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Streaming Surpasses Theaters as Primary Movie-Viewing Method in US
A new poll reveals that most Americans (75%) streamed a new movie at least once in the past year, compared to 66% who saw one in theaters, highlighting a post-pandemic shift in viewing habits driven by convenience and cost.
Streaming Surpasses Theaters as Primary Movie-Viewing Method in US
A new poll reveals that most Americans (75%) streamed a new movie at least once in the past year, compared to 66% who saw one in theaters, highlighting a post-pandemic shift in viewing habits driven by convenience and cost.
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16% Bias Score


Paramount Rejects Boycott of Israeli Filmmakers
Paramount Global became the first major film studio to publicly reject a boycott of Israeli film institutions, following a pledge signed by nearly 4,000 industry figures vowing not to work with Israeli organizations allegedly complicit in "genocide and apartheid against the Palestinian people.
Paramount Rejects Boycott of Israeli Filmmakers
Paramount Global became the first major film studio to publicly reject a boycott of Israeli film institutions, following a pledge signed by nearly 4,000 industry figures vowing not to work with Israeli organizations allegedly complicit in "genocide and apartheid against the Palestinian people.
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60% Bias Score


Over 2,000 Hollywood Figures Pledge to Boycott Israeli Film Industry
More than 2,000 Hollywood actors and filmmakers, including prominent figures like Emma Stone and Ava DuVernay, have pledged to boycott the Israeli film industry in protest of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, citing complicity in "genocide and apartheid against the Palestinian people.
Over 2,000 Hollywood Figures Pledge to Boycott Israeli Film Industry
More than 2,000 Hollywood actors and filmmakers, including prominent figures like Emma Stone and Ava DuVernay, have pledged to boycott the Israeli film industry in protest of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, citing complicity in "genocide and apartheid against the Palestinian people.
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36% Bias Score


1200 Hollywood Filmmakers Pledge Boycott of Israeli Institutions
Following a similar initiative by 1500 Italian film personalities, 1200 Hollywood filmmakers signed a statement pledging not to collaborate with Israeli institutions and companies complicit in the ongoing violence in Gaza, citing the Israeli government's actions as "genocide and apartheid.
1200 Hollywood Filmmakers Pledge Boycott of Israeli Institutions
Following a similar initiative by 1500 Italian film personalities, 1200 Hollywood filmmakers signed a statement pledging not to collaborate with Israeli institutions and companies complicit in the ongoing violence in Gaza, citing the Israeli government's actions as "genocide and apartheid.
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56% Bias Score


Superhero Box Office Slump: Fatigue or Formulaic Storytelling?
The underwhelming second-week box office performance of "Superman" and "Fantastic Four" has sparked debate about "superhero fatigue," potentially signaling a turning point for the genre unless studios adapt their release strategies and storytelling approaches.
Superhero Box Office Slump: Fatigue or Formulaic Storytelling?
The underwhelming second-week box office performance of "Superman" and "Fantastic Four" has sparked debate about "superhero fatigue," potentially signaling a turning point for the genre unless studios adapt their release strategies and storytelling approaches.
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48% Bias Score


Testimonies Expose Sexual Harassment Culture in UK Film and Television
Three women who testified against actor Noel Clarke in a failed libel case detailed a culture of sexual harassment and assault in the UK film and television industry, highlighting the need for systemic change to protect actors and hold perpetrators accountable.
Testimonies Expose Sexual Harassment Culture in UK Film and Television
Three women who testified against actor Noel Clarke in a failed libel case detailed a culture of sexual harassment and assault in the UK film and television industry, highlighting the need for systemic change to protect actors and hold perpetrators accountable.
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40% Bias Score

Pixar's Elio Flops: A Box Office Disappointment Amidst Studio Conflicts and Shifting Audience Preferences
Pixar's latest film, Elio, underperformed at the box office, despite positive reviews, due to internal studio conflicts, changes to the film's queer coding, and competition from established franchises.

Pixar's Elio Flops: A Box Office Disappointment Amidst Studio Conflicts and Shifting Audience Preferences
Pixar's latest film, Elio, underperformed at the box office, despite positive reviews, due to internal studio conflicts, changes to the film's queer coding, and competition from established franchises.
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48% Bias Score

Paramount Defies Boycott of Israeli Filmmakers
Paramount Pictures rejected a pledge by over 4000 film professionals to boycott Israeli film institutions involved in the alleged genocide and apartheid against Palestinians, emphasizing the importance of free artistic expression.

Paramount Defies Boycott of Israeli Filmmakers
Paramount Pictures rejected a pledge by over 4000 film professionals to boycott Israeli film institutions involved in the alleged genocide and apartheid against Palestinians, emphasizing the importance of free artistic expression.
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48% Bias Score

Hundreds of Film Professionals Boycott Israeli Film Industry
Hundreds of international film professionals, including prominent figures like Ken Loach and Tilda Swinton, announced a boycott of Israeli film companies and organizations complicit in the ongoing violence against Palestinians, citing the Israeli government's actions in Gaza.

Hundreds of Film Professionals Boycott Israeli Film Industry
Hundreds of international film professionals, including prominent figures like Ken Loach and Tilda Swinton, announced a boycott of Israeli film companies and organizations complicit in the ongoing violence against Palestinians, citing the Israeli government's actions in Gaza.
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60% Bias Score

Amazon's "Masters of the Universe" Film: Production Costs and UK Tax Rebate
Amazon's "Masters of the Universe" film, currently in post-production, spent \$52.1 million in pre-production, receiving an \$11.8 million UK tax rebate, and is expected to significantly increase spending in the next fiscal year.

Amazon's "Masters of the Universe" Film: Production Costs and UK Tax Rebate
Amazon's "Masters of the Universe" film, currently in post-production, spent \$52.1 million in pre-production, receiving an \$11.8 million UK tax rebate, and is expected to significantly increase spending in the next fiscal year.
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40% Bias Score

Aronofsky's "Caught Stealing": A 90s Noir Caper
Darren Aronofsky's "Caught Stealing" is a 1998-set neo-noir crime caper filmed in New York's East Village, starring Austin Butler, and marking a stylistic departure for the director, who collaborated with Google DeepMind on the film's production.

Aronofsky's "Caught Stealing": A 90s Noir Caper
Darren Aronofsky's "Caught Stealing" is a 1998-set neo-noir crime caper filmed in New York's East Village, starring Austin Butler, and marking a stylistic departure for the director, who collaborated with Google DeepMind on the film's production.
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52% Bias Score

Chinese Animation's Box Office Boom: "Nobody" Leads the Charge
Chinese animation films like "Nobody," "Curious Tales of a Temple," and "The Legend of Hei 2" are experiencing a box office boom this summer, with "Nobody" grossing over 990 million yuan in just 16 days, showcasing the industry's growth and potential for global impact.

Chinese Animation's Box Office Boom: "Nobody" Leads the Charge
Chinese animation films like "Nobody," "Curious Tales of a Temple," and "The Legend of Hei 2" are experiencing a box office boom this summer, with "Nobody" grossing over 990 million yuan in just 16 days, showcasing the industry's growth and potential for global impact.
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32% Bias Score
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