Sentences with phrase «sizable hit»

Families have been ignored the past month or so, which means this has a chance to be a pretty sizable hit.

«Superman» and its sequel were sizable hits in 1978 and 1981, but by 1987's «Superman IV: The Quest for Peace» — which grossed a dismal $ 15 million and change — the series, and the genre, had completely fizzled out.

Jeff Nichols» «Mud» ($ 21,590,086), Nat Faxon and Jim Rash's «The Way, Way Back» ($ 21,502,690) and Derek Cianfrance's «The Place Beyond The Pines» ($ 21,403,519) all turned into sizable hits after distributors Roadside Attractions, Fox Searchlight and Focus Features picked them up out of Cannes, Sundance and Toronto, respectively.

And if a European country does default on its bonds, creating a global banking crisis, U.S. shares could take a sizable hit — at least temporarily.

A sizable hit, it had the added advantage of introducing Kidman to Cruise, whom she married in December of 1990.

Critics were generally positive if somewhat divided, but the movie resonated with audiences, who made it a sizable hit.

So, while Derrickson's superhero epic is unlikely to go down as the MCU's biggest box office success, it's a sizable hit all the same.

As a result, it took the R - rated comedy's eventual VHS release for the film to only be seen, but to become a sizable hit — or, rather, a hit by any measure.

Don't get me wrong, I think the bondholders should take a sizable hit here.

But they do come with some negative consequences, which generally include a sizable hit to your credit score.

Almost immediately, the price of bitcoin took a sizable hit and the price of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) jumped to a new high as pro-fork users traded their BTC holdings for BCH.