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Box Office Report: August 31 – September 3

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And finally, Barbie is dethroned from the top spot by none other than a Denzel Washington starring sequel. In other news, people trafficking is enjoying one hot minute, with Sound of Freedom continuing to bring in the punters, whilst Chinese crime thriller No More Bets smashes this week's screen average. Speaking of which, the reissue of 1973's The Wicker Man averaged $666 per screen this weekend, which is truly, poetry in motion.

by Dov Kornits

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