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'Barbenheimer' gets off to hot start with $22.3 million in Thursday sales for 'Barbie'

By: CNBC.com News
"Barbenheimer" weekened begins with a bang as "Barbie" snared $22.3 million in Thursday night preview tickets, the most of any film released so far in 2023.
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