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Fifty Shades crosses $500m global
BOX OFFICE: Universal’s worldwide S&M smash reaches $502m
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Chappie
Neill Blomkamp has fashioned a brawny sci-fi spectacle which views humanity’s flaws with unflinching grimness, but Chappie is a bucket of bolts
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SC Films signs Chinese animation
EXCLUSIVE: Sales deal ahead of wide theatrical release in China.
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Screen February 2015
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