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Jordan Peele’s ‘Us’ Scares Up $7.4 Million At Thursday Box Office

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“Us,” the horror follow-up to “Get Out” from director Jordan Peele and released by Universal, earned a massive $7.4 million in its Thursday box office previews from 3,150 screens. It opens on 3,741 screens this weekend. Independent trackers have “Us” expected to earn between $45-50 million, though Universal is saying that the opening would be considered a success if it opened within the range of “Get Out.” Peele’s previous film earned $33.3 million in its first weekend in 2017 following a Thursday preview total of just $1.8 million.

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