Was the Astor Plaza too big for the multiplex era?
Those were the days, before "Hairspray" and "Crybaby" made Mr. Waters safe for the multiplex.
Time perhaps to leave the art-house and organic flapjacks behind, and head for the multiplex to spread the word in the land of popcorn?
It's easy to see Bruckheimer as Hollywood's Simon Cowell, churning out hollow razzle-dazzle for the multiplex masses, most of it based on pre-existing properties.
And with the average age of the Mrs Brown TV viewer believed to be around 50, the audience didn't suggest itself as one apt to leave its sofa in droves for the multiplex.
In a genre saturated with jocular bromances, Lord and Miller all but delete the "B": Jenko's passing infatuation with a fellow football lunk counts as a significant coming-out moment for the multiplex.
MacKenzie said he had also applied to be part of the rival bid for the multiplex, a consortium of UTV, Bauer Media and Arqiva, but said he had been rebuffed.
The 4 Digital Group faced competition for the multiplex from National Grid Wireless, which proposed a 12-station lineup and had an ambitious launch date of February 29 , 2008
The second, in 1993, was for The Multiplex Man, a near-future thriller about a man who awakes one day to discover he has had multiple personalities implanted in his mind.
He has also made it a priority to increase access, not just through the pricing structure, but through a massive increase in the number of productions and performances filmed for the multiplex and for TV.
Two nucleic acid transcripts, interferon alpha-inducible protein 27 and interferon-induced protein 44-like, are used as model systems for the multiplex detection concept demonstration.
