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Green Book might breakout

From DHD: Below are weekend estimates: 1..Glass (UNI/DIS), 3,844 theaters (+3) / $4.9M Fri. (-69%) / 3-day cume: $16.6M (-59%)/Total: $71.1M/ Wk 2 2..The Upside (STX), 3,377 theaters (+57)/ $3.1M Fri. (-27%) / 3-day cume: $11.1M (-26%)/Total: $62M/ Wk 3 3…The Kid Who Would Be King (Fox), 3,521 theaters / $1.8M Fri. / 3-day cume: $7.15M/ Wk 1 4.. Aquaman (WB), 3,134 theaters (-341) / $1.67M Fri. (-34%) / 3-day cume: $7.06M (-30%)/Total: $316.2M Wk 6 5…Spider-Man:Into the Spider Verse (SONY), 2,383 theaters (-329)/ $1.3M Fri. (-25%)/ 3-day cume: $5.5M (-27%) /Total: $168.3M/ Wk 7 6…Green Book (UNI/DW/PART), 2,430 theaters (+1,518) / $1.5M Fri. (+150%) / 3-day cume: $5.2M (+139%)/ Total: $48.6M/Wk 11 7…A Dog’s Way Home (SONY), 3,081 theaters (-9)/ $1.1M Fri. (-34%) / 3-day cume: $4.6M (-35%)/Total: $30.2M/ Wk 3 8…Serenity (AV), 2,561 theaters/ $1.5M Fri. (includes est. $250K in previews / 3-day: $4.2M/Wk 1 9…Escape Room (SONY), 2,192 theaters (-517)/ $1M Fri. (-34%) / 3-day cume: $3.6M (-36%)/Total: $47.2M/ Wk 4 10.…Dragon Ball Super: Broly (Fun) 1,040 theaters (-210)/$817K Fri (-66%)/3-day $3.4M (-65%)/Total: $28.6M/Wk 2 Oscar best picture nominee notables: The Favourite (FSL), 1,540 theaters (+1,023) / $637K Fri. (+190%) / 3-day cume: $2.3M (+191%)/ Total: $25.9M/Wk 10 Bohemian Rhapsody (DW/UNI), 1,423 theaters (+246) / $626M Fri. (+1%) / 3-day cume: $2.3M (+1%)/Total: $205.6M/ Wk 13 Vice (ANNP), 1,557 theaters (+382)/ $477K (-3%) Fri. / 3-day cume: $1.7M (-4%)/Total: $42M/ Wk 5 A Star Is Born (WB), 1,192 theaters (+777)/ $336K (+100%) Fri. / 3-day cume: $1.2M (+101%)/Total: $206.3M/ Wk 17

https://deadline.com/2019/01/box-office-glass-anne-hathaway-matthew-mcconaughey-serenity-bombs-oscars-best-picture-1202542005/ In the meantime, Universal/BVI/Blumhouse’s Glass has bragging rights for No. 1 in its second weekend with $16.6M, -59% for a 10-day of $71.1M. That second frame is significantly lower than the $25.6M which Split posted, putting Glass 9% behind the 2017 title by Sunday in its running cume. There’s two other wide entries in the mix, but they aren’t making any kind of dent: 20th Century Fox’s Joe Cornish family pic The Kid Who Would Be King is looking at $7.1M for the weekend, which isn’t a great start for a production that cost $59M. Aviron’s Anne Hathaway-Matthew McConaughey indie thriller Serenity is nothing but stress for the distributor with a $4.2M start, a 21% RT score and a D+ CinemaScore. PostTrak was awful with 56% overall positive and an atrocious 34% recommend. Those who bought tickets were 53/47 Male and 53% under 35. STX/Lantern Entertainment’s The Upside is the second place champ for a second weekend in a row with a third weekend take of $11.1M, -26%, for a running total by Sunday of $62M.

BumbleBee is up 0.2m from the previous 4 day estimates. @a2k Can it reach 130m from here??

ITSV matching AQM on MLK day