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Deadline approaching. Be a part of the fastest growing and most unique Film Festival in the world today: FILM SUBMISSIONS - See the full details to submit your film SCREENPLAY SUBMISSIONS - See the full details to submit your script TV PILOT AND SPEC SCRIPT SUBMISSIONS - See the full details to submit your TV script ONE PAGE SCREENPLAY CONTEST - Exciting contest where the WINNING script is made into a film Paramount's "Iron Man" continued to hammer out box office gold in its second Friday of the summer season with $15.3 million, however, Fox-Regency's "What Happens in Vegas" trumped Warner Bros.' "Speed Racer" for second place. Playing at 4,111 sites, "Iron Man's" second Friday reps the third best among Marvel's titles in May behind "Spider-Man's" $19.9 million in 2002 and "Spider-Man 3's" $17.2 million last year. Both pics respectively posted second weekend hauls of $71.4 million and $58.2 million. Through its first eight days, the domestic B.O. for "Iron Man" currently stands at $141.9 million. Grossing $7.2 million from 3,215 locations, "Vegas" repped an opening day high for a romantic comedy in May, besting the $6.5 million charted by 1999's "Notting Hill" which went on to generate a three-day take of $21.8 million.The Wachowski Brothers' "Speed Racer" slotted third on Friday with $6.2 million from 3,606 sites. Despite the pic's soft start, "Racer" still has an eye on arriving in second place once the checkered flag is waved at the weekend box office. As is typical during the school season, most family fare fuels up from Saturday and Sunday matinees. Live-action PG pics such as 2001's "Spy Kids" have seen spikes as high as 60% between their Friday and Saturday figures. News May 11, News May 11, News May 11, News May 11 |
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