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Jason Reitman's Sony sequel Ghostbusters: Rehab, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, took $4.7M From previews that started at 2 PM last night in 3,561 theaters.
That amount is close to projections of $4.5M Ghostbusters: Rehab While viewers are still shaking off the Covid scare, it's time to frame 2021 before Thanksgiving. Last night was more money than a preview of Paul Feig's 2016 All Female Ghostbusters It grossed $3.4M (and opened to $46M). Those showtimes started at 4 p.m., $16.6M on Friday and $44M on opening weekend. I have said that from the sources Frozen Empire Presales for some exhibitors were limited, so getting to that point required a lot of walk-up business.
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire It received 4 stars from the Thursday night audience, which is always full of die-hard fans, with 80% positive and 66% definite recommendation. Most often shown as 55% men, the film's harshest critics were 76% positive, women 45% with an excellent 85% rating. Breaking that down, men over 25 gave the film a 79% rating, up from 43% last night, while 12% of ticket-buying men under 25 hated the film at 68%. On that day afterlife, Households and country median gross income. Close to a third of the audience Hereafter life Families with parents who awarded the movie five stars with children under 12 at 4 1/2. Rated by Rotten Tomatoes critics afterlife, It was directed by Jason Reitman, 64% positive, and audiences rated it 94%. Frozen Empire With 45% of reviews being rotten, 86% with RT viewers.
Directed by writer Gil Kenan Ghostbusters: Rehab, The sequel cost $100M. This is Ghostbusters Now at five movies, that will easily put the franchise over $1 billion. It may or may not be this weekend Frozen Empire Can function less.
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We await preview figures for Neon's Sidney Sweeney movie, Immaculate, But meanwhile, PostTrak viewers disliked it last night at 2 1/2 stars and 60% positive. Critics gave it a 78% positive rating. We're now seeing projections for the world premiere of the nun horror film from SXSW in the mid-single digits.
Legendary/Warner Bros.' The Hill: Part Two won the night in regular releases $2.2M At 3,847, -23% from Wednesday and third week. $39.5M and running totals $215.7M. The film will keep its Imax screens for weekend 4 and share them Frozen Empire.
Universal/Dreamworks Animation Kung Fu Panda 4 Done at 4,067 sites $1.7M-10% for second week from Wednesday $38.7M and running totals $116.4M.
Fathom entered the chart mid-week with two releases: the faith-based documentary, The Ark and the Darkness, It will run to a total of $750K on Wednesday and another $957K yesterday $1.7M In 1,010 theaters. Ralph Stern directed the documentation centers around Noah's Ark and the scientific evidence that supports the biblical story.
Fathom also had a remake of Hal Needham, who directed the 1986 film BMX. rod, 707 seats were booked $508K Yesterday.
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