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The comedy “Think Like a Man” was the No. 1 weekend film at theaters in the U.S. and Canada with $33.6 million in ticket sales for Sony Corp., ending a four-week run in first place for “The Hunger Games.”
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“The Hunger Games” led the U.S. box office for a fourth consecutive weekend, becoming the first film since 2009’s “Avatar” to accomplish that feat.
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The director of Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.’s “The Hunger Games” dropped out of the sequel, clouding the future of a film franchise that has amassed $464 million in ticket sales in its first installment.
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“The Hunger Games” was the top film for a third-straight weekend in U.S. and Canadian theaters over the Easter holiday, beating a 3-D makeover of James Cameron’s Oscar-winning epic “Titanic.”
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Nina Jacobson, who brought “The Hunger Games” to Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. and produced that studio’s biggest hit ever, knows what it’s like to be on top in Hollywood. She also knows something about the bottom.
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“The Hunger Games” is a smart, barreling adaptation of the hugely popular young-adult novels that mash up gladiator-like death games with last night’s reality TV.
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Jon Feltheimer and Michael Burns crank up the volume as an image flickers to life on a flat- screen TV in their offices at Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. in Santa Monica, California.
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With all the hubbub about same-sex marriage, along comes a movie that reminds us that gay spouses can be as screwed up as heterosexual ones.
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