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‘Street Fighter’ With $70M Global Start & ‘The Devils’ Are First Paramount & Warner Bros Pics Opening Post-Merger – Preview
The first two movies under the newly combined Paramount Warner Bros merger, Legendary’s Street Fighter via the Melrose lot and Clockwork’s limited 4K re-release of Ken Russell’s 1971 The Devils , hit theaters this weekend in what is a…
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The first two films released under the newly combined Paramount‑Warner Bros. umbrella are Legendary’s “Street Fighter,” produced at the Melrose lot, and Clockwork’s limited 4K re‑release of Ken Russell’s 1971 film “The Devils.” Both titles opened in theaters this weekend, showcasing a slate that layers new and classic content for diverse audiences. Skydance co‑CEO David Ellison, who advocated the merger of the historic studios to increase scale and competitiveness, is seeing that goal materialize with these launches.
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