Blockbuster
બ્લોકબસ્ટર
definition
noun
a blockbuster pay-per-view special event
a thing of great power or size, in particular a movie, book, or other product that is a great commercial success.
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Not only is she one of America's most respected space scientists, she was also the model for the heroine of a 'blockbuster' Hollywood film.
This film delivers 'blockbuster' action, but its blistering pace leaves the story as soulless as the monsters that inhabit it.
Big 'blockbuster' films tend to creak under their own weight and the momentum of them, for an actor, sometimes just gets in the way.
Did you dub it in Hindi with an intention of getting into 'blockbuster' films in Bollywood?
We need a convincing experience - like a 'blockbuster' Hollywood film can deliver, when we get sucked into a great 2-hour film.
With its amazing array of talents and personalities, this film could serve as a sort of template for the later star-laden 'blockbuster' disaster films.
You were restricted only to the 'blockbuster' films in a small town.
But more importantly, the festival lets you take a break from those big Hollywood 'blockbuster' films.
Maybe you're not going to film a 'blockbuster' movie after you lose weight, but, you know, you could treat yourself to a massage.
her new book is a real 'blockbuster'
The story of your relationship could be a 'blockbuster' film or a Shakespeare play.
For example, the contemporary American cinema tends to position teenagers at the center of audiences for 'blockbuster' films.
a 'blockbuster' pay-per-view special event
a 'blockbuster' film
It's really easy to write a mainstream pop song, a bestselling novel, a 'blockbuster' film…
The big production houses are mostly putting their money on the 'blockbuster' category of films with a big star cast that promise money.
By the time a 'blockbuster' film shows itself in the multiplex there are so many column inches, trailers, TV specials and web-sites about it that you feel you have already seen the film.
'blockbuster' film
They elect presidents and make films into 'blockbusters' and books into bestsellers.
Consequently, in a new millennium that has been dominated by Hollywood 'blockbusters' and British rom-coms, many film buffs have been looking abroad for their cinematic kicks.
She's rich and successful, a best-selling novelist whose devoted fans have made her books and movies commercial 'blockbusters' .
I have done a whole body of work - classy 'blockbusters' , completely commercial films and art movies.
Films - especially 'blockbusters' - have always done a great job of reflecting current American sentiment.
Do you prefer 'blockbusters' or smaller films?
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