Box office: GoodBoys heading for $20M first-place finish
is headed for a better-than-expected $20 million debut at the North American box office, where it's easily laughing past the competition, according to early Friday returns.The Boss
in April 2016. To boot, the Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg-produced pic is on course to score the best opening of the year for any comedy in a much-needed win for the genre.The film follows a trio of 12-year-old boys who will do anything to gain admittance to a kissing party. Jacob Tremblay, Keith L. Williams and Brady Noon star, with Gene Stupnitsky helming in his feature directorial debut., which is expected to earn $12 million-$13 million in its third weekend.
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