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The Hollywood Reporter

U.S. #boxoffice: 2019 revenue falls 4 percent, the sharpest decline in 5 years thr.cm/a9jrEg

2:40 PM · Dec 23, 2019

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Uses picture of a Disney movie to represent 4 percent fall when Disney had a record-breaking year.

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Would have been better to use a picture from one this year's many flops? Cats? Men in Black? Etc?

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Even with Disney's record BO has dropped in 2019 and 2020 will likely see an even bigger decline in BO and admissions

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Normal, with shitty movies as this one.