Sentence examples for spectacular box from inspiring English sources

But its less than spectacular box office performance in its opening weekend has shifted the playing field — upon which there may now be a brawl.

Lionsgate got a huge stock market boost from the spectacular box office success of the first film which requires it to get the followup into production pronto.

The film is also available in a spectacular box set which includes two more of Del Toro's more personal films, The Devil's Backbone and Cronos.

Clint Eastwood could follow up the spectacular box office success of his controversial Iraq war drama American Sniper by directing Jonah Hill and Leonardo DiCaprio in the story of a failed Olympic bomb plot, reports Deadline.

The image of a vigorous, headless body defiantly swimming in circles around a smoldering ship may be a fair metaphor for the recent state of the pirate movie, a wild, disreputable and apparently unkillable genre notable for its unrepentant excesses, its mix of playfulness and violence, history and hokum and, within the last two decades, for its record of spectacular box office failure.

The Spirits Within was a spectacular box office failure – estimates put its losses at well over $90m.

Emmerich's take was also not a spectacular box-office success, despite expectations of a Jurassic Park-style bounty.

Bond was back with Sam Mendes directing Daniel Craig in Spectre, a film that produced spectacular box-office returns while polarising audience responses.

A movie in which Spider-Man met Hulk and the Avengers, realised well, would be a spectacular box-office draw and well worth the time and effort spent clearing up all the legal paperwork.

Clybourne Park, first seen in New York at the Playwrights Horizon, was rich in possibly uncomfortable jokes about racism but proved another spectacular box-office success for artistic director Dominic Cooke, whose outstanding cast included Martin Freeman, Sophie Thompson, Steffan Rhodri, and Lorna Brown, all playing across the time gap in different roles.

It was a substantial but not spectacular box-office success, taking $3.7 million on its initial U.S. release, making it the seventh highest grossing film of 1943.