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blockbuster

noun as in depth charge

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As dramatic as local gossip can be, the idea of Ariana Grande filming a Hollywood blockbuster in Ivinghoe proved a step too far for many villagers.

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It’s no surprise that blockbusters like “Gladiator II” embellish historical facts to make sure audiences are entertained.

Until then, there’s much to discuss about Universal’s ambitious adaptation of the blockbuster stage show, especially its more narratively daring moments — likely affecting both devout fan and casual “Wizard of Oz” aficionados.

A pair of best friends have told how being cast in the new blockbuster movie version of Wicked was "like a fairytale".

From BBC

You can feel that whether it just be from the workers, from folks at home who are like, “There’s not as many movies or many blockbusters as I’m used to.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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