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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2020 · 17 MIN

BOR+ - Universal 2019 Performance

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On the second episode of Box Office Receipts+, I cover how Universal did in 2019. This one is a bit more interesting because unlike WB, it did not have many flops, yet it still came in fourth domestically for the year. I break down why that happened as well as what they can do to improve going into 2020.

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