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\nBeyonc\u00e9’s #RenaissanceFilm<\/a> delivered the goods at the North American box office, where it sang to the biggest opening at the early December box office in two decades with $21 million https:\/\/t.co\/NoDh7Zdik8<\/a><\/p>\n
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Renaissance: A Film by Beyonc\u00e9<\/b> debuted at the top spot this weekend to $21 million. While it may be a much lower opening than The Era’s Tour, the film scored the biggest first weekend of December in 20 years. The film was barely noticed internationally, with a poor $6.4 million from 94 markets. That said, it scored super high with audiences, landing an A+ Cinemascore, and a 4.5 on Letterboxd. 70% of audiences were female, with another 70% between the ages of 18-34. Black audiences made up 52% of total moviegoers.<\/p>\n
The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes<\/b> dropped to 2nd with $14.5 million, a 50% drop from last weekend. Its domestic total now stands at $121 million and $244 million worldwide.<\/p>\n
Godzilla Minus One<\/b> debuted in 3rd with a excellend $11 million from 2,308 theaters. The $15 million film was also a hit with audiences, landing an A Cinemascore and a 4.2 on Letterboxd. It debuted worldwide to $34 million.<\/p>\n
Trolls Band Together <\/b>($7.6 million, -57%), Wish<\/b> ($7.4 million, -62%) and Napolean<\/b> ($7.1 million, -65%) fell off a cliff and rounded out the Top 6. Meanwhile, Silent Night<\/b> debuted in 9th place to $3 million.<\/p>\n
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Next weekend: Poor Things<\/b>, Origin<\/b><\/p>\n