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I thought we are done with Sing2? What explain this sudden come back? I suppose it is the double feature with BG

Yeah....I was hoping it can challenge 200m mark.

Thanks to Batman, or else WB in 2022 will basically like an extension of 2021 when most of their tentpoles are below100m total. And I just realised Death on the Nile grossed more than Matrix 4.

Box Office: ‘The Northman’ $1.4M, ‘Bad Guys’ $1.1M, Nicolas Cage Satire $835K In Thursday Previews – Deadline Is this the latest? 1.) The Bad Guys (Uni) 4,009 Theaters, Fri $8M, 3-day $25M/Wk 1 2.) Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Par) 3,809 (-449) theaters, Fri $4M (-63%), 3-day $15.2M (-48%)/Total $145.8M/Wk 3 3.) Fantastic Beasts…Dumbledore(WB), 4,245 (+37) theaters, Fri $4M (-80%), 3-day $13.5M (-68%)/Total $66.6M/Wk 2 4.) The Northman (Foc) 3,234 theaters, Fri $5M, 3-day $12.5M/Wk 1 5.) Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (LG) 3,036 theaters, Fri $2.9M, 3-day $7.8M/Wk 1 6.) Everything Everywhere All at Once (A24) 2,133 (-87) theaters, Fri $1.55M (-18%), 3-day $5.3M (-13%)/Total $26.8M/Wk 5 7.) The Lost City (Par) 2,828 (-602) theaters Fri. $1.3M (-35%), 3-day $4.6M (-26%)/Total $85.6M/ Wk 5

This is a meh number, so bad Guys did hurt Sonic 2.

Joker had B+ cinemascore, a terrible score if you see it as standard superhero film but it legged out like a movie with A/A+. A feel-bad film tend to generate lower cinemascore.

What time did the preview start? I believe pre-pandemic films including animation had their preview start at the latter hour.

Why is everyone predict a 20m+ opening for Bad Guys? I don't remember seeing 20x IM a lot.

If nothing goes wrong, S2 should pass S1 by end of this week.

Even with 41.1m opening, FB3 will still be bigger than any films opened in 2021 for WB

Is Easter week effect coming in? some smaller monday drop than usual.

Must be due to ticket sale rush for Sonic 2!

98% audience score on RT after 500+ votes, isn't this showing that audience love S2?

Finally a big cut in theater for Sing 2 to 932.

What a total meltdown. If it is at least a solid movie, the movie would have been easily a 150m grosser.

With preview getting this early of the day on Thursday and countless early access, it is getting harder and harder to go very far north of 10x nowadays.

Wow, S2 maybe the biggest opening for Paramount since.....T4?

Thursday for FB3 was actually easter Thursday. Most movies tend to jump quite a bit on that day which then may help to boost FB3's preview to a higher than usual total. And 2 pm preview basically means RPO could be a close comparison point.

Dog also quietly passing 60m, likely finish at 62m. That is more 4X leg and a extremely high mark for a movie budgeted at 15m.

At this stage, more likely in 90m range unless some crazy late legs kick in like Uncharted. Probably too many adventure-like movies lately suck out demand from the air a bit.

I thought the earlier number show $8m for preview?

With this set of review reaction, to me it is not worth to lift the embargo this early,

Depending how 2nd week drop, TLC likely doing 80m+ range for final box office total, similar to Scream

Also, the internet made stars actor and actress so traceable. Back then, we only got to know the story about our loved stars once in a while through news or papers but now within click, every wanted and unwelcome news, video and pictures are here with us. And many stars have tittok or Instagram that we no longer need to cherish their presence during the award show. The stars are far more reachable thanks to internet age and that reduce the "event" status of the award shows

I didn't know Oscar was today, but I know Will smith punch someone today