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And now, Jim Hill.

Welcome to fine tuning with Drew Taylor. I'm Drew's co-host, entertainment writer Jim Hill, and he and I are recording this episode on Tuesday, October 1st, 2019,

which is just a day or so after a bombable, okay, Drew, they're officially

calling this a DreamWorks animation in Pearl Studios co-production, right?

Yes, correct.

Okay, so anyway, Abimald came out on top

at the box over this past weekend.

Number one, and actually had some fairly strong competition, napping hung in there for a weekend too.

It did 20.6 domestic an additional 10.3 million overseas, so worldwide opening gross of 30.9 million, which, okay.

So that's not Toy Story for money.

That Pixar Animation Studios movie made 120 million over its opening

weekend back in June and but let's remember that when that happened all

anybody in the industry could talk about was that was perceived as kind of an underperformance by the fourth toy story movie, right?

Yeah, I don't think anyone had publicly said that,

but I think there was a lot of expectation, I think.

Virtually the same weekend a year before

The Incredibles 2 comes out and it does 182 million domestic so it literally gets one and a half times the business

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