getthebigpicture.net - 1/2/2009
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After the dismal output of 'Punisher' and 'The Spirit,' an investment bank is telling its clients Lionsgate might be relying on 'My Bloody Valentine' for its future health.
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Will Lionsgate Be the Next Studio to Kick the Bucket?
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... Although I don't usually dabble in the financial and investing side of Hollywood, I came across a very interesting story today courtesy of The Big Picture. Apparently the investing bank Caris & Co. recently downgraded the shares of Lionsgate Entertainment (stock symbol ...
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