Ubisoft's own attempts at box office gold have been somewhat less successful.
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Now that Dune has Oscar Isaac, the movie is certifiable box office gold.
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But Disney is not the only media company mining its past for box office gold.
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"Black Panther" brought more people of color into the Marvel Cinematic Universe and struck box office gold.
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But there&aposs another prize that movie studios likely hope for during Oscar season: box-office gold.
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Godzilla has mined box-office gold since the early 1950s, partly by channelling the anxieties of successive eras.
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Bible said Cameron, who has been nothing short of box office gold, is one of the film's strongest assets.
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The man's golden touch turns even the silliest action franchise such as Fast and the Furious into box-office gold.
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That's not a formula for box office gold, unsurprisingly, but a bronze medalist with a blue streak is worth something, too.
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Terry Brooks's original "Shannara" trilogy predates much of the name-brand fantasy fiction that has been turned into box-office gold lately.
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These films are proof that women of color are box office gold, creating and starring in movies that people truly want to see.
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Probably not, but "Joker's" influence will still be felt, especially if it goes beyond box-office gold and snags some Oscar gold in February.
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A notch down, put Charlize Theron, Sandra Bullock, and Scarlett Johansson in the right flick and you have a decent shot at box office gold.
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Twentieth Century Fox is betting R marks the spot for box office gold, as theaters grow more packed with superhero movies, and a maturing audience demands edgier content.
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It is 1937 and they are box office gold, but complain about being poorly paid and exploited by producer Hal Roach, to whom they are both under contract.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Oscar-nominated dramedy "Green Book" has turned Hollywood awards race publicity into more box-office gold than each of the seven other films in the best-picture contest.
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Between the lines: This year's ratings should be better than expected because the pictures with the most nominations were box office gold, Comscore senior media analyst Paul Dergarabedian told Axios' Sara Fischer.
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Now, more than two decades later, some of the show's young fans are entering their creative primes in Hollywood and strip-mining their childhood enthusiasm in hopes of striking box office gold.
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Mitt Romney didn't cause any ruckus after his defeat four years ago, and even if he had, he was Mitt Romney: a decent man and an able public servant but hardly box-office gold.
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After the premiere, he said from the stage that he was advised not to even try making it, since the subject matter — the slave rebellion led by Nat Turner — wasn't exactly box office gold.
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You think about the odds of someone making the leap from soft porn to box office gold like he had; even someone who worked hard and made sacrifices and stuck with it and jumped through the right hoops and was super shrewd and all that.
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Ms. Jean started singing for an audience when she was quite young, first appearing on local radio in her native Scranton, Pa. She was trained as a coloratura soprano and brought a ringing, nimble voice and a crowd-pleasing wholesomeness to the many musicals in which she appeared at a time in Hollywood when child stars like Shirley Temple and Micky Rooney were box-office gold.
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Lee, Hoo-nam (1 September 2009). "National ski team schusses to glory, box office gold" . Korea JoongAng Daily.Han, Lisa (1 November 2009).
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He is the author of two books on film making. Leipzig is credited with pioneering the art of turning nature documentaries into "box office gold" by upgrading the production values and voice over narrative.
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With McCarthy being called "box office gold," The Heat grossed $229 million worldwide. McCarthy co-wrote the script for the movie Tammy, which was released on July 2, 2014. McCarthy's character loses her job and her car, and then learns that her husband has been unfaithful.
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It received generally positive reviews; critics particularly praised the film's narrative and performances of the star cast. Critically and commercially successful, the film grossed at the box office. Gold also became the first Bollywood film to be released in Saudi Arabia. It was also released in Chinese theatres on 13 December 2019.
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Until that film, most Warner Bros. stories originated from current events and major news stories, with the notable exceptions of George Arliss's earlier biographical films Disraeli, Alexander Hamilton, and Voltaire. The sudden success of Pasteur gave Warner's "box office gold", notes Osborne. Muni won an Oscar for his performance (as had Arliss for his performance in Disraeli six years earlier).
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By the mid-1950s the Abbott and Costello films were no longer box-office gold. With concurrent film and television appearances, they suffered from overexposure, and were further eclipsed by Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, who were the hot entertainment commodity of the 1950s that Abbott and Costello had been a decade earlier. After failing to come to terms with the team, Universal dropped their movie contract in 1955. In the early 1950s, troubles with the Internal Revenue Service forced both men to sell their large homes and the rights to some of their films.
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"Isherwood, Charles."Over at Sun Records, Whole Lotta Rock History Goin’ On" The New York Times, April 12, 2010 In a summary of the Broadway reviews, the Backstage reviewer noted: "When the curtain call is the most exciting part of a show, it's definitely a problem. Such is the case with "Million Dollar Quartet", the latest attempt to turn pop nostalgia into Broadway box-office gold." The New York Magazine reviewer commented "The actors—all four of them crackerjack singers and musicians—distill the essence of their real-life counterparts without succumbing to excessive caricature.
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In 2014, he staged a new production of Raymond Divertissements with Irina Kolpakova. At the time that he took over, ABT was $5.7 million dollars in debt and on the brink of collapse. Revitalizing the repertoire with new versions of The Nutcracker and Don Quixote, the company's fortunes were further strengthened by the arrival of Paloma Herrera and Angel Corella whose performances proved box-office gold. Adopting a new guest-star strategy, McKenzie gathered the strongest roster of male ballet stars in the world to continue the company's box-office success.
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Anna M. M. Vetticad of Firstpost gave one star out of five and opined it was "a vehicle for claims of universal male victimhood, better disguised than its co- producer and co-writer Luv Ranjan's three directorial ventures that have struck box office gold in the past decade". Nandini Ramnath of Scroll.in felt the film's "biggest achievement is that it might actually compel filmmakers to ask whether their leads are appropriately matched wrinkle for wrinkle rather than forcing chronological acrobatics on viewers". Kunal Guha of Mumbai Mirror wrote, "The build-up gets dangerously close to that tipping point from where on expects it to nose-dive, but it doesn't".
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