#NEW LINE CINEMA PROFESSIONAL#

With the exception of The Butterfly Effect, Wedding Crashers, and Hairspray, New Line couldn't turn a profit post- Return of the King. New Line's 2004-2008 filmography was practically a non-stop litany of box-office disappointments. At first, it was kept separate from the company's other studio subsidiaries (sister studio Castle Rock Entertainment was run as part of Warner Bros. In 1994, New Line was purchased by Turner Broadcasting, and began distributing some of Turner's in-house theatrical productions (under the banner of Turner Pictures) in theaters (home video releases were under Turner's own home video arm and lacked any NLC references) Turner itself was bought out by Time Warner two years later. It didn't last too long and it was gone by 1993 (these films are mostly owned by StudioCanal these days as part of the Carolco library they acquired). For a time in the early 1990s, NLC and Carolco Pictures had a joint venture called Seven Arts (not to be confused with several other companies that went under that name, including one that eventually became part of Warner Bros.), which primarily released a mix of Carolco's lower-budget films and some arthouse pictures.

In the following years, New Line Cinema kept hitting hard with horror films and other fare. It finally managed to strike gold in 1984, when it distributed A Nightmare on Elm Street, which managed to be an instant success, no doubt helped by its minuscule budget (leading to NLC's nickname, 'The House That Freddy Built'). It made a number of horror flicks (such as the original Evil Dead), kept releasing foreign and art movies, and got hit hard with a financial dearth. The '80s started off as usual for New Line Cinema. Before long, it finally got to make its own film, Stunts in 1976 it was released in 1977 to critical apathy but marginal financial success. The studio started off by releasing several classic foreign films, as well as the works of John Waters. The studio got its start in 1967, built by Robert Shaye to show foreign and art films to college campuses in America. New Line Cinema is a film studio owned by Warner Bros. and 5.1 surround.Give it up for the film reels, ladies and gentlemen. Technical Details: DVD Region 1 NTSC widescreen (1.85:1) presentation Dolby Digital stereo. Participant/Performer Note: Antonio Banderas, Rob Brown, Alfre Woodard.

Austerberry choreography by JoAnn Jansen. Creation/Production Credits Note: Director of photography, Alex Nepomniaschy editor, Robert Ivison music by, Swizz Beatz and Aaron Zigman costume designer, Melissa Toth production designer, Paul D. Note: Special features: deleted scenes trailers behind-the-dance featurettes interactive tango demonstration commentary by director and editor.ĭescription based on surrogate. ISBN: 0780655222 Audience Notes: MPAA rating: PG-13 for thematic material, language and some violence.

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High school students - New York (State) - New York - Drama.At first his background clashes with his students' tastes, but together Dulane and his students create a completely new style of dance.

#NEW LINE CINEMA PROFESSIONAL#

Summary: Pierre Dulane is a former professional ballroom dancer who volunteers to teach dance in the New York public school system. Language Note: In English, with optional English or Spanish subtitles.Ĭlosed-captioned.

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