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Box Office Report: September 28 – October 1, 2023

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It may not have come close to Barbenheimer numbers, but original IP The Creator's strong opening bodes well as a reflection of the public's thirst for quality big screen entertainment. It certainly helped that Disney backed the film in their marketing, and promoting the film's, um, creator Gareth Edwards at a time when cast (not that they're that marketable) were unavailable. In other news, school holiday fare is performing particularly well, especially for Paramount; and who would have thunk that TMNT would creep up to a very notable $10m result here without topping the charts at any stage? 

by Dov Kornits

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