Outside of all-audience tentpoles, Greta Gerwig’s Little Women - which opened Christmas Day - is a big-time holiday winner. Thanksgiving tentpole Frozen 2, from Walt Disney Animation Studios, continues to sing loudly and is looking at a third-place finish for the five-day holiday with $26 million for a domestic tally through Sunday of $421 million.
The sequel is projecting a five day gross of $59 million for a domestic total of $175 million through Sunday (the pic is now in its third weekend). Sony’s Jumanji: The Next Level is easily holding at a merry No. That would put its 10-day domestic total at $367 million, compared with $368 million for Jedi. In a blistering viral take, The Irish Times' Donald Clarke – who likened fans of the franchise to defending "your sister's awful husband" – said the film "struggles to satisfy any worthwhile definition of 'cinema'.Skywalker is expected to top the five-day Christmas chart (Wednesday through Sunday) with $140 million, including $76 million for the weekend proper. That sentiment was shared by Todd McCarthy at the Hollywood Reporter who suggested Abrams had "overcompensated, tripping over himself in a mad-dash effort to deliver the expected goods."
"This is a space opera animated not by joy but insecurity – the anxiety, evident in almost every moment, that if it's not very careful, someone might feel letdown," he wrote. Dowd speculated on Abrams' timidity with the finished product. Chewbacca (Joonas Suotamo), Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac), Rey (Daisy Ridley) and Finn (John Boyega) in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.ĪP reviewer Jake Coyle called the film "a scattershot, impatiently paced, fan-servicing finale that repurposes so much of what came before that it feels as though someone searching for the hyperspace button accidentally pressed the spin cycle instead."ĭescribing the film as "safe, familiar film service", the AV Club's A.A.
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