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US box office on track to have worst Memorial Day weekend since 1995 - ABC17NEWS
ABC17 NEWS· 3 days agoMemorial Day weekend (Friday through Monday) movie ticket sales are estimated at $128.3 million, according to Comscore data provided to CNN. In fact, the US box< ...
Weekend Box Office Results: Furiosa Edges Out Garfield in Worst Memorial Day Weekend in Decades
Rotten Tomatoes· 3 days agoOne dreads the modern implications of only including Mad Max as a titular reminder and how that...
Furiosa & Garfield Battle For Box Office Dominance In Disappointing Memorial Day Weekend
Screen Rant· 6 days agoSaga and The Garfield Movie are vying for dominance at the domestic box office during an...
Box Office: "Mad Max Furiosa" Sets Unwanted Record for 36th Lowest Memorial Day Weekend Opener -...
Showbiz411· 5 days agoThere are 36 movies ahead of “Furiosa: A Mad Max Story” on the all time Memorial Day opening weekend...
‘I’m human’: Nelly Korda makes shocking 10 on a par 3 at 2024 U.S. Women’s Open, shoots 80
USA TODAY Sports - Golfweek via Yahoo Sports· 8 hours ago“They’re a great team together.” Korda, who shot 45 on her opening nine, wasn’t the only big-name...
'Furiosa' & 'Garfield' Flops Make for Worst Memorial Day Box Office in Decades
TMZ· 2 days agoWhile 'Furiosa' did find itself in the No.1 spot ... its box office total was strikingly different...
‘Furiosa’ and ‘Garfield’ flop over Memorial Day weekend
Washington Post· 3 days ago“Garfield” finished with $31.1 million over the four-day weekend, according to a Comscore estimate...
Inside Out 2 Clip Introduces June Squibb’s Nostalgia Character
CBR.com· 5 days agoPixar’s Inside Out 2 receives a brand-new clip unveiling June Squibb’s character Nostalgia, who will...
‘Furiosa’ Set to Be the Box Office’s Lowest No. 1 Memorial Day Film in 29 Years
The Wrap via Yahoo News· 6 days agoWith an estimated $31 million 4-day opening, the "Mad Max" prequel is the lowest chart-topper for...
Column: Hollywood's high-pressure expectations game has created a box office doom loop
LA Times via AOL· 2 days agoHow Hollywood's absurdly high expectations — on big-budget franchises, familiar IP, opening weekend and more — led to the current box office crisis.