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Popculturology looks at the weekend box office.
The animated basketball film took advantage of a quiet weekend, giving it a No. 1 finish before ‘Scream 7’ scares everyone off.
Moviegoers said ‘I choo choo choose’ Margot Robbie, Jacob Elordi and Emerald Fennell over ‘GOAT’ and ‘Crime 101.’
Sam Raimi’s latest film held the top spot while a handful of random newcomers filled out the top five.
The Sam Raimi-directed film led a pack of new releases while ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ dropped out of the top five at record pace.
I could’ve written a much better headline about this movie if it had starred John Stamos instead.
The ’28 Years Later’ sequel was expected to dethrone James Cameron’s latest sequel, but a soft opening allowed ‘Fire and Ash’ to remain at No. 1.
But the third film in James Cameron’s franchise doesn’t seem to have the box office power of its two predecessors.
Sure, $300M over three weekends is cool, but you know what’s cooler? $350M or even $425M.
‘Zootopia 2’ bounces back to No. 2 while ‘Marty Supreme’ has a ball at the box office.
Sure, an $88M opening weekend is great, but does it live up to the ‘Avatar’ series’ record-setting box office history?
‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ saw a big drop, allowing the animated Disney sequel to reclaim the top spot.
The sequel delivered a $63M opening weekend to prove that its predecessor’s debut wasn’t a fluke.
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