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    Scorsese likes this post from afar.
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    That's one person. Doesn't speak for everyone. FWIW it's selling well for the night shows as well throughout the weekend around here and I think it's safe to say it wouldn't be filling up during hours in which kids aren't out in full force (like they will be for the matinee/evening shows this weekend) if its appeal didn't crossover to adults as well. It's no different than Pixar's sequels.
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    You really think the appeal of Frozen is limited to just kids? lol.
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    Nine (which also had Judi Dench in it) flopped massively over the holidays a decade ago this year. This movie seems to oddly have a ton in common with that one in that it should also be a "can't miss" project on paper (Broadway smash, director who previously enjoyed major success in the Broadway-to-film arena, all-star cast that's a mix of award-worthy actors plus a pop star or two), although I doubt it posts numbers that low and misses $20M like that did.
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    But what about all the Star Wars shows that are gonna have to be cancelled to accommodate the real event of Christmas: CATS! A storm is coming.
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    You might be onto something because... Controversy already!
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    Tbh I don't think anyone could've expected the previous Jumanji would go on to make $400M+ even after its 6-day Christmas opening. This just might be a franchise where people just don't rush out on opening weekend.
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    It would probably need to drop 65%+ in its second weekend for that to happen. Even with Star Wars arriving, I highly doubt that happens. Besides, it's not like January provides a ton of competition looking at the release schedule. What's supposed to be the big movies that month? Dolittle? Bad Boys 3? It's gonna be a really slow month (which will allow holiday holdovers to flourish).
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    We shall see. This always felt like another IT Chapter Two where it was always gonna see a noticeable drop-off from the previous movie considering what an utterly massive overperformer it was but will make a ton of money regardless.
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    Given the way the holidays work it could open to $40M+ and still finish with $250-300M. That December 20-January 5 section is gonna be very good to it.
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