Probably so the movies will get the largest possible amount of opening day/weekend box office sales. Most working people have more time to see movies on the weekend.
Usually to catch the higher numbers of movie goers.
bcoz. Friday is the devotional day for hindus, there is a sentimental way to releasing to get profit.
because look if movie like Transformers 2 or public enemys or ice age,these are big releases, and if the studio releases them on wednsdays it will hav a five day start on making big money.
They don't they usually get released on Friday.
That is for theater releases not DVD/Blu-Ray releases.
They're not. Some films are released on Wednesdays.
Aranmanai
PCH=Easy Rider.
FROM 6:00AM to 10:00pm
See imbd to find all the movies and shows he has played in.
No she wasn't but she was in lots of other movies. Type her name in on the top of this site and scroll down to see all the movies she's been in.
The horse's name is friday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There have been 11 Friday the 13th movies in all.
Friday The 13th: Part 12 (2009) (Remake)
Movies released at Friday in India. This is a special tradition which has been running for long. Some directors release it on Thursday's too.
Amazon.com has got all the 'Friday the 13th' movies.
Possibly on Friday because according to all Disney movies that are just released they show it a week later so friday
Because Friday is the devotional day for hindus, there is a sentimental way to releasing to get profit.
Yes, usually Wednesday.
look. are u asking about the price of the movies? ask the shopkeeper.every CD has same prics. actually there are 12 Friday the 13th movies including the 10 past movies, freddy vs Jason and Friday the 13th remake 2009
The most recent re-make was released worldwide 13th of February, 2009 :-)
All of the movies in the franchise are rated R.
Friday the 13th is a popular American movie franchise. The seventh installment was released in 1988. This is one of the most memorable movies of the franchise as it was the first appearance of Jason Voorees.
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