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Both films were received positively by the audience, with “The Artist” received a “Marilyn” and get A-, according to market research firm CinemaScore. Any pictures to people who are older: 71% of people who see “Marilyn” is over the age of 35, while 67% of the audience fell into an age of “Artist.”
Erik Lomis, President of theatrical distribution and Weinstein’s home entertainment, said he was very pleased with the initial reception to “Artist.” Although the film was a critical darling on the circuit of festivals, it has remained an open question Whether Americans would receive a film with almost no dialogue.
“It’s definitely a marketing challenge, but it is the best tool for selling movie film, and everyone that saw it fall in love with it,” said Lomis.
Thus, he said, the film will continue to roll out slowly in an effort to generate positive word-of-mouth. It will debut in San Francisco this week, and had to play in about 250 theaters by Christmas. “Marilyn”, meanwhile, will remain in theaters of 250 until nomination Golden Globe in the months of December, in which many experts believe Williams may award nominated for best actress.
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