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Greta Gerwig’s Barbie box office totals continue to cruise while Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem shells out a 2-day solid start.

Greta Gerwig’s Barbie is still making audiences see pink at cinemas! According to Deadline, the song-and-dance show-stopper collected $11.8M on Thursday, crossing the $400M mark domestically. Analysts say the blonde bombshell is poised to earn $55M during her third weekend in theaters, with Oppenheimer snagging close to $23M+. Regarding Nolan’s latest epic, Oppenheimer made $5.58M on Thursday, totaling $199.86M for the week.

Despite drowning in middling reviews, Meg 2: The Trench is swimming toward a $20M-$30M weekend gross. The shark-infested film raked in $3.2M from 3,400 theaters, a smaller number than the original. The first film grossed $4M in previews, before it ate up $16.6M on Friday and $45.4M over the weekend. Meg 2 is swimming in chum at Rotten Tomatoes with a 27% Rotten score based on 84 reviews. Meg 2 is swimming in chum at

with a 27% Rotten score based on 84 reviews.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCYoucd71qcMeanwhile, the latest TMNT movie, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, shelled out $15M during its 2-day opening. Disney’s Haunted mansion grossed $1.6M in Thursday totals, totaling $33M during its first week. Angel Studios’ Sound Of Freedom grossed $1.47M Thursday, bringing it to $156.4M after four weeks. Finally, A24’s

Talk to Me grabbed $1.2M in Thursday previews and could reach $15.8M for its first week in theaters.During a Q2 earnings call this week, WB’s David Zaslav said Barbie[in the business] is coming to Max in the fall. Zaslav reiterated his belief that a longer theatrical window will help the box office recover from the pandemic recession. “We believe in the motion movie window — let it run… go to PVOD, take the film through the windows that worked forever ,”

said he. “When it goes on Max it will have a great impact in the fall.”Greta Gewig directs Barbie from the screenplay she co-wrote with Noah Baumbach based on Mattel’s rich history with Barbie toy line. The film’s producers are Oscar nominee David Heyman (Marriage Story,

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