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  • 3D film Tarbosaurus to release on 14 September

    3D film Tarbosaurus to release on 14 September

    MUMBAI: Ultra Distributors and Star Entertainment are all set to release Tarbosaurus, the 3D action film based on dinosaurs, on 14 September.

    Apart from the English version, the film also release simultaneously in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.

    The film brings about 17 different types of dinosaurs to life with picture-perfect graphics and panoramic scenes of New Zealand.

    The film tells the story of dinosaurs that inhabited the Korean Peninsula 70 million years ago. The area which is now known as Jeonnam Yeosu was the forest habitat of a species of Theropod dinosaur called Tarbosaurus.

    The Hindi version of the film, titled Dinosaur vs Dinosaur, consists of character names that give a Bollywood twist to its proceedings.

    Some of the names of the characters include Dabang, Senorita, Singham and Rowdy. The Tamil version, on the other hand, will have characters namely Chitti, Sana, Rocket Raja and Dongli.

    Directed by Han Sang-ho, Tarbosaurus combines computer generated animation and live action photography.

  • The Avengers collects $218 million till Monday

    The Avengers collects $218 million till Monday

    MUMBAI: Disney and Marvel Studios appear to have a runaway hit on their hands. Joss Whedon‘s superhero film The Avengers has been continuously doing a terrific business overseas, where its total through Monday has reached $218 million.

    The Avengers, which only began rolling out at the international box office late last week, is easily on track to become the most successful title produced in-house by Marvel Studios, besting the $623 million worldwide gross of 2010‘s Iron Man 2.
    And the 3D film which unites many of Marvel‘s marquee superheroes has also reportedly done good business on Tuesday as a May Day holiday was observed in many foreign markets.
    At this pace, Avengers‘ foreign gross likely will grow to $350 million-$400 million by Sunday, boosted by its debut in Russia and China this weekend.
    Avengers will open on Thursday in North America, where it‘s widely expected to debut north of $150.
    Bullish box office observers believe Avengers could finish the weekend with a global gross well north of $500 million if not closer to $600 million.
    Last summer, Marvel‘s Thor grossed $449.3 million worldwide, while Captain America: The First Avenger earned $368.6 million.