Sentences with phrase «money than any other film»

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As the Sony hack continues to prove, with cyber crime, more than money is at stake — besides the PR catastrophe, the threat to some jobs and leaks of unreleased films and other IP, employees and their families have had their medical data exposed and are receiving personal threats.

However, despite releasing more films than any other major studio, Lionsgate earned the bulk of that money from just one title: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, which has collected over $ 850 million to date.

He nails the time period, the locations are perfect, the young actors are amazing (not over or underplaying anything), the cadence is on the money, and the adults are much more genuine and sincere than they have been in other W.A. films.

His Harry Potter films have generated more money than just about any other movie franchise.

The Buzz: The first two «Pirates» films made buckets of money — despite scathing reviews, in the case of the second installment — so there's no reason to expect «At World's End» to be anything other than a tentpole picture for Disney all summer long.

Fox gave Bryan Singer money to finish the longer version, so there's no noticeable difference in the new footage, and the film looks and sounds excellent, though some sequences look more digitally shot than others.

Other than the fact that they spend a lot more money making a film than a TV show, the work is pretty much the same.

Is it shooting fish in a barrel to put «The Emoji Movie,» a film for children that had no aspirations at any point in its creation other than to milk money out of those children's parents, so high on this list?

4 Still others see Marge as the moral center of the film, suggesting that it is her very morality that gives her the ability to love and empathise, but also the capacity for shame — something sorely lacking in most of characters.5 The thing that Marge «just can't understand,» in her brief conversation with Grimsrud, is this: «There's more to life than a little money.

While Diaz is on the money as the film's «straight man» of sorts, this is really Leslie Mann's chance to shine as a lead comedienne in an effort that should make film producers other than Judd Apatow take note of her talent.

Rogen and Banks play roommates who can't figure out any other means of coming up with money for the rent and utilities other than shooting their own porn film.

For my money, Jennifer Jason Leigh is, with due respect to her predecessors, the first truly great actress to have a major part in a Tarantino film, and as eager as the other characters are to use her as a punching bag, she's more than that; she's a skilled, tough player in this game of elimination who uses every card she holds (or can make the other players think she holds).

There really is no other Godzilla or monster film that takes such a somber tone or executes its goal so well with the exception of King Kong (most of the later movies likely didn't have a goal, really, other than «let's make some more money»).