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car contenders have been available for weeks, if not months, in the home. But a few fi lms sought a post-nominations lift at the box offi ce, even if the once expected “Oscar bump” is all but dead. Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Licorice Pizza,” up for three awards including best picture, had its widest week of release in its 12th week of release, playing in 1,977 theaters. It man-
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Whatever your religious inclination, be it devout, agnostic or full on atheist, this is an
aged $922,500 in ticket sales, bringing its cumulative total to $14 million. Branagh’s other fi lm in release, “Belfast,” followed up its seven nominations by playing in 928 theaters and adding $285,000 to its $7.9 million gross. Other best-picture contenders – “Nightmare Alley” ($85,000) and “West Side Story” ($235,000) – made only minor blips. The biggest bumps out there may have been for a few of the international contenders. Ryûsuke Hamaguchi’s “Drive My Car,” which is nominated for
entertaining show that probably won’t change anyone’s perspective on any of the above. However, it might actually inspire further discussion on these topics and more after you leave the theater. Any work that inspires such further
four Oscars including best picture, saw a 92% spike in grossing $192,000 from 127 theaters. Joachim Trier’s “The Worst Person in the World,” nominated for best original screenplay and best international fi lm, earned $255,395 on 49 screens in its second weekend. The fi lm expected to lead the box offi ce next weekend – Sony’s video-game adaptation “Uncharted,” staring Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg – began its release overseas, where it took in $21.5 million in 15 territories.
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conversations is always worthwhile time spent. The show’s approximate run time is approximately 80 minutes with no intermission. Kevin T. Baldwin is a member of the American Theatre Critics Association.
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