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Freddy Freman (Jack Dylan Grazer) and Shazam (Zachary Levi) laugh as lightning shoots out of Shazam's hands. (Photo: Warner Bros. Pictures)

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Shazam! No. 1; Little Beats Hellboy for No. 2 Despite several new releases aimed at all different demographics the moviegoing audience last weekend (Apr. 12-14), Warner Bros. Pictures adaptation of DC Comics’ Shazam! held on to the top spot for a second weekend in a row with

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Shazam! Rockets to the Top at Theaters Shazam! kept the superhero train going last weekend (Apr. 5-7) with a strong $53.51 million debut in first place, adding another success for the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) and kicking off the month in sizzling fashion following a

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Dumbo Flies to Number 1 in Theaters Almost 80 years after he first flew into theaters, director Tim Burton’s Dumbo soared to the top of the box office last weekend (Mar. 29-31) with $45.99 million. Walt Disney Studios’ latest live-action remake fell a bit short of some of

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