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MediaTalk | Season 4 | Ep. 37 - Beyond the Billion-Dollar Hits: The Surprising Winners and Losers of the Summer Box Office

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By Mike Reynolds Verified, Wade Holden, Mac Mathews
| S&P Global Market Intelligence Verified
The summer box office delivered a blockbuster performance, generating $4.64 billion domestically, the second-highest total ever. On this episode of "MediaTalk," Mike Reynolds is joined by Kagan Senior Research Analyst Wade Holden and Mac Mathews to unpack what powered the surge. The discussion explores how "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" and "The Odyssey" helped push the market past $4 billion, while a record 331 films contributed to the season’s unusually broad release slate.
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10 Horror Movies That Would Make Great Games

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By Mike Reynolds Verified
| Fearzine Magazine
From Hollywood to Darkwood Video game adaptations are now standard practice in Hollywood, with studio execs eyeing up pre-loaded fandoms as a safe route to box office returns. Familiar names, built-in audiences; it’s an easy pitch. It’s also nothing new. From various Star Wars and Indiana Jones games to the disaster of E.T. on Atari, games have been feeding off film licenses for decades, especially in gaming’s past when tie-ins doubled as marketing machines and deadlines mattered more than quality.
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Fox's $22B Roku deal puts ad growth, connected TV at center of strategy

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By Sarah James, Ikrama Ranjha, Mike Reynolds Verified
| S&P Global Market Intelligence Verified
Fox Corp., which has long avoided the major M&A and streaming consolidation that has gripped the media sector in recent years, is changing course with a $22 billion agreement to buy streaming video platform Roku Inc. Fox on June 15 struck a definitive agreement to acquire Roku for $160.00 per share in cash and stock.
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