Sentence examples for release audiences from inspiring English sources

These days the rise of reality television means we're used to asking questions about the exploitation of the unstable or unwell, but on the film's release audiences were shocked by the reality of the Beales's life.

He also addressed concerns that "Stonewall" overlooks important historical figures, writing that following the film's release "audiences will see that it deeply honors the real-life activists who were there -- including Marsha P. Johnson, Sylvia Rivera, and Ray Castro -- and all the brave people who sparked the civil rights movement which continues to this day".

Before its theatrical release, audience tracking surveys estimated the superhero action-comedy could gross as much as $25 million its opening weekend.

Netflix's chief content officer, Ted Sarandos, has resisted industry pressure to release audience data -- saying such information isn't relevant for an online movie and TV service that neither sells advertising nor collects a per-subscriber fee from cable and satellite TV distributors.

Both Se7en and Fight Club were considered controversial when they were released; audiences and critics were not always sure of how to respond.

Martin Scorsese, David Fincher, and Judd Apatow are certainly auteurs whose films are marketed in significant measure with reference to their names as selling points, in exactly the same way as, for the limited-release audience, the names of Pedro Almodóvar or Abbas Kiarostami are.

The evening newscast of New York's most prominent Spanish-language television station, WPIX, beat WCBS, WABC and WNBC among 18- to 49-year-old viewers during the July sweeps, according to a recently released audience analysis.

So far, however, pre-release audience surveys indicate the film is not generating that much excitement.

Pre-release audience surveys suggest the movie, which cost about $225 million to produce, could gross $90 million over its opening weekend.

The a capella comedy could sing with between $35 million to $45 million, according to people familiar with pre-release audience surveys.

Heading into the weekend, pre-release audience surveys suggested the "Insidious" sequel would open with around $35 million.