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‘supergirl’ Tops Box Office With ₦47m As ‘toy Story 5’ Earns ₦17m
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‘SUPERGIRL’ TOPS BOX OFFICE WITH ₦47M AS ‘TOY STORY 5’ EARNS ₦17M

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The latest box office figures show “Supergirl” leading cinema earnings with ₦47 million, while “Toy Story 5” generated ₦17 million during the same reporting period.

Industry analysts say the strong performance of Supergirl reflects sustained audience interest in superhero-themed productions, which continue to attract moviegoers across different age groups.

Meanwhile, Toy Story 5 maintained a respectable showing at the box office, benefiting from the popularity of the long-running animated franchise and its appeal to families and younger viewers.

Cinema operators noted that both films contributed significantly to ticket sales, helping drive attendance in theatres amid growing competition from streaming platforms.

Entertainment stakeholders say the latest figures highlight the importance of established franchises in attracting audiences and sustaining box office revenues.

They also observed that audience preferences continue to favour films with strong brand recognition, compelling storytelling, and effective marketing campaigns.

The performance of the two movies comes as cinema operators seek to maintain momentum in the entertainment sector through a steady release of international and local productions.

Analysts expect competition at the box office to intensify in the coming weeks as more highly anticipated titles make their way into cinemas across the region.

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