For ‘GI Joe,’ it’s ‘Retaliation’ Nation! Disney Jr. smacks Nick Jr.
3 views - published on April 1st, 2013 in Disney News tagged Disney, disney news, disneyland, walt disney, walt disney worldThe Skinny: we finally got by a Netflix array “House of Cards,” and it usually took a integrate of months. You’ve listened of binge viewing? Well, this was nip viewing, and it worked out usually excellent for me. Monday’s headlines embody a summation of a weekend box bureau and a demeanour during a conflict between Disney Jr. and Nick Jr.
Daily Dose: After losing some big-name talent, including Jake Tapper and Chris Cuomo, to CNN, ABC News has done a splashy sinecure of a own. Reporter Byron Pitts, a unchanging participation on CBS News and “60 Minutes,” has been wooed divided to offer as a inhabitant match and an anchor for a opposition network.
“Retaliation” Nation. “G.I. Joe: Retaliation” took in over $40 million this past weekend, that was some-more than adequate to explain a tip mark during a box office. Finishing second was “The Croods” with $26.5 million, a decrease of usually 39% from a movie’s opening weekend. Also behaving good was Tyler Perry’s regretful play “Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor,” that done usually over $22 million. Box-office recaps from a Los Angeles Times and Movie City News.
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Juicing a stats. Be certain to review a excellent imitation a subsequent time we see a film studio exaggerate about a numbers. More mostly than not these days, a opening weekend goes over Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Wall Street Journal looks during how some studios are removing a conduct start on a weekend with lots of hide screenings and midnight showings.
Battle of a juniors. Disney Jr. is approaching to transcend Nick Jr. as a most-watched pay-TV channel among preschoolers. For Disney, a win is considerable given that Disney Jr. was launched usually recently and is in distant fewer homes than Nick Jr. The New York Times looks during a foe and during how Disney Jr. got so clever so fast.
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It’s burble time. The promote networks are bustling building new shows for a tumble season. That means it will shortly be preference time concerning that stream shows tarry to subsequent season. These shows, in attention terms, are “on a bubble.” Every spring, USA Today looks during a shows on a burble and gives a readers a possibility to opinion on that are value saving. we don’t need to opinion since “The Good Wife” has already been renewed and I’m flattering certain ABC will move behind “Nashville.”
Inside a Los Angeles Times: Mary McNamara on “Game of Thrones.” Randall Roberts with an appreciation of song writer Phil Ramone, who died on Saturday.
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