Either way,The Lion Kingbodes well forCats.
The action sequel came and went so quickly you probably didnt realize it was released.
ButRocketmanwas R-rated vs.RapsodysPG-13 andthe latter was the highest-grossing music biopic of all time.
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Imagine ifRocketmanhad come outfirst.
Then cameDark Phoenixto proveX-Menneeds a rest, a rethink, or both.
The hey-its-better-than-expected thirdAnnabellefilm only cost around$30 millionto produce.
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But its very low reported budget ($6 million) offsets that very low box office.
Wildenoted: A wide release for a small film is def a major gamble.
Im lucky my first movie is in any theater at all!
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Also proud a movie like this can be seen by the entire country at once.
Winner:Toy Story 4(June 21): $990 millionOf course its a winner.
This performance is pretty much in line with the otherToy Storyfilms when adjusted for inflation.
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Reviews called out the film for being a lifeless downer and its audience scores were even worse.
Its Quentin Tarantinos Biggest Opening Weekend Ever, right?
Isnt it a triumph of original filmmaking amid a summer of sequels and franchises?
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But lets imagine for a moment thatOnce Upon a Time in Hollywoodwasnt an acclaimed Tarantino movie.
This admittedly has nothing to do with the films box office, but was kinda amazing.
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