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Or Amy.

Has Carrey's involvement or lack thereof been confirmed yet? Or still up in the air as far as we know?

Crap, you beat me to it. Sorry for repeating your point.

2023 could conceivably end up in the $50-52mil range for number 50, depending on how December goes. Theoretically Wish, Napoleon, Wonka, Aquaman 2, and Color Purple should all be able to clear $50mil, which would put No Hard Feelings as the 50th highest grosser. Picture looks a little less bleak that way, though still not great.

I'm not dumpster diving in this thread, someone want to do me a favor and please post the current numbers and midnights or put them in the thread title? Thanks.

Potentially dumb question, will this be all subtitles? Or is there a dubbed version planned?

Barbie 101.7 Oppenheimer 54.6

My contribution to help us get to page 200: one of my best friends, who typically sees two to three movies a week in theatres, usually different ones, said Oppenheimer may be the very best movie he’s ever seen. Is it really that good? It can’t possibly be better than older classics, can it?

Well that’s absolutely insane for Barbie. $200 million opening weekend incoming. Now do Oppenheimer.

$1 BILLION DOMESTIC HERE WE COME. CHOO CHOO!

Assuming this doesn’t include the $2.5 million from early sneaks? Or is it a coincidence that adding those in gets to the official $78.4 million five-day?

What a great year for comedy that was. There are some real classics on that list and cover everything from innocent family films to raunchy classics.

I think that should be doable for the two. I’ve currently got Oppenheimer doing Ted numbers (55/220) and Barbie somewhere in the 130/400 range. Obviously Oppenheimer will be a little more frontloaded on the opening weekend than Ted but I see it holding similarly well weekend by weekend due to IMAX stability and less significant competition. Ted’s only “bad” drop was weekend 4 when TDKR opened, for obvious reasons.