'Crazy Rich Asians' wins the box office for a second weekend

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• "Crazy Rich Asians" had a historic opening weekend, and its second weekend was even more impressive.
• The movie led the box office with $25 million, despite non-holiday releases typically dropping about 50%.
• "The Happytime Murders" debuted with $10.1 million, a career-low for Melissa McCarthy.

NEW YORK (AP) — The opening weekend for "Crazy Rich Asians" was historic. Its second weekend was even more impressive.

The romantic comedy sensation slid just 6% from its chart-topping debut to again lead the box office with $25 million, according to studio estimates Sunday.See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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