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‘Smile 2' Tops Box-Office With $23M Opening

October 21, 2024 Jordan Ruimy

Paramount Pictures’ “Smile 2,” narrowly outgrossed its predecessor’s opening weekend, making a decent $23M this weekend. Counting overseas ticket sales, and with production costs in the $27M range, the sequel has made back its budget in a single weekend.

These numbers are an improvement over previous tracking numbers which had the “Smile 2” opening at around $20M. No doubt word of mouth spread throughout the weekend, and numbers kept improving from Friday on. It’ll be interesting to see how it holds next weekend.

With the good reviews (85% on Rotten Tomatoes), “Smile 2” could have easily had a $30M weekend if Paramount’s marketing hadn’t been so baffling. The film only had its review embargo lift on Wednesday, just a day before Thursday previews began. They kept a tight lid on this one.

“Smile” (2022) had a budget of $17M and somehow managed to gross $217M worldwide. I gather it’ll be very hard for the sequel to match these numbers. It needs some major legs. Regardless, here’s this weekend’s top 10, via JoBlo.

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