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“Thunderbolts*” partial poster. Disney/Marvel Studios Marvel’s Thunderbolts* is projected to drop 53% in business in its second weekend but will easily fend off four newcomers in theaters. The latest chapter in Disney’s Marvel Cinematic Universe debuted at No. 1 a week ago with $74.3 million domestically in its opening three-day frame. Coming into its second weekend, Thunderbolts* is projected by Deadline to have a 53% drop in ticket sales at the North American box office, which amounts to a $35 million take through Sunday. Forbes‘Clown In A Cornfield’ Director On Horror Comedy’s Catchy Title And Why He Avoided The ‘Terrifier’ RouteBy Tim Lammers The $35 million weekend estimate for Thunderbolts* falls on the lower end of the frame of Box Office Pro’s forecast for the film released on Wednesday, when the analysts projected a $34 million to $40 million domestic take through Sunday. Should Deadline’s projection hold, it will boost the running domestic take of Thunderbolts* to $130.3 million. Thunderbolts* remains in 4,330 North American theaters. Thunderbolts* is facing off against four newcomers this weekend — RLJE/Shudder’s Clown in a Cornfield, Lionsgate’s Shadow Force, Vertical Entertainment’s Fight or Flight and Briarcliff Entertainment’s Juliet & Romeo — but none of the titles are seen as a serious threat to taking away the MCU antihero action adventure’s box office crown. Frendo the Clown in “Clown in a Cornfield.” RLJE Films/Shudder ‘Clown In A Cornfield’ Is Projected To Be The Only New Film To Make The Top 5 Ryan Coogler’s latest big-screen collaboration with Michael B. Jordan — the vampire thriller Sinners — is projected by Deadline to keep its No. 2 spot at the weekend box office with a $20 million haul from 3,502 theaters. If the estimate for the Warner Bros. venerable hit holds, it will bring Sinners’ domestic take to…

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