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Terminator TV Show Reportedly Heading To Hulu
Having paid $20 million for the rights to the franchise back in 2011, Skydance Media have been determined to rejuvenate the Terminator brand one way or another, although things haven't quite gone to plan. Genisys is widely regarded as the worst entry in a series that's been dwindling in popularity for three decades, and if it wasn't for a strong showing in China, then the movie would have bombed hard after failing to even crack $90 million domestically.
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Margot Robbie Reportedly Wants Next Harley Quinn Project To Be R-Rated
Wonder Woman 1984 has been struggling at the box office, which is hardly surprising given that the theatrical industry was ravaged by the Coronavirus pandemic, and based on the fact that the superhero sequel was released internationally two weeks ago and has only just passed $85 million globally, Birds of Prey fans might have been right to celebrate the fellow DCEU movie as the highest-grossing comic book adaptation of 2020.
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Netflix Reportedly Wants To Start Making $300M Movies
Audiences constantly crave a larger sense of scale and spectacle from their big budget blockbusters, forcing the studios to keep raising both the stakes and the price tag when it comes to delivering populist entertainment precision engineered to sell the most tickets and generate the maximum box office income. After all, 30 years ago, many people couldn't believe that James Cameron's Terminator 2: Judgment Day was going to cost $100 million to produce, but these days, there are more expensive rom-coms being made.
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Percy Jackson Show Reportedly Has A Higher Budget Than MCU And Star Wars Series
As the era of Peak TV continues with no end in sight, the biggest small screen exclusives will continue to get more expensive, especially now that some of the most popular and recognizable franchises in history are set to dive headfirst into episodic television. Amazon have already committed a billion dollars to five seasons of The Lord of the Rings, while the roster of shows hailing from Star Wars and the Marvel Cinematic Universe are rumored to cost anywhere between $15 million and $25 million per episode.
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Netflix Reportedly Looking To Invest Heavily In Horror Movies
The horror genre is never going to go out of fashion, because audiences will never tire of the visceral reaction that comes from being scared out of their seats. There's a reason why it's the most profitable form of filmmaking in Hollywood, after all, with companies like Blumhouse churning out countless low risk and high reward titles that are almost always guaranteed to make money, regardless of how good or bad the reviews are.
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Gal Gadot Reportedly Getting Over $20M And Creative Control For Wonder Woman 3
Not long after Wonder Woman was released, people were up in arms when reports started making the rounds that Gal Gadot had only been paid $300,000 for playing the title character. While that was a decent figure for what was just the second leading role of her career after Israeli sports comedy Kicking Out Shoshana, and only $200,000 less than Robert Downey Jr. earned for Iron Man, the fury came from comparisons to the $14 million Henry Cavill picked up for Man of Steel.
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Nicolas Cage Reportedly Returning For National Treasure TV Show
Incredibly, it's been over thirteen years since we saw the last of National Treasure, and fans have been demanding a third entry for just as long. The two old fashioned adventures did decent business at the box office after earning a combined total of over $800 million, while they've since gone on to enjoy a lasting legacy as a pair of entertainingly undemanding blockbusters.
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