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title: "Ticket to Paradise, starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts, has earned $60 million worldwide."
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# Ticket to Paradise, starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts, has earned $60 million worldwide.
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> “Ticket to Paradise,” a romantic comedy that reunites Julia Roberts and George Clooney, is (surprise, surprise) charming audiences at the international box office.
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**Julia Roberts** and **George Clooney** are back together in the romantic comedy "Ticket to Paradise," which is (surprise, surprise) winning over audiences throughout the world.

Given the difficulties that theatrical rom-coms are now facing, the film^/s $60 million in overseas box office earnings thus far is a good start. Naturally, it helps when the genre receives support from high-profile celebrities like Roberts and Clooney. At the same stage of each of their individual big-screen releases, recent love stories like** "The Lost City," "Last Christmas," and "Crazy Rich Asians" are outperforming "Ticket to Paradise," which is supported by Universal.**  
"Ticket to Paradise" made $10.5 million during the weekend from 61 markets, including $1 million debuts in France, $1 million in Mexico, and $800,000 in Italy. Holdover markets for "Ticket to Paradise" include Australia ($8.5 million), the United Kingdom and Ireland ($7.4 million), and Germany ($7.4 million). The movie stars Clooney and Roberts as ex-spouses who attempt to prevent their daughter from marrying a complete stranger. In the US and Canada, it debuts on October 21.

The gorgeous period drama "Amsterdam," directed by David O. Russell, had a star-studded ensemble that included actors like Christian Bale, Margot Robbie, John David Washington, and Taylor Swift, but it failed at the box office with only $3.5 million from 30 markets. The movie, whose production cost Disney and 20th Century $80 million, flopped in North America as well after opening with $6.5 million. It will be challenging for "Amsterdam" to recover at the box office given the negative reviews and unfavourable word-of-mouth.

The weekend^/s re-release of "Avatar," which earned $3.9 million from 51 markets, allowed Disney and 20th Century to rejoice. The James Cameron sci-fi movie "Avatar" was brought back to the big screen to stunning effect by the studio in advance of the eagerly anticipated sequel "Avatar: The Way of Water," which debuts in December. The 13-year-old movie has already brought in $23.3 million in North America and $71.9 million worldwide.

But "Smile," a spooky thriller that has received excellent reviews, is the big winner this weekend. The horror film from Paramount Pictures outperformed its rivals with $17.5 million from 61 markets, a 19% increase from its first weekend. "Smile" has already made $40 million abroad and $50 million in North America, where it has dominated the box office for the past two weeks. Given the $17 million price tag for the movie, it^/s a devastating outcome.

"Don^/t Worry Darling" gained $6.1 million from 66 foreign markets elsewhere. The psychological thriller has made $30.8 million overseas and $69.3 million globally after three weeks in theatres. A $35 million production budget was allocated for it.
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