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A TikTok video of Jamie Lee Curtis promoting 'Freakier Friday' has gone viral, sparking a wave of comments focused on her appearance, particularly her cleavage, with some viewers making inappropriate remarks. The article criticizes the objectification and calls for more respectful attitudes towards women of all ages, emphasizing that beauty and body positivity should be celebrated without disrespect.
Jamie Lee Curtis's appearance in a promotional TikTok for her film Freakier Friday, where she wore a low-cut top, sparked a viral reaction from fans praising her style and presence. The film, a sequel to Freaky Friday, has received positive reviews and features Curtis alongside Lindsay Lohan. The video highlighted her versatile fashion and charismatic promotion, leading to widespread admiration online.
Weapons remains at the top of the box office for the second week, outperforming sequels like Freakier Friday and Nobody 2, with strong word-of-mouth helping it hold its position despite competition from other films and re-releases.
The upcoming weekend's box office is expected to be slow, with total domestic earnings likely in the mid-to-high $70 million range, led by Warner Bros.' horror film 'Weapons,' which is projected to earn between $22M and $28M. Other notable releases include Disney's 'Freakier Friday' and Universal's 'Nobody 2,' but overall, the industry faces a subdued weekend with a significant drop from previous weeks.
The weekend box office saw Warner Bros.' horror film Weapons debut with $42.5M, dominating the charts, while Disney's Freakier Friday opened modestly at $29M, both performances reflecting varied audience reception and genre appeal in 2025.
'Weapons' and 'Freakier Friday' opened strongly at the box office, with debut earnings of $42.5 million and $29 million respectively, boosting summer movie sales as 'Fantastic Four' drops in performance. 'Weapons' marks a successful return for Warner Bros., while 'Freakier Friday' revives a popular franchise with original stars. Other notable releases include 'The Bad Guys 2' and 'The Naked Gun,' rounding out the top five.
Jamie Lee Curtis responded to a harsh review of her movie 'Freakier Friday' with a lighthearted comment, despite the critic's negative remarks about the film and her performance, highlighting her disapproval of the review's tone.
Jamie Lee Curtis responded to a harsh review of her film 'Freakier Friday' by calling it 'a tad harsh,' highlighting that some people love the movie despite mixed critical opinions. The film, a sequel to the 2003 'Freaky Friday,' has received positive audience reception with a 94% score on Rotten Tomatoes and has performed well at the box office.
Freakier Friday's opening weekend box office is estimated at $30 million, making it a successful legacy sequel that outperformed the original and other summer comedies, driven by nostalgia and Lindsay Lohan's return.
Jamie Lee Curtis responded to a negative review of 'Freakier Friday' by calling it 'a tad harsh,' highlighting that some people love the film, which is performing well at the box office and has generally positive audience scores.
Jamie Lee Curtis defended her film 'Freakier Friday' against a negative review, calling it 'a tad harsh' and noting that some people love the movie, which is performing well at the box office and has generally positive audience scores.
Jamie Lee Curtis responded to a harsh review by critic Stephanie Zacharek of the upcoming 'Freakier Friday,' a sequel to the 2003 film, which despite mixed reviews, is performing well with audiences and critics on Rotten Tomatoes. Curtis expressed that the review was 'a tad harsh,' and the film is on track for a strong opening.
'Freakier Friday,' a sequel to the 2003 film, was shot in various Los Angeles locations to showcase different parts of the city, but the original Coleman family house used in the film was destroyed in the L.A. fires, highlighting the impact of the fires on local film sites and production.
'Weapons' opened with $18.2 million, leading the box office over 'Freakier Friday' with $12.7 million; both films are performing well in the summer season, with 'Weapons' exceeding expectations and 'Freakier Friday' maintaining strong numbers.
The horror film 'Weapons' and the comedy sequel 'Freakier Friday' are leading the weekend box office with previews of $5.7 million and $3.1 million respectively, both expected to contend for the top spot, as they target different audiences and capitalize on nostalgia and genre appeal.