Though the James Bond entry is now available to rent on premium video-on-demand in North America, the blockbuster is only dropping a measly 25%. UAR and MGM’s “No Time to Die” will take fourth, as the film is projected to earn $4.51 million in its sixth weekend. The film is projected to increase its domestic gross to $93 million by Sunday and could potentially cross the $100 million mark in the next week. Much of the chatter around “Dune” has emphasized the significance of seeing the sci-fi epic in a theatrical setting.
That’s only a 28% drop-off from its previous weekend, an impressive hold for a film that was simultaneously released on HBO Max. and Legendary’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s “Dune.” The Denis Villeneuve-helmed blockbuster is projected to draw a $5.58 million haul in its fourth outing. In his review, Variety critic Owen Gleiberman wrote: “‘Clifford the Big Red Dog’ becomes a rowdy chase film - as agreeable as Clifford himself, as simultaneously cute and in-your-face, and as genially random in its ability to create chaos.” While the family film debuted simultaneously on Paramount Plus, strong word-of-mouth may help give “Clifford” more staying power in theaters than the usual day-and-date release. The film received an “A” CinemaScore rating. “Clifford” has a 48% on Rotten Tomatoes, but has fared much better with audiences. Jack Whitehall, Darby Camp, Tony Hale and Kenan Thompson star in the film. Emily and Clifford soon embark on a wild adventure across New York City. “Clifford” follows 12-year-old Emily Elizabeth, who is gifted a red puppy that soon grows to become a giant, 10-foot tall dog.
With “Clifford” pulling in $2.3 million from theaters on its opening day Wednesday, the film is now on track to gross $20 million over the five-day Veterans Day holiday window, performing above its original estimates of $15 million to $17 million.
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Opening in second this weekend is Paramount’s family-friendly film “ Clifford the Big Red Dog.” The adaptation of Norman Bridwell’s children’s book series of the same name is on its way to a $14.6 million three-day haul. The film’s massive ensemble cast includes Gemma Chan, Kumail Nanjiani, Salma Hayek, Angelina Jolie, Brian Tyree Henry, Lauren Ridloff, Barry Keoghan, Richard Madden and Kit Harington. The somewhat muted numbers for “Eternals” offer an unprecedented demonstration of how a less-than-enthusiastic response to a Marvel film has a notable, though far from crippling, impact on its box office performance.ĭirected by Oscar winner Chloé Zhao, “Eternals” follows an alien race sworn to protect mankind from cosmic beings called Deviants. Audiences were a bit more favorable, assigning an MCU-low CinemaScore of “B,” indicating mild approval from the viewing public. Critics did not take to the film - it is the only MCU entry to receive a “Rotten” rating on the review aggregate website Rotten Tomatoes. The slightly steeper fall for “Eternals” may stand as a byproduct of its mixed response.
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