‘Bad Guys’, ‘The Northman’ and ‘The Unbearable Weight of Huge Talent’ seek to provide breadth at the weekend box office

Is this really the market for branded tents and cheap travel at the box office when the pandemic subsides? And everything else is just future programming for the streamer?

Of course, if you ask any director, established or newcomer, they don’t really want their art to get lost in a stream of uncertainty or, even worse, their algorithm-tied film request.

This weekend, three family-friendly films between the ages of 18 and 34 and children are expected to expand their theater market, ahead of Disney / Marvel. Doctor Strange in many worlds of madness It absorbs all the air. Universal original DreamWorks / Villain animation bad guys It seems to be doing its best with three to $ 15 million, while Robert Eggers’ violent $ 70 million Viking epic from Focus Features. northern man between watching $ 8-12 millionAnd the satire of Nicolas Cage of Lionsgate The unbearable weight of an enormous talent Unfortunately tracked down in the middle, inside $ 5-7 million.

All three have rave reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. How many times do you see it? bad guys It is currently 93% new! northern It is 88% new and certified unbearable weight It is 93% new. It all happens on a weekend where one of two family movies reigns: either Paramount or sonic the hedgehog 2 Weekend 3 or Warner Bros. ‘ the second frame Fantastic Beasts: Dumbledore’s Secrets with $ 18-20 million Every.

ხედავად While Silent Overcome sound 2 On Tuesday, from $ 3.2 million to $ 3 million, the former lost electricity on Easter Monday when a significant portion of the children dropped out of school; The Blue Hedgehog JK defeated by Rowling Master, $ 4.5 million to $ 3.68 million. It was a clear sign that the B + CinemaScore was a great stepping stone. SilentPocket.

bad guys Based on the New York Times best-selling book series and is based on a criminal gang of illegal animals: Mr. Snake (Mark Maron), Mr. Wolf (Sam Rockwell), Mr. Shark (Craig Robinson), Mr. Pyrania ( Anthony). Ramos) and Ms. Tarantula (Awkwafina) – who will demonstrate their greatest resistance: to become model citizens. After a few robberies, Mr. Wolf reaches an agreement not to get them out of jail and everything will be fine. The screenplay was adapted by Ethan Cohen and directed by Pierre Perifel.

The low shielding is due to the image being part of the original IP, not to mention the familiar amount of competition on the screen. The universal advantage is 17% of primary and secondary schools on Fridays. The preview of the reserved image in 4000 locations will start on Thursday at 17:00

northern man With Alexander Skarsg დი rd as the young Viking prince Hamlet who sets out to avenge the death of his father (Ethan Hawke) after the prince’s uncle took the old man’s life. Starring Nicole Kidman and Ania Taylor-Joy. Focus has chosen to go further with this New Regency co-production on 3,223 screens. The picture is in the 17-day window and the studio intensely broadcasts the epic on television. Focus expects the same fans ages 18 to 34 that appeared in A24 all everywhere at once Coming out into the open for this film, shot in Ireland at the end of summer 2020. The product is still needed by art houses and northern Come at the right time for them. Reviews start at 7pm on Thursdays.

The unbearable weight of an enormous talent Played at the world premiere of SXSW Gangbusters in mid-March, Cage seemed to be joining in the fun. However, the film that follows tries to defeat her. northern man. If word of mouth catches up and the viewer finds this film, then perhaps it will exceed expectations. Cage plays himself in his career decline (which isn’t so true when his critics admit it. Pig) And desperately accepts the offer that will be announced on the birthday of the super billionaire fan (Pedro Pascal). The Leaving Las Vegas The Oscar winner was soon backed by the CIA to help arrest the boy, considered a drug lord. Tiffany Headish, Ike Barinholz and Neil Patrick Harris star in the film, directed and co-written by Tom Gormicken. Reviews start at 6pm.

It also opens in New York and Los Angeles this weekend by Sony Pictures Classics. Duke, Directed by Roger Michelle and starring Helen Mirren and Jim Broadbent. It’s 1961 and Campton Bunton, a 60-year-old taxi driver, steals a portrait of Goya, the Duke of Wellington, from the National Gallery in London. The film has a recent 95% certification on Rotten Tomatoes. Deadline’s Jill Goldsmith will have a full special sketch on Friday.