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'Frozen 2' eclipses box office expectations, setting records

LOS ANGELES - Disney's highly anticipated "Frozen 2" won the box office over the weekend, opening in first place with $127 million, above analyst projections of $115 million, according to estimates from measurement firm Comscore.

Internationally, the film earned $223.2 million in 37 markets for a global cumulative of $350 million, making it the biggest opening ever for Walt Disney Animation Studios and the No. 3 animated debut of all time.

It is the biggest opening since

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