Theatrical box office in the Asia-Pacific region tumbled a massive 85% in the first two months of the year. The coronavirus caused cinema closures, audience hesitation, and a halving of the number of film releases.
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As the number of patients testing positive for coronavirus continues to climb around the world, the film and television industries have taken a massive hit due to mounting delays, suspensions and even cancellations of major productions.
Now, media experts and analysts tell Fox News the global crisis …
.Theatrical box office in the Asia-Pacific region tumbled a massive 85% in the first two months of the year. The coronavirus caused cinema closures, audience hesitation, and a halving of the number of film releases.
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