with The American topping the charts with an estimated $13.1 million (all figures are for the 3-day portion of the holiday). It entered the weekend with an additional $3.1 million from a Wednesday pre-weekend launch.
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Labor Day Weekend… great for Telluride and Jerry Lewis… not so great for movie box office. The American with a gun and the Mexican with a Machete face off and Drew Barrymore will be a Distance fifth.
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The American (Three Stars) U.S.; Anton Corbijn, 2010 I like George Clooney. No off-color psychological speculations, please. What I like about him is the easy-going “good guy” way he plays the Hollywood game. I like his politics, his philanthropy, his unpretentious smarts, his good-natured jock style, his taste in movie scripts, his daring as a…
Read the full article » 1 Comment »Box Office Hell – September 2
It’s grindhouse versus rom-com over Labor Day weekend, as Machete tries to slash its way to the top of the charts over Drew Barrymore-led Going the Distance, leaving The American to battle it out for third with last week’s leftovers, Takers and The Last Exorcism.
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Change is good, although it’s not always easy to reinvent oneself. But New York filmmaker Nanette Burstein, a Best Documentary Feature Oscar nominee for On the Ropes (which she co-directed with Brett Morgen), doesn’t miss a step in her transition from nonfiction film to narrative features.
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