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Upside Leads; Aquaman Passes $1B Globally Three-time champ Aquaman was unexpectedly knocked off its perch last weekend (Jan.11-13), as the Kevin Hart-Bryan Cranston dramedy The Upside surpassed predictions to land in first place with $20.36 million. The weekend’s other two new

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Hitman’s Bodyguard Wins Holiday Weekend After last weekend earned the lowest box office total since a weekend in September 2001, revenues improved over the holiday weekend. Lionsgate’s action comedy The Hitman’s Bodyguard led with a $13.27 million four-day weekend, which included

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Moana Holds Off Office Christmas Party Walt Disney Studios’ Moana topped the box office for the third consecutive weekend (Dec. 9-11) with $18.53 million, a 34.5 percent decline. That brings the animated film’s total domestic earnings to $144.70 million after three weekends.

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