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Monday, 06 July 2009
Newsday
DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — The CEO of megascreen producer Imax Corp. said he was confident the movie business would remain "fairly recession-proof" and that his company would benefit this year from the release of the new film and the latest "" epic. Richard Gelfond said the Canadian company planned to release as many 10 films in Imax theaters in 2009 — up from seven last year. They include the big-screen adaptation of Alan Moore's acclaimed graphic novel "The ," a tale about ex-superheros in an alternate America; "Avatar," 's first feature film since the Oscar-winning "Titanic"; and...
IMAX Sacramento, CA
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