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All Screen articles in 8 October 2004 – Page 5

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DENMARK 4 October

2004-10-04T00:00:00Z

The highly anticipated feature debut from Nikolaj Arcel, Kings' Game (Kongekabale), dealt awinning hand at the top of the Danish box-office chart this weekend with astrong DKK2,3m gross and DKK39,692 screen average on its 60 prints.The critically praised film has been a hot item in the mediafor the last month, ...
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DreamWorks scores second animated megahit of '04 with Shark Tale

2004-10-04T00:00:00Z

DreamWorks' animated Shark Tale snapped up the biggest October openingof all time at the weekend, defying a broadly unenthused critical response togross an estimated $49.1m.In a debut that bodes well for the proposed spin-off ofDreamWorks' animation unit, Shark Tale recorded the studio's second biggest ever opening behind Shrek2's $108m back ...

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