Nathan Lawrence
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When will @jonnybernthal get a chance to breathe this year?!
So many great things out and on the way.
👏 👏 👏
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@mattreevesLA I hope you and the whole Bat family have the best time :)
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Just over here having a little fun…
VENGEANCE🦇@BatSource1
@mattreevesLA This is the most you’ve tweeted in one sitting. A NEW RECORD!
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Nathan Lawrence retweetledi
Grab your popcorn bucket wingman to see TOP GUN and TOP GUN: MAVERICK in theatres May 13 for one week only! Get your tickets now at AMC Theatres!🍿 #TopGun bit.ly/41O42Ry
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The trailer ACME doesn’t want you to see. Coyote vs. ACME. In theaters August 28.
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@VDOOZER More scrubs or we riot*!
*cry uncontrollably into a pillow while shouting “Why!” and listening to Winter by Joshua Radin.
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Talk to me, Goose.
Tom Cruise@TomCruise
Two films. One big screen. Back in theaters, May 13th, for one week only.
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Forever grateful to the audience that found Shawshank. It’s the quality that matters and time will be the ultimate arbiter.
I hope the same will be true of Code 46, The Secret Life of Words and Catch a Fire.
Movies Scenes 🎫@SceneinCinema
The Shawshank Redemption flopped in theaters, $16 million worldwide on a $25 million budget, opening weekend just $727,000 in 1994, it disappeared almost immediately. It lost all seven Oscar nominations to Forrest Gump, no awards, no box office, the studio labeled it a failure and the director walked away devastated. Then something quiet started happening, VHS rentals, cable reruns, someone watching it alone on a Tuesday night and calling a friend the next morning. People who watched it told their friends, their friends told more people, it spread slowly, one recommendation at a time, no marketing push just genuine word of mouth. By 2008 it reached number one on IMDb, the audience voted it the greatest film ever made and it has stayed there ever since. It took 14 years to get there, a box office bomb turned into the highest rated film in history, built entirely by viewers long after the studio had already moved on.
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Nathan Lawrence retweetledi
The Shawshank Redemption flopped in theaters, $16 million worldwide on a $25 million budget, opening weekend just $727,000 in 1994, it disappeared almost immediately.
It lost all seven Oscar nominations to Forrest Gump, no awards, no box office, the studio labeled it a failure and the director walked away devastated.
Then something quiet started happening, VHS rentals, cable reruns, someone watching it alone on a Tuesday night and calling a friend the next morning.
People who watched it told their friends, their friends told more people, it spread slowly, one recommendation at a time, no marketing push just genuine word of mouth.
By 2008 it reached number one on IMDb, the audience voted it the greatest film ever made and it has stayed there ever since.
It took 14 years to get there, a box office bomb turned into the highest rated film in history, built entirely by viewers long after the studio had already moved on.
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@chrizmillr @BeyondReporter_ I’m comfortable with it never being released on home video. Keep it in theaters forever. In fact AMC should only be playing Project Hail Mary. 24/7, 365. They should re-brand from AMC to PHM. Also deviled eggs should be an acceptable year round food.
#GraceRockySaveTheaters
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Project Hail Mary will be available digitally on April 28th.
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This year, 57 Oscar nominations went to productions #ShotOnFilm.
We’re proud to manufacture that film right here in #RochesterNY—and even prouder to provide the canvas for filmmakers to bring their stories to life.
View the full list nominees here: kodak.com/go/awardsseason
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Fascism wins when it convinces people that it’s not fascism.
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