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Film of the Day: Niyazi Gul the Galloping Vet

MOVIE

Full Time 2022

No cover art for Full Time
2022
 88 minutes (1 hrs 28 mins)
Cast and Director

Directed by

Eric Gravel

Starring

Laure Calamy / Anne Suarez / Genevieve Mnich / Nolan Arizmendi / Sasha Lemaitre Cremaschi / Cyril Guei / Lucie Gallo / Agathe Dronne / Mathilde Weil / Dana Fiaque
Release dates
US release date US release: 3rd February 2023
France release date France release: 16th March 2022
Belgium release date Belgium release: 23rd March 2022
Box Office Quickview

UK box office

  • Debut box office: 26th May '23
  • Debut position: 13
  • Highest position: 13
  • Debut gross: £31.4 Thousand
  • Total chart weeks: 1

US box office

  • Box Office debut: 3rd Feb '23
  • Debut position: 47
  • Highest position: 44
  • Debut gross: $2.4 Thousand
  • Total chart weeks: 12
Certificates

Btl

Tous publics

A

PG13
Total grosses
UK total gross
United Kingdom Flag  £31.4 Thousand
US total gross
United States Flag  $42.6 Thousand
Global total gross
Global Flag  $0
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Harry Potter And The Cursed Child was written as a stage show and it was promised it would always stay that way, the book that was released soon after the West End production opened was in play form not novel, but the signage for the play has just recently been changed to reflect that of the movies so does this mean that a movie version is in the works?

The original sign was not unique and in many ways reflected that of the original publications in the UK, whereas the logo used on the movies was closer to that of the original US version, and the new logo was presented on Broadway first in a full Time Square takeover and on Back To Hogwarts Day.

The change has had a lot of fans angry about this claiming that the story is seperated from the Harry Potter cannon and this marks that seperation, but why would there be this change?

The obvious conclusion is that there is a movie version on the way, Warner Bros. owns the movie rights to the series and have been a partner to Harry Potter Theatre which produces the stage show.

The rumours have been denied by everyone including J.K. Rowling who posted some cryptic tweets, but are they just not telling the absolute truth because it's not time to announce it yet?

For Warner Brox. who have made Billions of dollars from the series want that money to keep rolling in, The Fantastic Beasts series had a promising start but last year Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald didn't do as well as they would have liked.

The theme park area at Universal Studios are doing well, and are keeping the franchise alive, but there needs to be a new movie for Warner Bros. that fans can sink their teeth into.

Rowling could write a whole new set of Harry Potter centric stories especially for the screen, but she will need to please the fans, and she has always stated after the books she wont revisit Harry Potter and his world again.

She keeps tight control over everything Harry Potter, but she could commission a new writer/screenplay write to come up with some new stories, The Cursed Child was written by Jack Thorne and John Tiffany with Rowling only providing the story, so this is ground she has been down before.

As much as this is something which may be explored in the future, why bother when you have a tried and tested story already there and waiting for a screen version to be produced, its Harry Potter, its already written and it would most likely take over a Billion dollars at the box office.

Also it would bring the story to the fans who either dont go to the theatre, it is a niche past time which although having the boy who lived as brought more more bums on seats to theatre in the same way the books got people reading again you are still making inaccessible to some.

I am going to stick my neck out and say there will be a movie version of Harry Potter And The Cursed Child in the long run, there is just too much of a money making opportunity there for Warner Bros., and as the film is already in 2 parts I am sure it can be dragged out to a trilogy, a 3 Billion plus grossing trilogy.

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