Netflix has expressed mild interest in theatrical releases, with some movies receiving a limited theatrical run.
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Have we now entered a lesser era for New York theatrical dance, and perhaps for theatrical dance worldwide?
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Ms. Chambers was commissioned to photograph theatrical productions at that festival and at other theatrical festivals and venues.
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Theatrical rights are still up for grabs While Netflix has been largely picking up films for both online and theatrical distribution, according to Variety the theatrical rights for Tallulah are still up for grabs.
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Don Cheadle's Miles Davis biopic Miles Ahead just got a theatrical trailer, and frankly, "theatrical" doesn't begin to scratch the surface.
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By now, the actor Billy Porter has become as famous for theatrical red carpet looks as he is for his theatrical career.
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Mr. Becker said that Criterion and its sister company, the theatrical distributor Janus Films, consider the theatrical experience crucial to their concerns.
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"I pay you to get my hotel guests dancing and drinking!" the manager orders, with meta-theatrical flair, in an extra-theatrical Jamaican accent.
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Both films later released on Netflix and will got a limited theatrical release in the United States, but neither was slated for theatrical release in France.
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Unlike WarnerMedia, which baited Bad Robot with opportunities that include television, games, theatrical releases, and other digital media, Apple couldn't offer the same assurances about theatrical distribution.
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"My generation — late '60s, early '70s — was very influenced by rock 'n' roll and circus techniques and bizarre theatrical things, because everything was getting more theatrical," he said.
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And writers of anti-theatrical tracts, who collated any theatrical practice with terrible sin (I should be so lucky!), often laid blame for the plague at theaters' doors.
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And writers of anti-theatrical tracts, who collated any theatrical practice with terrible sin (I should be so lucky!), often laid blame for the plague at theaters' doors.
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He created works that, by being about dance itself, were variously hailed as radical, modernist, musical, theatrical and classical (and also as anti-musical, anti-theatrical and anti-classical).
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Lady Gaga's residency began on Friday night, and reviews have been excellent -- with many calling the show very energetic and theatrical -- though nothing was more theatrical than Dion's dance moves.
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Lokkesmoe, who deeply believes in the importance of the theatrical experience, is adamant that ventures like these aren't intended to stand in for theatrical release, especially once the current crisis passes.
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I loved show tunes — I love theatrical music still.
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But because of arcane French laws that restrict a film from coming to streaming services until 36 months after its theatrical release, Netflix didn't plan a French theatrical release for either film.
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And with the growth of streaming services, Gelfond believes there&aposs a way for Imax to show that content while still staying loyal to its theatrical partners that respect the exclusive theatrical window.
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It is being republished to coincide with the theatrical release.
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"But we've pushed it to a theatrical level," he said.
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Ana Taban's members do not limit themselves to theatrical performances.
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"They have these detailed, intricate, almost theatrical massages," she says.
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But I had this very theatrical nature to my personality.
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But more on Wood's theatrical puddings and European anarchists later.
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Dylan announced new additions to the family with theatrical flair.
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It's a theatrical phenomenon, attracting celebrities and pop culture cameos.
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The Batman is currently scheduled for theatrical release in 2021.
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Members of the theatrical activist group BP Or Not BP?
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Theatrical revenue for NBCUniversal slumped 8.8% from a year earlier.
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I'm young enough that I don't fetishize the theatrical experience.
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Could this theatrical goofball really have it all figured out?
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There's the theater, people who are involved with theatrical distribution.
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For the Oscars, legitimacy is tied directly to theatrical exhibition.
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PARIS IS USED to theatrical and periodically violent street protest.
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That's a whole different kind of stage than the theatrical.
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What followed was a theatrical coda to a negotiating collapse.
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Right. Presumably because the filmmaker saw value in theatrical distribution.
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It has been updated for the film's wide theatrical release.
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Twitter's shifting explanations, coupled with theatrical "transparency," inspire little confidence.
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Producer: Clark Spencer Outstanding Producer of Documentary Theatrical Motion Pictures
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My photos use theatrical lighting in gold and blue tones.
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They went on to perform in several successful theatrical productions.
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"Risk" is getting a limited theatrical release on May 5.
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It's known for it's theatrical production, unique songs and patriotism.
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It is theatrical but not in a Billy Joel way.
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The clothes weren't very theatrical: sweaters, pleated skirts, flat shoes.
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So grateful to be a part of this theatrical community.
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February 7, 2014: Wonder Woman makes her theatrical feature debut.
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Humor an incredibly important theatrical device for women in performance.
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It's more psychological and less theatrical, but still juicy. 17.
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Here are the characters on the Endgame official theatrical poster.
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Listen, my entire business is built on theatrical exhibition. Totally.
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Staver's paintings are theatrical retellings of myth, an imaginative intervention.
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But both were busy with theatrical projects at the time.
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Diamanda Galas is the master of the theatrical and demonic.
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But it was honestly meant to be theatrical commentary. Honestly.
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But again, this gave the store a theatrical, unattainable atmosphere.
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Income from home viewing had surpassed that of theatrical release.
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That thought, four months later, struck Jiayu as unnecessarily theatrical.
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The disagreement is largely theatrical, as was the fight itself.
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"Noelle" was originally supposed to be a theatrical Disney release.
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"Crime + Punishment" opens in limited theatrical release on Aug. 24.
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The movie's theatrical edition also continues to stream on Netflix.
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"Well, it was made for theatrical release," the director says.
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Apparently her theatrical experience did not translate to real life.
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The dialogue is pretty theatrical throughout Penny Dreadful, I think.
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Guerrasio: Disney recently released its future slate of theatrical releases.
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Mr. Ntshona's theatrical career was inextricably connected to Mr. Kani's.
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If you're still angry about inequality, then you're somehow theatrical.
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Boy is the first theatrical piece that I've worked with.
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" With added high-pitched, theatrical emphasis on the word "FREAK.
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Can you skip the theatrical experience and still "see" Roma?
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" The relaunch coincides with the theatrical rerelease of "Schindler's List.
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Let's hope the pair's efforts find a theatrical stage soon.
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Both made over $1 billion worldwide in their theatrical releases.
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"I'm such a fraud," he said with a theatrical air.
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"Midsummer" is one of the festival's few homegrown theatrical ventures.
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But the shifting theatrical release calendar creates an unforeseen obstacle.
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Vision — ahem — is lacking when it comes to theatrical sound.
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Here's a full list of Netflix's upcoming theatrical film releases:
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How effective are these more contemporary theatrical presentations of flamenco?
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Third, extremists over time replace strategic thinking with theatrical thinking.
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Seldom has a theatrical production in Canada proved so polarizing.
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It's set for a theatrical release on March 13, 2020.
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The theatrical concert has been a critical and commercial success.
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" He added, "In our theatrical community, 'the gypsy' is beloved.
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It's not a small rock show or a theatrical event.
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Creating a utopia, even a theatrical one, is serious business.
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Now his daughter is sharing his collection of theatrical treasures.
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In my theatrical repertoire, I rarely played the central character.
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Theatrical revenue for NBCUniversal slumped 20203% from a year earlier.
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The film has netted $41.6 million during its theatrical run.
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Two milestones stand out in Mr. McCowen's rich theatrical career.
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Mr. Trump has privately pushed for a prolonged, theatrical defense.
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Antebellum is scheduled for theatrical release on April 24, 2020.
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"We became bigger and broader and more theatrical," she said.
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"I didn't like it," he said with a theatrical shrug.
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The theatrical footprint for "Roma" is tiny by blockbuster standards.
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Major theatrical productions typically only tour the world's major capitals.
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Given that Bright is Netflix's bid to convince viewers that they can enjoy a theatrical blockbuster without the theatrical experience, it's even more important than usual to dive into how the movie looks and sounds.
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That's why Netflix is beginning to cave to theatrical release demands.
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" Britt Brewer said "it looked like he was just being theatrical.
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But when you cut through all the theatrical displays of outrage?
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Griffin glances in the mirror and rears back in theatrical horror.
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I DON'T BELIEVE THEY LEND THEMSELVES WELL TO A THEATRICAL WINDOW.
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But the whole show has a kind of heightened theatrical quality.
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Baby Driver is scheduled for theatrical release on August 11th, 2017.
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"We're not looking to adjust the theatrical window here," Iger said.
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I was interested in something that was modest, and not theatrical.
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But the young man, Lieutenant Sadykov, is unaccustomed to theatrical behavior.
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It is being republished to coincide with the film's theatrical rollout.
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Cameron also spoke at length in support of the theatrical experience.
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The only platform I'm interested in talking about is theatrical exhibition.
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Most movies, even bad ones, are improved by a theatrical viewing.
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"Over 70 percent of our viewing is theatrical movies," Plepler said.
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Now you really have to think, is this a theatrical film?
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I don't know the theatrical experience will go that way entirely.
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But more importantly, Tribal Council is the show's most theatrical moment.
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Hereditary is set for wide theatrical release on June 28th, 2018.
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It has been republished to coincide with the film's theatrical release.
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Grab your tickets now for the theatrical premiere on September 21.
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Grab your tickets now for the theatrical release on September 21.
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Last Sunday, April 3, theatrical campaign group BP or Not BP?
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Its theatrical run will expand and is now streaming on Netflix.
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The crux of the debate seems to be Netflix's theatrical strategy.
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They're giving us an opportunity to have a real theatrical window.
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The differences are not dramatic or theatrical, but they are evident.
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Theatrical revenue decreased 53.1% for the quarter from a year earlier.
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Is Khali the Killer even getting a theatrical release in August?
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TC: It sounds like you're still optimistic about the theatrical business.
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I guess that's where the theatrical funny voices bit comes from.
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But I wasn't sure it would work as a theatrical show.
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Most of the plaudits would come long after its theatrical run.
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Sohn suggested that the government's proposal was largely theatrical in nature.
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This would mirror the distributor-exhibitor relationship in theatrical film splits.
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Now, theatrical earnings are down just over 257.5%, according to Comscore.
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But though they were theatrical, Mongiardino's spaces were also entirely livable.
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The two men share a deep love for all things theatrical.
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"It's Amiens!" he said at last, and sighed with theatrical relief.
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It will be the most fully realized and ambitious theatrical production.
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Shrinking of the theatrical release windows seems to be the thing.
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There was A LOT of theatrical moaning and basically no dialogue.
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Mr. Bradshaw, a charismatic, theatrical speaker, held his audiences in thrall.
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It is so sweet and theatrical and has all this heart.
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It does not need a leader who is theatrical or charismatic.
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Reissued on Blu-ray with both the theatrical and director's cuts.
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Home entertainment revenues will track the theatrical success in 2016-2018.
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But plans for a 2017 theatrical release soon came and went.
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She was devoted to finery, entertaining and dressing with theatrical flair.
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GARDEN CITY "The Wizard of Oz," musical performance by Plaza Theatrical.
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Buzz is growing for "Joker" a month before its theatrical release.
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A publicist for BroadwayHD says no theatrical release has been confirmed.
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Now, theatrical earnings are down just over 43%, according to Comscore.
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The film made just $86 million domestically during its theatrical run.
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Your work shows a definitive Baroque influence, both naturalistic and theatrical.
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The video is very abstract and theatrical, with a hypnotic quality.
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Dinner parties chez Dickens amounted to a kind of theatrical performance.
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Costa is putting up goals as filthy as his theatrical antics.
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Theatrical performances at Arc Stages include youth, community and professional productions.
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The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has asked for some theatrical pieces.
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The 50-minute piece was a respectable length, and intensely theatrical.
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The concerto is less overtly theatrical, though hardly less inventive musically.
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"Kirill is the emblematic figure of Russia's theatrical landscape," she said.
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Mr. Moss thrives in a diaphanous theatrical world of in-betweens.
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Pelosi's not a naturally theatrical showboater; she's the ultimate poker player.
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A new Agatha Christie adaptation streams ahead of its theatrical release.
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It is finally getting a theatrical release in the United States.
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It was originally set for a theatrical release on December 6.
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But it works beautifully as a sustained theatrical exercise in empathy.
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It is always tempting to see the absurdity in theatrical gestures.
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It might be possible to hang a theatrical curtain, Slaughter said.
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That theatrical mock funeral procession became something of a cultural touchstone.
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If you put someone in a theatrical play, you've CAST them.
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The Grill is confident, theatrical, retro, unsentimental, sharp and New Yorky.
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Her composed manner bore little resemblance to her brother's theatrical truculence.
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They have a theatrical ease that is missing from other sections.
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"The show isn't ending," she said, imagining, say, a theatrical version.
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Mfoniso Udofia's twinned plays about Nigerian immigrants end their theatrical journey.
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Some films have already concluded their theatrical runs and receive nothing.
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Her repressed fury comes out in quiet touches of theatrical grandeur.
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Mr. Trump clearly understands the theatrical and symbolic power of food.
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But somehow they all resemble theatrical attitudes rather than average realities.
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Mabou Mines was always an exemplar of the theatrical avant-garde.
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Others suggest Netflix should revisit its stance on longer theatrical windows.
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Ms. Kendal was part of an English theatrical family in India.
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By foreign-language film standards, its theatrical release has been respectable.
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" Lonergan had his first theatrical success with "This Is Our Youth.
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For me, it's really questioning the prioritization of [a theatrical release].
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But once again, the session ended without action on theatrical wrestling.
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Amazon Video Direct offers all filmmakers at Sundance between $5,000 and $200,000 they can use to secure a theatrical release, as long as they stream the film on Amazon exclusively for two years after any theatrical release.
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In a sign of Netflix's high hopes, the service has departed from its day-date theatrical/streaming release strategy, carving out an exclusive theatrical window for "Roma," which premiered last week in New York and Los Angeles.
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But Amazon has generally been deemphasizing the central importance of theatrical releases.
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The slight could be attributed to Netflix's break with theatrical release tradition.
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She uses this technique to stage her subjects with almost theatrical finesse.
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And Richman also found success appearing in numerous films and theatrical productions.
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We get a couple beers and crack up at his theatrical auctioning.
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The last theatrical event I got to see was The Lion King.
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Check out the film's full trailer above and its theatrical poster below.
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We weren't exactly expecting a theatrical confession, but this is simply baffling.
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Frozen 2 is scheduled for wide theatrical release on November 22nd, 2019.
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It will premiere on Netflix and in limited theatrical release in April.
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Bushwick opens in limited theatrical release and on VOD on August 25th.
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Two other London productions sit far less comfortably in their theatrical homes.
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It seemed like the right path, rather than an extended theatrical run.
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"We lost many beloved members of our theatrical family," Mark Hamill said.
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Tony Award-winning theatrical producer Scott Delman will helm the stage musical.
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Home entertainment revenues will track the theatrical success in 2017 and 2018.
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It's also a little theatrical like it has a drama in it.
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He lives his life trying to create as theatrical assassinations as possible.
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And theatrical releases in Saudi Arabia are still likely to be censored.
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Big, theatrical personalities will swagger around that stage and slug it out.
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And like most entertainment companies, MoviePass is already looking beyond theatrical exhibition.
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It reads, in part:The exclusive theatrical release window makes new movies events.
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It might be the full dynamic range, theatrical mix for home theaters.
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Darryl F. Zanuck Award for Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures Arrival
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"Abortion: Stories Women Tell" will receive a theatrical release beginning August 12.
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These theatrical stunts are nothing if you have a fraction of imagination.
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The photographs are highly composed and theatrical, but do not seem contrived.
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In limited domestic theatrical release, the movie made $90,777, according to BoxOfficeMojo.
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All films will be available on Hulu directly following their theatrical releases.
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I think you can see this in my work—it's very theatrical.
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Other athletes are theatrical in anger, but this was worth the admission.
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It has been republished to coincide with the film's wide theatrical opening.
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Still, the show's ending is lovely: theatrical, touching and gently, irresistibly comical.
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The dancers' comings and goings are essential to the concert's theatrical rhythm.
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A closer's entrance has turned into a theatrical production in many stadiums.
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In today's theatrical environment, that's the definition of a high-class problem.
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But couture also exists in another, more accessible universe: theatrical costume departments.
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"They are more open and flexible with theatrical runs," this person said.
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At bottom, it's a celebration of family and community, theatrical and civilian.
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Now that he was a head of government, his theatrical tactics backfired.
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The director's cut had a limited theatrical release over Labor Day weekend.
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This genre has evolved over centuries, along with musical and theatrical styles.
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"These theatrical requests happen all the time in the Senate," he said.
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There is, blessedly, no theatrical fuss — no dramatic lighting or stage setting.
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But few have left with as much theatrical flair as Mr. Smith.
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It talked about fights in such a theatrical way, it hooked me.
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Resident Evil, meanwhile, lacks the theatrical draw that it used to have.
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As luck would have it, Stratton proved to be a theatrical prodigy.
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But there was less underlying drama than Mr. Trump's theatrical approach suggested.
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The domestic, the mundane, the theatrical, and the mythological were finally together.
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Halloween offers a yearly opportunity for musicians to indulge their theatrical impulses.
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The three levels were to be connected by a theatrical, twisting staircase.
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But only sometimes — mostly with the peripheral characters — are they truly theatrical.
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Over the years, Mr. Ballen's scenes have become increasingly elaborate and theatrical.
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But all non-Disney art — conceptual, lyrical, theatrical — is not created equal.
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But it's smart in expressly theatrical ways, and its effectiveness is subliminal.
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The theatrical experience can greatly enhance your encounter with art like this.
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The same issues are still in play in the current theatrical season.
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The music is spiritual yet invitingly theatrical, especially in this magnificent performance.
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Yet Mr. Bhansali had to postpone the theatrical release of the movie.
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During nonparty hours, Bahnwärter Thiel hosts flea markets, theatrical performances and exhibitions.
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Your theatrical dreams have lain fallow,That novel's somewhere in a fog.
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Micaela Baranello has reviewed a new book about Wagner and theatrical technology.
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Whispers on Demand grew out of that project — less theatrical, more therapeutic.
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Indeed, the entire layout of Eleusis is extremely theatrical, with exquisite scenography.
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Europe and Asia have had major theatrical market disruptions in recent weeks.
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VINCENTELLI I vehemently disagree that pop songs flop in a theatrical setting.
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Mr. Meola (left), 63, is a theatrical sound designer based in Manhattan.
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MCU movies are events — some of the last true theatrical events left.
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This new play from Bedlam throws two classics into the theatrical Vitamix.
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Three sisters, no matter how theatrical, are not always yearning for Moscow.
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Alex describes Bannon's approach as ''theatrical,'' but other people are more blunt.
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They're also turning what would have been theatrical releases into streaming exclusives.
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The president has never shrunk from the theatrical aspects of his job.
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Like many authoritarian leaders, Mr. Berdymukhammedov has a taste for theatrical displays.
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Pelosi has a knack for stealing the show from Trump's theatrical moments.
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He proposed taking it one step further: recreating the 1968 theatrical release.
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Amazon does consistently offer one thing that filmmakers want: A theatrical run.
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Theatrical releases are especially important for films short-listed to win awards.
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"It's a four-hour, totally captivating theatrical holiday experience," Ms. Fulton said.
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The coronavirus has already dealt a severe blow to China's theatrical market.
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But box office experts say the theatrical landscape has shifted, possibly permanently.
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While Bernstein's theatrical instincts were "marvelous," his lyrical ones were less so.
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Mfoniso Udofia's twinned plays about Nigerian immigrants will end their theatrical journey.
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The producers of "Beetlejuice," led by the theatrical arm of Warner Bros.
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My all-time favorite theatrical memoir is "Act One," by Moss Hart.
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Jojo Rabbit will be in wide theatrical release on October 18th, 2019.
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Instead, there are art exhibitions, theatrical productions, community events, and coffee shops.
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"Jane Fonda in Five Acts" will receive a limited theatrical release Sept.
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I dare say not many other theatrical works are teaching that. 5.
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It's a way to open up the theatrical process for an audience.
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Let's sign off with the first Mister Magoo theatrical short, from 1949.
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Especially when the Italian director — really, a polymathic theatrical artist — stages opera.
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" d ' om le vrai sens, " though, is already semi-theatrical in conception.
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The museum's approach to these wrenching episodes is calculatedly theatrical, and effective.
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Critic's Notebook Dylan's 1975 tour was his most peculiar: nostalgic, theatrical, fiery.
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And it is theatrical comedy that opens up this way of thinking.
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This is the second time Hudgins has pushed his theatrical wrestling bill.
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This clip epitomises Charles' brilliance, and shows him at his theatrical best.
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Like so many DC films, it made significant money — more than $650 million in worldwide theatrical release — but still lagged significantly behind Marvel, which made more than $1.5 billion in worldwide theatrical on Whedon's 2012 film The Avengers alone.
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Creighton: I agree, there's no doubt about the impact of the Theatrical Cut.
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Theatrical panel for "Aquaman" on day three of Comic-Con International on Saturday.
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"The theatrical box office is on a major roll right now," Dergarabedian added.
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"The petition is larger than awards eligibility or Rafiki's theatrical run," she said.
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However, some critics have cast the efforts as overly theatrical and potentially damaging.
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The Death of Dick Long opened in theatrical release on September 27th, 2019.
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It has been republished to coincide with the film's theatrical and streaming release.
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But much of the rest of his theatrical life was devoted to Beckett.
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Podos called it a "very theatrical" ritual -- fitting for a spotlight-hogging bird.
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The first ever theatrical film about Wonder Woman is hitting theaters this summer.
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Name for me someone who really watches 15 theatrical release movies per month.
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"Michael Moore in TrumpLand" is receiving a limited theatrical run and available online.
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Because the latest version of Halloween opens in wide theatrical release this weekend.
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It has been updated and reposted to coincide with the film's theatrical release.
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"Theatrical glitter" and the aforementioned Swarovski crystals gave the look a shimmering finish.
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France is used to theatrical demonstrations and the revolutionary imagery protesters often embrace.
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It has been updated for the short's theatrical release ahead of Incredibles 2.
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On #LSSC tonight: The Trump/Putin Summit was definitely a theatrical adventure. pic.twitter.
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The idea of filming shows for future theatrical or streaming runs isn't new.
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Jena Malone's character has been cut from the theatrical version of the film.
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Their faces are obscured by masks that are animated purely by theatrical light.
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Characters speak with theatrical flair, but they're recognizably grounded in the Pacific Northwest.
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Brockman's theatrical publicity experience includes a number of Broadway and Off-Broadway productions.
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We're trying to draw back the veil in an explicit and theatrical way.
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Outside the UN walls, though, other groups are hosting a theatrical die-in.
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Atom Tickets gives studios a much-needed new channel for marketing theatrical releases.
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I spoke with Olnek by phone the day before the film's theatrical release.
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The news was announced in a press release from Harry Potter Theatrical Productions.
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Which is why anything vaguely theatrical is just seen as lavish and gimmicky.
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The Hasty Pudding Theatricals is one of the nation's oldest collegiate theatrical organization.
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It's headed for a simultaneous on-demand and theatrical release on March 25th.
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On her new album Places, the Broadway veteran returns to her theatrical roots.
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And Netflix is making 50 theatrical movies a year that aren't going theatrically.
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There are regular old theatrical films about "bears"—just about people hangin' out.
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In that future, theatrical releases become a relatively niche market compared to streaming.
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In such future the theatrical business model will change, too, and rightly so.
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He was theatrical, he was flamboyant, he was without parallel in his showmanship.
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Sam is not a fan of her theatrical flair and he cuts Ruth.
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There's Suki (Phoebe Robinson), who finds herself caught up in Devon's theatrical experiments.
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And will his theatrical impulse dissipate when he takes the oath of office?
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It ultimately scored $672 million domestically, after inflation, in its initial theatrical run.
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Most of what's in the gallery also has a theatrical or interactive dimension.
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The sequel -- "Lazer Team 2" -- recently had a limited theatrical release on Nov.
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However, Disney has continued to say the movie will have a theatrical release.
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Many of her songs seem ready-made for some kind of theatrical adaptation.
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Apple&aposs first major theatrical movie is in danger of not being released.
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His latest theatrical concoction will be on display at City Center on Aug.
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Mr. Eustis is not without a sense of humor about his theatrical appetites.
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It's a theatrical campiness familiar to anyone who's seen classic Hong Kong horror.
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So it decided to simply skip the theatrical release for those two films.
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Meanwhile, any proposed "solution" by industry tends to be entirely theatrical in nature.
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She was having a slumber party, and it was such a theatrical show.
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The reasons for the waning of this valuable theatrical tradition are, primarily, economic.
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As cinema either theatrical or televisual is concerned, "The Kissing Booth" is negligible.
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But what about Netflix originals that don't get a theatrical release at all?
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It could be one of the last major theatrical releases for a while.
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The theatrical possibilities appealed to Mr. Arden, a two-time Tony-nominated director.
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All of us inherently know what's theatrical and what needs to be onstage.
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They received a special Tony for theatrical excellence — for "The Fantasticks" — in 1992.
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Shunning theatrical conventions like plotlines, the show works on its own kooky terms.
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Happily, this one does not, and proudly flies a purely theatrical freak flag.
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It's very typical of the time it was made — very theatrical and bold.
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At which theatrical productions can you eat the best or drink the most?
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Against this backdrop, Otto Pichler's choreography is a jolt of pure theatrical energy.
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Only one or two ever got anything close to a European theatrical push.
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And writing about soul-crushing day jobs has produced some genuine theatrical masterpieces.
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After graduating from high school, she was encouraged to pursue a theatrical career.
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On Sunday, with help from the theatrical protest group BP Or Not BP?
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It was key for me to portray her feminine theatrical movements and gestures.
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The only answer lies in the theatrical beauty of Mr. Taylor's dance creation.
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During this period, shopping as the consummate theatrical experience was memorialized in art.
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Versailles' "Molière Month" might as well have been happening on another theatrical planet.
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The new orchestration allows a different theatrical approach: a smaller, more detailed performance.
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"For Peter Pan" strikes me as another play stuck partway between theatrical worlds.
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But it was born as a theatrical text which tells a whole trial.
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Ballet Theater itself is suddenly looking fainthearted and uncoordinated as a theatrical troupe.
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"It can only happen in theatrical form, this melding of content," Benson said.
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Mr. Korins, he said, is the person "you want in your theatrical foxhole."
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The controversy made headlines in 2016 ahead of the movie&aposs theatrical release.
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It wasn't just that he sustained his theatrical virtuosity that was so exhilarating.
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Apple has yet to make a final decision about the film's theatrical release.
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Studios and major cinema owners deserve some blame for cheapening the theatrical experience.
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Two months later, Amazon scrapped the IMAX engagement and shrank the theatrical release.
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We've reported that he wants a theatrical defense and a drawn-out trial.
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Before JLo took the stage, Shakira ended her medley with a theatrical kick.
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Those visits left him stage-struck and determined to pursue a theatrical career.
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This was the first time Mr. Michael allowed himself to sound theatrical, too.
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"The Marvel Cinematic Universe is not just a theatrical play" anymore, Strauss said.
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Stand off on a global stage Guaido has a flair for theatrical politics.
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"The Red Shoes" offers even higher stakes as a source for theatrical adaptation.
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"The Irishman" may get a wide theatrical release, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
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Here are the shows right now offering theatrical experiences that aren't so straightforward.
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" He continued, rolling his Rs in theatrical fashion, "Do we opt for order?
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"I'm always going to defend and fight for the theatrical experience," he said.
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"But they are completely compatible," he continued, referring to streaming and theatrical exhibition.
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"George Balanchine's The Nutcracker," a radiant melding of theatrical heart and choreographic ingenuity.
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Following the premiere, an intense bidding war to acquire theatrical screening rights ensued.
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It was both simple and theatrical, arriving encased in salt and filleted tableside.
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She performs as a solo musician, combining theatrical and operatic influences in her work.
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He even says in his introduction that he is "shockingly" defending the Theatrical Release.
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Without the Theatrical Cut, we wouldn't have the influx of Blade Runner rereleases now.
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Why not skip the new ad, and save its surprises for the theatrical experience?
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The video went viral days before "A Dog's Purpose" was set for theatrical release.
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A theatrical event like this makes the story very clear and easy to understand.
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That's because its theatrical business is thriving in this environment of fewer, bigger hits.
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The simultaneous theatrical release is very small in comparison to the worldwide internet release.
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That&aposs where the summit could devolve into nothing more than a theatrical diversion.
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It was so garishly theatrical I don't think anyone genuinely thought it was real.
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She was there to see a theatrical workshop production of his novel Giovanni's Room.
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Of course, there was at least one theatrical performance that involved an ornate costume.
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"Sex Addict," Zahedi's most commercially successful film, grossed, worldwide, $237,21999 in its theatrical release.
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The film's genius lay in taking a highly theatrical world and making it cinematic.
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Similarly, Ink & Dagger's goth-adjacent appearance allowed others to embrace a similar theatrical bent.
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"Hangmen," one suspects, will be part of the theatrical landscape for years to come.
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It had long been speculated that Lucasfilm would produce a theatrical film involving Kenobi.
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So sure, a big theatrical run would be great, but I'm not The Avengers.
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Some of these projects included theatrical productions, films, video games and even an opera.
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Janelle Monae performed a theatrical number celebrating the films nominated at this year's Oscars.
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According to Theatrical Market Statistics Report, 20 percent of moviegoers in 2016 were Hispanic.
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Speaking of theatrics: This movie in particular feels like it's not theatrical at all.
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The earlier Nightflyers remains the only theatrical feature adaptation of one of Martin's works.
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However, the first film in that deal isn't slated for theatrical release until 2020.
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The documentary will also have a special one-night theatrical release on May 3.
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Mary Queen of Scots is Rourke's first feature film, and it is noticeably theatrical.
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They are not inherited from a theatrical or literary tradition: they are cinema itself.
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First, it forced the contestants to wrestle and be theatrical, which is inherently awkward.
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Would he be his funny, goofy, theatrical self and not take it seriously enough?
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Notably, Garfield was turned into two theatrical films by Fox in the early 2000s.
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That means viewers can expect a wide array of exaggerated and theatrical outfit choices.
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Earnings were boosted by higher license fees and theatrical revenue at its movie business.
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The film was slated for a theatrical release in October 2018 before Warner Bros.
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Won: Best Costume Design How to watch: Phantom Thread is currently in theatrical release.
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The movie, which stars Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig, barely had a theatrical run.
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BROADLY: The Get Down tells a realistic story about poverty in a theatrical way.
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Yes. Is it going to have any other showing, a theatrical showing or anything?
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After all, she did star in the theatrical release of the musical Mama Mia.
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The week ends with the Friday theatrical release of the highly anticipated Batman vs.
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Don't Blink makes its theatrical premiere tonight at Film Forum in New York City.
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And Delibes's score, a marvel of melodic variety, makes theatrical magic from instrumental colors.
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The association says its awards are the oldest theatrical honors in the United States.
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Which is not to say the proceedings haven't had their share of theatrical moments.
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Some take residents to theatrical productions and museums and on trips to nearby attractions.
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Like Bausch, he builds mysterious theatrical environs inhabited by beautiful bodies (here, often unclothed).
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The Supreme Court of the United States performs its duties with a theatrical formalism.
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Mr. Domingo is mainly known as a playwright and theatrical song-and-dance man.
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Yet, Jenkins' film is the first theatrical release starring the Princess of the Amazons.
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Mr. Zarqawi's views and methods were even more extreme and theatrical than Al Qaeda's.
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The theatrical release was facilitated through the international cinema on-demand distribution platform Tugg.
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The trend for the theatrical in this city isn't going anywhere any time soon.
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And our reviewer was enchanted with the two-part, five-hour-plus theatrical sequel.
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"Each picture is almost a theatrical duet between me and my mum," Garcia says.
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The theatrical atmosphere dissipated, leaving behind the remainder of an ordinary Tuesday at work.
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The idea is that I want to develop my story into a theatrical story.
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One thing is clear; their theatrical brand of psych-rock will draw your attention.
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They came to tell me that my Doug movie was going to go theatrical.
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Esfahani's playing is notable for its crisp articulation, headlong momentum, and savvy theatrical effects.
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He was theatrical and gregarious, but Beto recoiled from the politician's glad-handing life.
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In the original 1977 theatrical cut, Han appears to shoot first, immediately killing Greedo.
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That tension is what gets you through detailed play-by-plays of theatrical thievery.
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The world's second-largest theatrical industry usually provides a major boost for Hollywood blockbusters.
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ROCK & POP Halloween offers a yearly opportunity for musicians to indulge their theatrical impulses.
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"I kept thinking things would slow down after the 'Peanuts' theatrical release," she said.
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Ms. Sampson uses a refreshing palette of theatrical colors to fill in the story.
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She is an accomplished poet and has produced some of her own theatrical shows.
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How would you decide if a story was best suited for streaming or theatrical?
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It started as a student film and became Carpenter's first theatrical debut in 1974.
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"I knew I wanted to do something meta-theatrical with it," Ms. Wade added.
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There'll be theatrical burlesque, live jazz ensembles, and a 60-foot midnight ball drop.
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Quitting was always a theatrical device, and I'm delighted everyone took it so seriously.
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This option would be less theatrical, and it's unclear how effective it would be.
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Jack: We have a lot of theatrical flourishes and moments that are beyond explaining.
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Beyond the theatrical industry, media companies are feeling the full impact of the coronavirus.
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Today's cabarets require viewers to suspend not just modern theatrical expectations but irony, too.
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Movie studios, meanwhile, are reconsidering their approach for films set for a theatrical release.
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Well into the 1980s, she worked tirelessly, often on theatrical sets and costume designs.
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"Roma" will receive the longest exclusive theatrical run, rolling out in cinemas starting Nov.
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Disney+ could also let Disney experiment with new content without worrying about theatrical stakes.
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Long, extravagant shows touted by producers as theatrical events can make the critics cranky.
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After offering praise, Mr. Kenny had one piece of advice for his theatrical counterpart.
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Making her first theatrical feature, Adrienne Barbeau was a seasoned Broadway and sitcom performer.
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Only fashion, it seems, is eligible for this kind of theatrical, ahistoric museum display.
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But as rendered in this production, it radiates an urgent and hypnotic theatrical energy.
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These scenes unfold on different theatrical stages and in periods 13 million years apart.
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The incumbent is Dan Fellman, who is viewed as Hollywood's foremost theatrical distribution expert.
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The show is winningly theatrical in its use of the Whitney's majestic new spaces.
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The law also mandates a 36-month delay between theatrical release and streaming date.
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Guerrasio: Before jumping into that, what are your thoughts on the current theatrical window?
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He then broke into a theatrical strut mimicking the Joker's dance down the stairs.
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That was supposed to be the appeal of "1917," too — it's a theatrical experience.
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After all the theatrical fun and games, you'll eventually have to pay the piper.
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Is it because we are a sort of theatrical, and sort of unfaithful, culture?
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However Netflix is increasingly allowing critically-acclaimed films to have a limited theatrical release.
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Delivered in theatrical shorthand, finer shades of ambivalence in Ferrante's prose become baldfaced contradictions.
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The writer of the hit song "Charleston" was also a composer with theatrical experience.
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According to reports, it could be a theatrical release or a project for Disney+.
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Whatever the exact numbers were, Ms. Holzer was inspired to do more theatrical investing.
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As a result his protests are theatrical, and he plays his situation for laughs.
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It's the reason Netflix doesn't do massive wide theatrical releases in the first place.
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"Inside look?" is an M.R.I. ■ 47A: SAT Flashback: We've got a theatrical analogy today.
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The playwright Christina Masciotti turns mumbles, stutters and other linguistic infelicities into theatrical poetry.
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Theatrical releases does give Apple, however, the opportunity to vie for an Oscar, though.
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Disney's future isn't just theatrical releases anymore, nor is it arguably a main focus.
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He knows theatrical lighting and realistic textures are the things that defined Toy Story.
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Theatrical works with a similar theme are being staged or written in the moment.
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"The whole thing was very theatrical, a sort of sculptural–conceptual performance," Lévy said.
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What we will witness today is a televised theatrical performance staged by the Democrats.
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Writing for theatrical characters, rather than himself, had broken through a decade-long block.
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Have you ever had a live theatrical experience that's as demanding as this one?
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Once completed, she said, The Factory will feature the world's largest theatrical fly tower.
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"The theatrical release has been way beyond even my highest expectations," Mr. Cuarón said.
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The towel he's whipping around gets an almost immediate, theatrical toss into the crowd.
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This musical adaptation of J. M. Barrie's "Peter Pan" differs from most theatrical stagings.
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I had the opportunity to make "When They See Us" as a theatrical release.
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I could never make another theatrical release, but I'm always going to make films.
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More experiential than theatrical, the room traps you in a moment of shocked alienation.
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It has plans for nationwide tours, like with Winehouse, and for permanent theatrical residences.
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"We have closed our theme parks; suspended our cruises and theatrical shows; delayed theatrical distribution of films both domestically and internationally; and experienced supply chain disruption and ad sales impacts," the company said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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"We have closed our theme parks; suspended our cruises and theatrical shows; delayed theatrical distribution of films both domestically and internationally; and experienced supply chain disruption and ad sales impacts," the company said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission Thursday.
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Needless to say, consumer groups weren't particularly impressed by the two companies' theatrical sales pitch.
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In a different debate—the more theatrical Republican ones maybe—the line might have killed.
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Miller suddenly announced her departure from the series earlier this week, in true theatrical form.
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But Rachel, I love working with her because it's kind of like a theatrical show.
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Despite its theatrical release, "Jackie" by all rights should have been a cable-TV movie.
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In a performance at the British Museum, the theatrical protest group BP or not BP?
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In traditional sound bar mode, a roiling sci-fi like Rogue One sounds almost theatrical.
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Blood on the Mountain had a limited theatrical release in 2016, to somewhat mixed reviews.
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As it happens, the film's theatrical release coincides with Jewish American Heritage Month in May.
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The toy-maker came out with its first theatrical release "The Lego Movie" in 2014.
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These days theatrical movies have to tick certain boxes, [or] they have to be tentpoles.
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The company has become a theatrical powerhouse, pumping out blockbuster after blockbuster, particularly during December.
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Tran finally landed a commercial agent in 2011, and a theatrical agent two years later.
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It's feels like Ocean's 8 has been on the brink of theatrical debut for years.
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Diego Maradona opens in limited theatrical release September 20, and premieres on HBO October 1.
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He took a second gold medal in 1968 in Mexico City, after another theatrical display.
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A highly theatrical piece, with an artful set and haunting music, it showcases Khan's range.
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Mindful of the uncertainties of the theatrical life, his parents enjoined him from pursuing it.
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This interview was originally published on November 1st, 2016, to coincide with Moonlight's theatrical release.
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How is my son going to pull off this most coveted of theatrical roles pic.twitter.
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His work unpacks history from a contemporary perspective, delivering stirring thematic relevance with theatrical flair.
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But she used her newfound fame to become a model, theatrical producer and social activist.
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There are the documentarian projects, and then there are the theatrical, staged, and surreal ones.
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It spawned a 1998 theatrical movie, Barney's Great Adventure, which — alas — was panned by everyone.
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This is really theatrical and I feel like my mom would be down with this.
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If you let go of that antiquated theatrical model, if that's what you're attached to.
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Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald is scheduled for theatrical release on November 16th, 2018.
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The result is a very immediate, unusual and powerful theatrical experience, directed by Stephen Daldry.
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But long before they got expressly theatrical, those elements were already present in their music.
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According to Variety, major theater chains won't carry a movie without an exclusive theatrical window.
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It has been republished to coincide with the film's wide theatrical release on April 6th.
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The first thing you notice when rewatching Lambs in 2017 is how theatrical it is.
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Welcome to Marwen will be in wide theatrical release in America on December 21st, 2018.
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Nope, with a theatrical Leo moon electrifying the skies, the showponies and entertainers will slay.
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TF: Last year was the first time that theatrical was up in what, 20 years?
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Previously, Bleecker Street partnered with Netflix on the theatrical release of Beasts of No Nation.
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Netflix has long balked at the traditional theatrical release windows that movie theater operators expect.
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Trump's theatrical cruise missile attack is really only a satisfying palliative for the American people.
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For as often as we find pleasure in Claire Danes's notoriously unbecoming—if theatrical—cry
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The real question is how Grindelwald is going to perform during its whole theatrical run.
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Consider, for example, the Western theatrical release of Dragon Ball Super: Broly earlier this year.
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"The stuff I released before was mostly soundscapes, quite theatrical, quite offsetting," Angel explains, continuing.
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We put on a big choreographed show, which is quite theatrical... it's quite a display.
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The star would only make four more theatrical films for the rest of her life.
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I knew what I was getting, and it is going to have a theatrical release.
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There is no theatrical release, and the content never sees daylight outside the Netflix platform.
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At the center of the exhibition is a theatrical portrayal of dancers at the ball.
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Director Paul Dugdale's documentary was released for a one-off theatrical showing on Sept. 23.
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Call Me by Your Name is set for a domestic theatrical bow on Nov. 24.
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The theatrical premiere of Manifesto is Wednesday, May 10, at Film Forum in New York.
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During this last section, curtains repeatedly open and close across the action, undercutting theatrical continuity.
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In his opening statement, ranking Republican Devin Nunes decried the investigation as a "theatrical" performance.
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The recognition covered every theatrical category and epitomized the most diverse season in Broadway history.
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They're a brave but poorly organized, ragtag bunch whose efforts have an amateur-theatrical quality.
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Franco Dragone was one of the key architects of Cirque Du Soleil's unique theatrical style.
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It hopes to partner with major distributors to score exclusive streaming rights to theatrical films.
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The property's "Unhinged" show this fall is a theatrical and immersive experience as a result.
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And both were unabashedly willing to go to almost any theatrical length to do so.
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"I Love Lucy" was recorded in front of an audience, so the sets are theatrical.
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All new Disney theatrical releases, starting with "Captain Marvel," will eventually land on Disney Plus.
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The dialogue is theatrical, the acting mediocre and less said about the screenplay, the better.
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The film, originally set for a theatrical release in 2018, will instead premiere on Disney+.
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Few of her theatrical endeavors exploring sculptural slowness, including her latest, have felt as satisfying.
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Huntley began his career in the fifties, working for a theatrical wig-maker in London.
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Nothing is more well worn, among theatrical tropes, than the pathos of the faded clown.
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A flair for the theatrical in this new art often expressed itself through exaggerated scale.
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"We are into theatrical first, and we've been that way for 31 years," he added.
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Republicans criticized the lawsuit as a theatrical gesture geared more toward voters than congressional oversight.
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But when I turned up, with a colleague, he admonished us loudly with theatrical flair.
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The way she is on stage — theatrical, spontaneous — is the way she is in life.
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Only a select few performers can master both the athletic demands and the theatrical ones.
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The Scott brothers, who started out with theatrical ambitions, not housing ones, are selling everything.
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Halloween frights, adolescent horrors, and queer aesthetics will merge in this theatrical and supernatural space.
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It is launching a slew of theatrical events and collaborations with pop and jazz artists.
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Its theatrical magic comes from movement: swirling capes, moving staircases and miraculously fast identity switches.
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The distinction between a theatrical and a digital release is disappearing as theaters shut down.
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As theatrical it was, this was not Mr. Carvalho's first public flirtation with professional indecision.
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Blackface was an ancient European theatrical device that the Europeans brought with them to America.
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Like "Variations on the Main," these were theatrical experiments that never quite proved their hypotheses.
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But do you think streaming will start to overtake theatrical distribution over the next decade?
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Its theatrical achievement still demonstrates the ways in which MacMillan needed to challenge ballet itself.
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Films are all around us; the desire to give them a theatrical makeover is understandable.
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For some of our filmmakers, that means having a theatrical release and contending for awards.
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I was really inspired by what Universal did, to release theatrical movies on VOD quicker.
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Participants take classes, attend performances, take part in workshops and contribute to a theatrical production.
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Distinctive ceramic tile, or even an unexpected grout color, can have a similarly theatrical effect.
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At Bellarmine University, in Louisville, he appeared in theatrical productions, but dropped out before graduating.
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"American Animals" is the first theatrical acquisition of MoviePass Ventures in partnership with the Orchard.
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The company's focus heading into next year isn't necessarily beating its current theatrical milestone, though.
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Like much else she touches, her first theatrical venture has been a smash in London.
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Inevitably, this theatrical production isn't a line-for-line recreation of the animated movie. Good.
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The sense that much is indistinct and uncertain is part of the theatrical poetry here.
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Mr. Irby, 26 and formerly homeless, replied with a theatrical hand gesture of feigned modesty.
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The dancers were gloriously free of the mirror-consciousness that dominates most theatrical dancing today.
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She said similarities between the theatrical responses to the heroin and AIDS crises were striking.
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Eight months later, the film is nearing its theatrical release, to deafening praise from critics.
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As the impeachment trial of President Trump begins, theatrical ritual — and gravity — are on display.
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The composer-bandleader Darcy James Argue released an album adapted from a multimedia theatrical production.
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Despite its jokiness, much of "Play" is a scream channeled into theatrical fun and games.
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It started off as a theatrical release, but it wound up a Disney+ launch title.
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"The [last] preview was the most astonishing theatrical event I ever lived through," said Bufman.
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Theatrical releases — a requirement for Oscar eligibility — are still a recent venture for the company.
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His second wife, the former Lydia Gifford, a painter and theatrical producer, died in 2009.
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After its theatrical premiere in Boston in February 1969, it was shown mainly at colleges.
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Mr. Mears pointed to the theatrical immediacy of operas as one reason for their appeal.
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The landscape, steeply raked like a theatrical stage, is mostly contiguous from bottom to top.
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What devil ever put it into my head to get involved in theatrical matters again!
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The immersive exhibits infuse 18th-century history with distinctly 1503st-century theatrical shock and awe.
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AMC will be following the traditional theatrical window set by each studio for their movies.
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Beyond the theatrical disruption, Shanghai Disneyland has also temporarily closed in response to the virus.
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But this wasn't a nightclub, this was a big theatrical presentation for all of posterity.
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Everything in his collection — pockets, zippers, shoulders, pant legs — can be fun, loud and theatrical.
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On Twitter, the hashtag #releasethesnydercut has trended on and off since the film's theatrical release.
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Amazon Studios started pursuing similar theatrical releases for some of its award contenders in 2015.
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What if the Into the Dark episode Culture Shock had released as a theatrical feature?
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"It's a theatrical museum," said Ms. Green, who is the executor of Ms. Newman's estate.
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They first built the technology to simulate a theatrical reading performed at their baby shower.
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But alas, his directorial debut Paanch never had a theatrical release due to censorship issues.
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" His art-school graduation piece, in 2001, was a shamelessly theatrical bonbon called "The Opera.
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The WWE is still airing with no audience, making for a mesmerizingly strange theatrical experience.
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Pountney avoids the digital tricks that, at the Met, too often substitute for theatrical craft.
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Meyerbeer was the master of a kind of detachment that paradoxically heightened his theatrical power.
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Down on the ground, a conductor walks alongside Kumo and directs the whole theatrical team.
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"We had an underwear discussion," she said, talking about her theatrical soul mate, Mr. Mantello.
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From what I've seen, the performers here tend not to be theatrical, but rather conceptual.
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