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Box Office Report: September 15 – 18, 2022

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As expected, Julia & George opened in the spot, but slightly underwhelming screen average for such a sure thing playing on so many sessions, while Moonage Daydream must be the weirdest picture of late to open so wide... and the result reflects that. It's school holidays in Victoria and Queensland, hence the long-awaited release of DC League of Super-Pests [sic], though The Railway Children Return (which is probably more appropriate for grandma) and Bodies Bodies Bodies (is that for kids of a certain age??) were below par openers.

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