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#Devara : - Australia hosts its biggest-ever trendsetting celebrations. -Record Breaking Release By Beating #RRR -ALL TIME TOP 8 ( A$952K+, NZ$130k) - NON SSR Highest Day 1 - A$471K+ - Despite Negative Reviews Film ended Up in Profits. #ManOfMassesNTR

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R𐌀ქႽᏋkЋ𐌀R1 year ago

Celebrations lo ma Taravathe evadaina 🤙🏻🤙🏻🔥🔥

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Celebrations cheyali antey NTR fans eh 🔥

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Fastest soldout show record in IMAX MELBOURNE not mentioned @AuTelugu_Films ??

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"Grease" (1978) was so popular during its release that some theaters were playing the movie literally back-to-back to meet demand; however, they couldn't 'turnover' the audience quick enough - by the time the last viewers to enter the screening took their seats, the movie had already started and was at least partway through. This increased demand for viewings even further as people had to attend the theater several times in order to try and catch the whole movie to understand what was going on. At the time of its release, this was the third highest-grossing film worldwide, after Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) and Jaws (1975). In 1978, "Grease" grossed just under $160 million domestically, more than other renowned movies that year. As of December 2017, it has grossed a domestic total of 188,755,690 dollars and a worldwide total of 394,955,690 dollars, against a budget of $6 million dollars. It also became the highest-earning musical of all time. (“Grease: Everything You Didn’t Know”, Too Much Information (iHeartRadio / Omny(dot)fm), hosted by Jordan Runtagh and Alex Heigl, 2022 & IMDb) P.S: On this day, 48 years ago, "Grease" (1978) premiered in New York City, USA.

"Grease" (1978) was so popular during its release that some theaters were playing the movie literally back-to-back to meet demand; however, they couldn't 'turnover' the audience quick enough - by the time the last viewers to enter the screening took their seats, the movie had already started and was at least partway through. This increased demand for viewings even further as people had to attend the theater several times in order to try and catch the whole movie to understand what was going on. At the time of its release, this was the third highest-grossing film worldwide, after Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) and Jaws (1975). In 1978, "Grease" grossed just under $160 million domestically, more than other renowned movies that year. As of December 2017, it has grossed a domestic total of 188,755,690 dollars and a worldwide total of 394,955,690 dollars, against a budget of $6 million dollars. It also became the highest-earning musical of all time. (“Grease: Everything You Didn’t Know”, Too Much Information (iHeartRadio / Omny(dot)fm), hosted by Jordan Runtagh and Alex Heigl, 2022 & IMDb) P.S: On this day, 48 years ago, "Grease" (1978) premiered in New York City, USA.

DepressedBergman

18,299 views • 1 month ago

Black Christmas (1974) 🎄 This film is considered one of the most influential horror films ever made, often cited as the "mother" of the modern slasher genre. Despite a modest initial financial performance, it has achieved massive cultural impact and critical re-evaluation over the last 50 years. Produced on a budget of roughly $686,000, it was a major hit in its native Canada, becoming the third-highest-grossing Canadian film of its time. It initially struggled in the U.S. due to competition from The Godfather Part II, but eventually grossed over $4 million worldwide, cementing its status as a financial success. Upon release, critics largely dismissed it as "senseless mayhem" or "trash". However, modern reviews are overwhelmingly positive, with a 71% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and rankings on numerous "Best Horror Movie" lists by outlets like IndieWire and Esquire. Cultural Impact and Innovation The film pioneered several tropes that defined the 1980s slasher boom: The "Final Girl": Jess Bradford (Olivia Hussey) is recognized as one of the first "final girls" in horror. Unlike later iterations, she was sexually active and had full agency, challenging the "virginal survivor" trope. It introduced the Killer's POV tracking shots, the concept of a killer stalking a group of young women, and the "calls are coming from inside the house" plot device later famously used in “When a Stranger Calls”. Influence on “Halloween”: Director Bob Clark’s discussions with John Carpenter about a hypothetical Black Christmas sequel (involving a killer escaping a psychiatric ward on Halloween) directly inspired Carpenter's 1978 classic. Released just one year after Roe v. Wade, the film is praised for its progressive treatment of reproductive rights, as Jess remains steadfast in her decision to have an abortion despite pressure from her boyfriend. Fun Fact Director Bob Clark later directed the 1983 holiday classic “A Christmas Story”. While the two films are tonally opposites, they both remain essential viewing for the Christmas season.

Black Christmas (1974) 🎄 This film is considered one of the most influential horror films ever made, often cited as the "mother" of the modern slasher genre. Despite a modest initial financial performance, it has achieved massive cultural impact and critical re-evaluation over the last 50 years. Produced on a budget of roughly $686,000, it was a major hit in its native Canada, becoming the third-highest-grossing Canadian film of its time. It initially struggled in the U.S. due to competition from The Godfather Part II, but eventually grossed over $4 million worldwide, cementing its status as a financial success. Upon release, critics largely dismissed it as "senseless mayhem" or "trash". However, modern reviews are overwhelmingly positive, with a 71% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and rankings on numerous "Best Horror Movie" lists by outlets like IndieWire and Esquire. Cultural Impact and Innovation The film pioneered several tropes that defined the 1980s slasher boom: The "Final Girl": Jess Bradford (Olivia Hussey) is recognized as one of the first "final girls" in horror. Unlike later iterations, she was sexually active and had full agency, challenging the "virginal survivor" trope. It introduced the Killer's POV tracking shots, the concept of a killer stalking a group of young women, and the "calls are coming from inside the house" plot device later famously used in “When a Stranger Calls”. Influence on “Halloween”: Director Bob Clark’s discussions with John Carpenter about a hypothetical Black Christmas sequel (involving a killer escaping a psychiatric ward on Halloween) directly inspired Carpenter's 1978 classic. Released just one year after Roe v. Wade, the film is praised for its progressive treatment of reproductive rights, as Jess remains steadfast in her decision to have an abortion despite pressure from her boyfriend. Fun Fact Director Bob Clark later directed the 1983 holiday classic “A Christmas Story”. While the two films are tonally opposites, they both remain essential viewing for the Christmas season.

Tom😈Loves❤️Horror😱

23,369 views • 6 months ago

🚨 S&P JUST RAN OUT OF FUEL S&P 500 just broke above 7,500 Everyone's euphoric That's exactly problem Because two biggest IPOs in history are about to hit market - back to back OpenAI filed confidentially on May 22. Targeting a listing as early as September. Valuation north of $1 TRILLION Anthropic filed June 1. Targeting October on Nasdaq. Raising more than $60 BILLION Goldman. JPMorgan. Morgan Stanley. The gates are already open Here's what market isn't pricing in IPOs don't create money. They MOVE it Every dollar that buys OpenAI and Anthropic shares is a dollar pulled out of something else - Stocks. - Funds - Same index sitting at its all-time high Translation: whole market, forced to reach into same pocket on same morning - to fund two biggest deals ever written That's not a rally. That's a drain We've seen this movie. Late 2021 - the biggest listings of cycle priced right at top. Then whole thing rolled over in 2022 The top isn't a price. It's moment everyone's too greedy to sell So connect the dots Record index. Record IPO supply. Record euphoria. At exact same time My target: back toward 4,500. A ~40% reset from peak This isn't caution. This is setup Ask yourself one question. Why do they suddenly want YOU buying at top? Because somebody needs people to sell to You're early - or you're exit. There's no third option I called 2025 $BTC ATH and drop to $60k. Next call matters more Turn on notifs - I'll post warning before it hits headlines

🚨 S&P JUST RAN OUT OF FUEL S&P 500 just broke above 7,500 Everyone's euphoric That's exactly problem Because two biggest IPOs in history are about to hit market - back to back OpenAI filed confidentially on May 22. Targeting a listing as early as September. Valuation north of $1 TRILLION Anthropic filed June 1. Targeting October on Nasdaq. Raising more than $60 BILLION Goldman. JPMorgan. Morgan Stanley. The gates are already open Here's what market isn't pricing in IPOs don't create money. They MOVE it Every dollar that buys OpenAI and Anthropic shares is a dollar pulled out of something else - Stocks. - Funds - Same index sitting at its all-time high Translation: whole market, forced to reach into same pocket on same morning - to fund two biggest deals ever written That's not a rally. That's a drain We've seen this movie. Late 2021 - the biggest listings of cycle priced right at top. Then whole thing rolled over in 2022 The top isn't a price. It's moment everyone's too greedy to sell So connect the dots Record index. Record IPO supply. Record euphoria. At exact same time My target: back toward 4,500. A ~40% reset from peak This isn't caution. This is setup Ask yourself one question. Why do they suddenly want YOU buying at top? Because somebody needs people to sell to You're early - or you're exit. There's no third option I called 2025 $BTC ATH and drop to $60k. Next call matters more Turn on notifs - I'll post warning before it hits headlines

Klarck

63,296 views • 23 days ago