Do movie stars still exist? Summer 2012 seems determined to answer that question with a resounding “No”. Hollywood has long been obsessed with the idea of a box office star – an actor who can reel in a healthy audience to theaters regardless of the quality of their newest picture. With the “guarantee” of a […]
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EDITORIAL: “That’s My Boy: Does the Failure of Two Adam Sandler Flicks in a Row Signal the End of his Box Office Reign?”
June 18th, 2012 
Boris Paskhaver 
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Tags: adam sandler, andy samberg, Box Office, box office poison, editorial, flop, jack and jill, ken murray, movie editorial, R-rated, rock of ages, that's my boy, the downfall of adam sandler, tom cruise 
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EDITORIAL: “48 Frames Per Second: Advancement or Fad?”
June 15th, 2012 Tyler Osborne Recently Peter Jackson and James Cameron have come out supporting a new film technology: shooting movies at 48 frames per second instead of the traditional 24 frames per second of film. For people in the film industry that sentence has a lot of meaning and implications, but for most other people it is just gibberish. […]
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