In Part Two of our Paramount analysis,
SSN looks at the studio’s present: six major releases so far in 2013 and not a flop among them, plus four major releases to go in the final two-plus months of the year. None of the films have a prohibitive budget—and all have reasonably good box office and awards-season prospects.
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The combo of wine tasting and movie watching is a winning one, and the Napa Valley Film Festival, now in its third year, boasts “125 films. 300 filmmakers. 50 chefs. 150 wines.”
SSN spoke with festival board member J. Todd Harris about how the festival is growing, what he’s excited about this year, and the importance of studio support and corporate sponsors for any emerging film fest.
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We wish we could say there was a breakout comedy this season, but that’s just not the case. Instead, there are some that attract decent-sized audiences, and others that falter week-to-week. Here’s a quick rundown of the new comedies and our quick assessment of how they’re doing, from
The Golbergs and
The Millers to
Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
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SSN’s weekly report on the latest TV pilots in development across the cable and broadcast networks.
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