“Spoiler Alert” (Universal), based on Michael Ausiello’s poignant memoir, debuted in six theaters and provided a spark for the specialized market.
It took in 85,000 — at the higher end for this season.
That’s enough to justify the brief platform before it expands to a multi-hundred theater run this Friday.Among traditional specialized titles, we’re confronting a discomfiting reality: This once-vibrant adult audience isn’t showing up, but non-traditional releases are thriving.
Fathom Events now boasts two out-of-nowhere successes in three weeks.
“I Heard the Bells,” about composer of the classic Christmas carol took in nearly 2.6 million for four days on 474 theaters for #7 overall.
And its presentation of two episodes of “The Chosen Season 3” has taken in over 14 million.
That’s more than any of the plethora of awards-contenders and others we list below, most of which had wider releases.Compare that to “The Fabelmans” (Universal).
Steven Spielberg’s
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