Sentence examples for open commercially from inspiring English sources

The movie, which is to open commercially later this year, is campy satire with political bite.

Mostly the filmmakers justifiably earn the sympathy of the audience with "The Story of the Weeping Camel," which is to open commercially on June 4.

"Princess Mononoke," his only film to open commercially in the United States, bombed, drawing barely 2percentt of the $150 million in box office revenue it had earned in Japan.

Correction: October 22, 2003, Wednesday The Reverberations column in Weekend on Oct. 10, about Lars von Trier's film "Dogville," which is to open commercially in the United States in March, referred erroneously to plans for two sequels.

"Y Tu Mamá También" ("And Your Mother Too"), which was a hit at the recent New York Film Festival and which will open commercially next year, is an audacious combination of teen-sex film, road movie and contemporary social commentary directed by Alfonso Cuarón (who made the English-language "Little Princess").

Based on a hit play by Evelyne de la Chenelière, "Monsieur Lazhar," which was made in French and  is scheduled to open commercially in the spring, is the story of an Algerian refugee who becomes a substitute teacher in an elementary school in Montreal after the original instructor commits suicide.

The opening-night film, "The Answer Man," a New York-area premiere (it opens commercially on July 24), may be all of the above.

Opens commercially later this year.

THE QUEEN Plays tonight at the New York Film Festival; opens commercially tomorrow.

"India Song" never opened commercially in New York at all.

It opens commercially in New York on Aug. 5.