'Rise of Skywalker' to cap off Disney's year at the box office
Disney is about to end its landmark year with yet another box office milestone as the final chapter of the Skywalker saga storms into theaters this weekend.
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Disney is about to end its landmark year with yet another box office milestone as the final chapter of the Skywalker saga storms into theaters this weekend.
Sony and Disney had a nice box office weekend as "Jumanji: The Next Level" exceeded expectations and "Frozen 2" crossed $1 billion.
"Saturday Night Live" took audiences inside people's homes to see how many are talking about impeachment across the country during the holidays.Aidy Bryant dressed as a magical snowman opened NBC's variety show on Saturday saying that it's almost Christmas and…
"Jumanji: The Next Level" is targeting a $45 million opening when it debuts nationwide this weekend.Sony Pictures is more conservative, predicting a $35 million debut instead. Both numbers are impressive for a film opening in early December, a typically slow…
Another week, another box office record broken by Disney.
Disney has a lot to be thankful for this weekend.
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