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Disney-Marvel's "Avengers: Endgame" is heading for an exceptional second weekend with an estimated $ 145 million in the domestic market, far exceeding the US box office.
Its second frame shipment will reach its current global total of $ 1.915 billion, bringing it to more than $ 2 billion. His current total is no. 5 most profitable global films of all time as of Friday, behind "Avengers: Infinity War" with 2.048 billion dollars. Depending on the exact duration of the weekend, the weekend could be zero. 3 of all time, exceeding $ 2.068 billion, or maybe not, of "Star Wars: the awakening of strength". 2, beating $ 2.187 billion "Titanic". That would leave $ 2.788 billion to "Avatar" as the last hurdle before "Endgame" became the most profitable movie of all time.
"Endgame" has so far raised $ 515 million in the domestic market.
Three new releases will complete most of the top five box office spots, with Sony's "The Intruder" in a distant second with an estimated $ 11 million.
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Starring Dennis Quaid as a home seller terrorizing the young couple who buys his home, "The Intruder" received $ 3.9 million Friday, spread over 2,222 North American sites. Deon Taylor directed the film from a screenplay by David Loughery. Michael Ealy, Meagan Good and Joseph Sikora are also on the bill.
Meanwhile, Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron will launch "Long Shot" with STXfilms and "UglyDolls" by Alibaba Pictures, each estimated at about $ 9 million.
"Long Shot", which stars Theron as an influential politician, and Rogen, as a former child she feeds to make speeches, earned $ 3.63 million Friday in 3,230 theaters. Jonathan Levine directed the screenplay of Dan Sterling and Liz Hannah. "Long Shot", premiered for the first time at South by Southwest, is rated 83% on rotten tomatoes, with a B CinemaScore.
"UglyDolls" raised $ 2.5 million Friday on 3,652 national sites. The musical, based on the stuffed dolls of the same name, stars Kelly Clarkson, Nick Jonas, Janelle Monae, Blake Shelton, Pitbull and many other stars. Directed by Clarkson's Moxy, a group of dolls living in Uglyville, where the dolls of rejection go, go in search of the Big World, where perfect dolls are reunited with a child. It is rated B + CinemaScore and 36% rotten tomatoes.
Elsewhere, the ninth weekend of Disney's "Captain Marvel" is about to bring in another $ 4 million for no. 5 at the box office, bringing its national total to just over $ 420 million.
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