You know, Rob, obviously we've been talking a lot the last number of days and weeks about

Shang Chi and the successful run it's been having. You know, we were talking about after

it's big opening weekend of like $75 million. How would it do in its second weekend?

It didn't take the big second weekend drop. Like a lot of other films had held really strong

with a really, really strong 52% and it made a lot more money. Well, Rob, it has once again,

for the third week in a row, coming at number one at the box office again. It is now

sitting. It made $21.7 million, which represents only a 37.5% drop from week one to week two.

It's a 60 something percent drop from week one to week three, which is a smaller drop than a lot

of other films have been having from week one to week two. So it's made another $21.7 million

bringing its domestic total up to $176 million. You know, Rob, I was saying a few days ago,

do I think Shang Chi can actually hit $200 million domestic? And I said,

that might be a bit of a stretch, but it's already sitting at $176. Maybe it is within the

run of possibility. And it brings up Shang Chi's total worldwide toll now to over $320 million,

which means it is now officially profitable. The film is now making money. It's in the,

it's in the black. So good for it. I, of course, Rob went to go watch Shang Chi for the seventh time

on on Friday, me and Anne and a couple of friends of ours. We wanted to go see Shang Chi was

their first time seeing it. They were just buzzing afterwards. I got to see it for my seventh time.

I might now be good, Rob. I might be good now as far as my in theatrical Shang Chi viewings.

I think now I can wait to watch it again till it comes out on Disney Plus, whatever. But anyway,

another big wink for Shang Chi. Not just a look. It's not a terrible surprise

that it came in at number one at the box office. Again, not a lot of strong competition.

You know, the Tammy Faye wasn't going to beat it. Krimacho wasn't going to beat it.

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