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Tyler Perry Gives Lionsgate One Last Hit as Madea Says Goodbye
Perry’s “A Madea Family Funeral” had a strong $27 million debut, almost (but not quite) enough to beat “How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World.”
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This Weekend’s Live-Streaming Events: Lady Gaga’s Star-Studded Special and More
Appointment viewing is back. What online events to look out for today, and when to tune in.
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‘John Wick: Chapter 3’ Puts Keanu Reeves Back on Top at the Box Office
The R-rated thriller was No. 1 in North America with $57 million in ticket sales, by far a series best. Two other new wide-release movies flopped.
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‘Shazam!’ Keeps Box-Office Lead as ‘Hellboy’ Flounders
“Little,” a comedy in the kid-adult switcheroo tradition of “Big” and “Freaky Friday,” came in second place.
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After Uproar Over Liam Neeson’s Remarks, Red Carpet Events for ‘Cold Pursuit’ Are Canceled
The actor appeared on “Good Morning America” to explain his remarks about looking to kill a black man years ago after a close friend was raped by a man she said was black.
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Liam Neeson Describes Racist Revenge Fantasy in Newspaper Interview
Mr. Neeson, 66, said he went looking for a black man to kill to avenge a friend who was raped. He described the episode as a learning experience.
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‘Uncle Drew’: Branding Vehicle or Feature Film? Yes
The comedy was spun from a series of viral ads for Pepsi, believed to be the first time a movie plot has been based on a commercial.
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Weinstein Company Sale Delayed by N.Y. Attorney General Lawsuit
Eric T. Schneiderman filed a suit alleging the studio and its founders violated state and city laws barring gender discrimination and sexual harassment.
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‘Coco’ Tops Box Office Again in Quiet Week
“Coco” has passed $100 million in total grosses. “The Disaster Artist” opened strongly in limited release.
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‘Justice League’ a Disappointing No. 1 as ‘Wonder’ Surprises
“Justice League” was easily best at the box office this weekend. But ticket sales of $96 million were less than expected, especially for such a costly film.