'Mamma Mia 2' Delivers $3.4M in Previews; 'Equalizer 2' Not Far Behind with $3.1M

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FRIDAY AM UPDATE: Universal Pictures' Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again grossed an impressive $3.4 million in previews from 2,850 theaters. The performance is behind the $4.6 million in previews for Pitch Perfect 2, though ahead of the $1.1 million in previews for Into the Woods. However, as mentioned in our previews below, comps for this title are a little difficult, even more so since the concept of previews weren't the same ten years ago when the original Mamma Mia! only held midnight screenin...

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