Friday, November 6, 2026

Box Office: Sony Pictures’ “Klara” Makes 17 Bucks Per Theater After Costing $40 Mil, “Cat in the Hat” Opens to $1 Mil In Previews, Theranos Draws Blood

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Last night’s box office was pretty clear.

Sony has another dud on its hands with “Klara and the Sun.”

This was Klara-fied last night when the Taika Waikiki film made 17 per theater, in 880 venues. This film is said to have cost $40 million. So far, the total is a little less than $1.3 million in 2 weeks. After “The Social Reckoning” collapsing, this isn’t great for Sony. Thank goodness they had “Spider Man.”

“The Cat in the Hat” cooked up $1 million in previews. It should do well over the weekend with children. Many of them were not out last night because they go to sleep early…

“You Can See Everything” still doing well after that stunning initial burst of $64 million. There was a lack of reporting the last few days. We’ll see if the fervor keeps up this weekend…

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