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Box Office Report: December 15 – 18, 2022

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And in news that will not surprise anyone, Avatar: The Way of Water opened very impressively, proving that if you spend a billion dollars that the masses are still willing to go to the cinema. Furthermore, it seems that there are still plenty of people who don't believe that Die Hard is a Christmas movie, if its figures compared to Love Actually, Home Alone and How the Grinch Stole Christmas retro screenings are anything to go by.

by Dov Kornits

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