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Top 10 Trippy-Psychedelic Movies for the Holiday Season 🍄 These outstanding films will ensure that your holidays are far from ordinary, whether it be through captivating visuals or unanticipated storylines. https://bit.ly/3G4OBdF

"The allure of cinema is not just in the stories it tells but also in the storytelling itself" Movies about moviemaking provide a fascinating glimpse into the world behind the camera. Here are some compelling films that delve into the art of moviemaking: https://lnkd.in/epe8ijR2

Who among you have seen the movie - "Inside out". It is also listed in the top must watch top 10 animated movies category. Recently, its part two has been released and it is more exciting than the previous one, as new emotios have joined the headquarters ( those who have seen part 1 wil know which headquarters I am talking about). If you want to read the review of the movie before engaing yourself into it, kindly check it out here - https://lnkd.in/eJZd-VsD #movieReview #relax #LearnTocCntrolemotions #Inisdeout2 #PixarMovies

Movies About Moviemaking: A Cinematic Mirror https://ow.ly/9qXT50S8fMg

DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE secured $38.5 million from domestic previews on Thursday, the biggest ever for an R-rated film and the 8th largest in history -- just behind AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR's $39 million. The Marvel Studios event crossover film from The Walt Disney Company remains set to slash its way to the biggest box office opening in history for an R-rated pic and represents a highly optimistic turning point for the broader Marvel Cinematic Universe. The film is now estimated to earn at least $175-180 million, with growing potential to reach $200 million or more by weekend's end. Thanks as always to Sarah Whitten for including some of my thoughts in her latest for CNBC. Of course, “Deadpool & Wolverine” is also an important release for the overall Marvel Cinematic Universe. Disney has “eased off the gas pedal” and planned fewer releases in the series that drove the global box office for more than a decade, said Shawn Robbins, founder and owner of Box Office Theory. He said Disney is trying to right the ship after a series of theatrical missteps and poor box office hauls, as well as a deluge of streaming content that overcrowded the market and overwhelmed even the MCU’s biggest fans. “Ultimately, as much as this is a Marvel movie, it may be viewed equally as a midsummer action comedy that stars personalities and brands that die-hard fans and casual viewers love,” said Robbins. “Reynolds and Jackman are a grand slam duo given their respective pop culture presences and friendly back-and-forth across social media and interviews. There’s also a genuine curiosity about how the MCU’s first R-rated film will play out and hold to the qualities which made the first two Deadpool films and [Jackman’s 2017 Wolverine film] ‘Logan’ so popular.” Box Office Theory Paul Dergarabedian #DeadpoolAndWolverine #Disney #Marvel #MCU #Deadpool #Wolverine #BoxOffice #movies #cinema #theaters #film #entertainment #trending #trendingnews #trendingtopic #trendingonlinkedin

Bright Lights, Big City: How Cincinnati’s Growing Film Industry Creates Opportunities for Local Talent Moving to L.A. to realize a dream of working on a major film is a stretch for many. But with films moving productions to Cincinnati, the chances of getting a role as an extra here can make it a reality. History has shown that all the lights and cameras tend to be concentrated in the rolling hills of Los Angeles, a far cry away from the Midwest charm of Cincinnati. However, due in large part to government initiatives and the hard work of various individuals and organizations, producing Hollywood films in Cincinnati has become a regular occurrence in recent years. According to Schlotman and Film Cincinnati, between 2019 and 2022, feature films and television shows brought in a total economic impact of $258 million to the Cincinnati region. During that same period, an estimated 1,873 jobs were created from these film productions. This demonstrates not only the impact these opportunities create for local talent but also for the local economy as a whole. “If we don’t bring the work, people don’t have the work. We try to create these opportunities for those working in film.” Schlotman hopes her team can continue bringing in work using the Ohio tax credit, and looks forward to when that investment is increased. The Ohio tax credit is a refundable tax credit on production cast and crew wages, plus other eligible in-state spending. Essentially, any money spent by a film production in Ohio gets a tax credit for their expenses. https://lnkd.in/g8TY6KPn

According to this recent CNBC article, the highly anticipated "Deadpool and Wolverine" movie has smashed records with an astounding $205 million opening weekend, making it one of the biggest box office hits of the year. https://lnkd.in/eQq9wnde #Deadpool #Wolverine #BoxOffice #Marvel #Movies #Cinema #USFS #FinancialPlanning #USFinancialServices

According to this recent CNBC article, the highly anticipated "Deadpool and Wolverine" movie has smashed records with an astounding $205 million opening weekend, making it one of the biggest box office hits of the year. https://lnkd.in/eapQs8ai #Deadpool #Wolverine #BoxOffice #Marvel #Movies #Cinema #USFS #FinancialPlanning #USFinancialServices

Guy Burbidge: “It’s the first time since 2017 that a superhero film won’t be in the top three movies of the year” This year in cinema has been unlike any other. Records have been broken both locally and globally. We witnessed a resurgence in genre filmmaking which saw the box office driven by one of the most diverse slates from studios and distributors spanning action, family, comedy, horror, and even concert films resulting in the top ten films of the year so far comprising of five different genres. Brands have also capitalised on another strong year, with Cinema outperforming the market with the latest SMI data (Jan – Sept) reporting a 4.5% uplift in ad spend, the second highest YOY channel increase after Outdoor. Read the 2023 cinema recap from our Managing Director Guy Burbidge on Mediaweek Australia via the link below. #ValMorgan #Mediaweek

New Substack post, reflecting on the pleasure of watching films in Parisian cinemas + the value of watching the movies of yesteryear. -- Even if there is more media content being produced at this moment in history than ever before, there is always a value in going back into the past. People then faced many of the same issues that we do now, but saw them through different lenses. We get a window into the values systems of past generations, something which helps us to better understand our own reality. The world of today comes into sharp relief when taken in comparison to the past. The past is something we are connected to on a deep level since it was previous generations that formed our politics, our cultures, our families and more. It’s a pleasure to be a film lover in Paris because there is incredible variety of cinema. The commercial chains show new releases from all over the world, and many cinemas screen films from all eras. On any given night in Paris, you can see an award-winner from Cannes, a Hollywood blockbuster, a documentary from Iran, the original Alien, or an “overly-schematic” Stanley Kubrick film like Full Metal Jacket. The cinemas vary in quality, with some being very run-down, but all are managed from a place of love for the medium.