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Taken 2, sequel of the original in 2009 and once again starring Liam Neeson, blew the competitive box office records by gaining a $50 million debut. The movie earned such huge revenue in the first week itself, setting yet another benchmark for the upcoming movies along with continuing the success of its first part. Apart from the native markets, Taken 2 also gained appreciations from 50 international markets, thus contributing another $55 million to the movie's revenue. Going back to 2009, the movie surprised everyone by hitting the box office with opening revenue of around $33 million.

Though played on very few screens, the all new spiritual drama directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, 'The Master', broke the records in its opening weekend. With a great critical reception, the film is from this point of time expected to win Oscar. Screened only on around five screens across New York and Los Angeles, the film smashed the box-office records by earning revenue of around $729,745 which portrays the earnings of $145,949 per screen. Its big opening considering the revenue beats the per screen average earning a lot of money in the first week itself. Since its premiere, this film was highly anticipated one and has won several awards at the Venice Film Festival as well.

The much awaited movie of the year and the final installment of the Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy, 'The Dark Knight Rises' finally hit the theatres globally on 20th July, 2012 except UAE. Based on the character of DC Comics, the movie starring

The team behind British horror hit "The Woman In Black", with Daniel Radcliffe, are reunited to produce a follow-up.

The renovated legendary British Hammer production of labels, Cross Creek Pictures and Alliance Films are

As Hollywood directors are more and more films in 3-D, the big financial winner is the one of their own: The director James Cameron.

Cameron is one of Hollywood's best entrepreneurs in the 3-D technology he created for "Avatar," which stands as the most commercially successful

"Show, don’t tell." The Mantra is the supreme art of filmmaking, but equally in the field of social promotion. It can be a problem brewing what in the world, a reason to get up and give their opinion to be, but it is almost impossible to say with only a fire, it gives people a situation to light. You need to be seen.