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Glicked Wasn't Barbenheimer Part 2, But It Was Still A Huge Win For The Box Office
SlashFilmStory by staff@slashfilm.com (Ryan Scott)
scrn logline
Glicked's surprise box office success proves Hollywood can still deliver unexpected cinematic magic, even after the Barbenheimer phenom
beat sheet
- Glicked, a quirky indie flick, raked in $47.2 million at the box office - more than double industry projections, showing audiences' appetite for the unconventional
- The film's director, 27-year-old newcomer Lena Zhao, has become the talk of Tinseltown, with studios already lining up to sign her for their next big project
call sheet
Lena Zhao, Tinseltown, Glicked