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Major Korean studio Mediaplex has announced the $159m sale of the country s third most successful multiplex chain Megabox to a consortium, Korea Multiplex Investment Corporation KMIC , led by Australian banking group Macquarie. Megabox comprises a total of 19 theatres and 155 screens nationwide, <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.de>stanley cup</a> with scores that follow those of top exhibitors CJ CGV and Lotte Cinema. Earlier this month, the company also opened an eight-screen multiplex in Beijing, with plans for two more in the works. Mediaplex has contracted to advise Megabox for two years on the chain s management and operations in exchange for $10.9m and additional incentives. In a public announcement on the stock exchange, Mediaplex stated it was making the sale with the aim to strengthen core content capabilities and secure new growth momentum . But the sale of the multiplex chain essentially has Mediaplex giving up its biggest platform for the content created by its investment and distribution arm Showbox and upstart production firm Motion 101. The investor/distributor is currently gearing up for the Aug 1 release of sci-fi monster film D-War - which previously was budgeted at $70m and is now claiming $30m, excluding equipment and technical development costs incurred by producer Younggu Art for the effects-based film. Shot in LA, the English-language film is also set for a US debut through Freestyle Releasing this autumn. <a href=https://www.stanley-quencher.co.uk>stanley cup</a> Showbox is locked into the much-hyped and delayed release of the big-bu <a href=https://www.cups-stanley-cups.us>stanley cup</a> dget film, but recently pu Nsdf How publishing company Cond茅 Nast has created a next generation entertainment studio
Jumping the gun on theupcoming schools half-term holiday, UK independent distributor MomentumPictures has bred a champion with family pick-up Racing Stripes.The film gave Momentum itsall-time biggest opening with $2.16m 拢1.145m from 394 sites, beating March2002 Britney Spears vehicle Crossroads which took $2.12m 拢1.126m from373 sites.Racing Stripes is the official film of Red Nose Day 2005, a majorUK charity event, in an initiative not previously undertaken by a theatricalrelease on this scale with the distributor and circuit exhibitors offering acontribution to Comic Relief on every ticket sold, with approximately 拢30,000of the opening weekend going to the charity.The comedy features thevoices of Whoopi Goldberg, Dustin Hoffman, Frankie Muniz, Michael Clarke Duncanand Snoop Dogg in a Babe-style talking animal film about a zebra thatthinks it s <a href=https://www.stanley-germany.de>stanley germany</a> a racehorse. Next weekend will see RacingStripes play 400 sites as the February half-term school <a href=https://www.stanleycup.fr>stanley cup</a> holiday Feb 14-18 kicks off. The week is <a href=https://www.stanleycups.us>stanley us</a> a key date in the UK calendar, generally considered thebest holiday date in the year as winter conditions provide little else in termsof alternative entertainment. Bookended by two weekends, the week is commonlyamongst the top five highest grossing weeks of the year in the territory andranked second best in both 2002 and 2000 when Monsters, Inc. and ToyStory 2 led the way, respectively.This year Racing Stripeswill see competition from Pathe Distribution s The Magic Roundabout,which will release
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