2nd UPDATE, 11:44 AM: No surprises this weekend so far in early box office returns as Universal’s Jason Bourne may end the day with around $21M (that would include the $4.3M from last nights previews) and is on track for a $57M gross so far. It is very early yet so depending on this evening’s shows, it has a shot at $60M for director Paul Greengrass and Matt Damon.

Bad Moms, like we mentioned earlier today, has a potential of $30M and early results are showing a $12M day (including the $2M from previews) for a possible $33M three-day run. However, we must caution that later tonight and tomorrow will really be key as group and advanced ticket sales kick in early and the R-rated STX Entertainment film must sustain that momentum through tonight and tomorrow. It’s a great start to a very funny comedy that is bound to have strong legs.

The other newcomer Nerve launched on Tuesday with $1M and in three days has made $6M. It’s on track for a $3.5M day (including the $2M from Thursday night grosses) and a debut of probably around $15M-$17M. It’s a PG-13 rated film from Lionsgate and really caters almost entirely to the young female demo. Stay tuned.

UPDATED, 7:40 AM: In previews that started at 6 PM last night, STX Entertainment’s R-rated comedy Bad Moms ended up pocketing a nice $2M in 2,550 theaters. The film also had advanced group sales and fundraising screenings on Wednesday at AMC (350 locations in 78 of its markets) as well as in other theater circuits across the nation. The grosses from all those theaters — about $100K — were folded into the preview gross.

With a budget of $23.2M before Louisiana tax credits knocked it down to around $20M, the R-rated Bad Moms’ has the potential of pulling in a $30M opening weekend. In comps, we have two female-skewing R-rated comedies to look at: Trainwreck bowed in 2,363 theaters for its Thursday night preview in July, 2015 to gross $1.8M before landing $30M for its debut weekend. Spy took in $1.5M in June 2015 during its preview night and went onto gross $29M in its three-day weekend. So, we’ll see if Bad Moms can sustain its audience late tonight and tomorrow. If it can’t, it will fall below Trainwreck.

STX Entertainment

This comedy from STX Entertainment was produced by Suzanne Todd and Bill Block and stars Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, (a scene-stealing) Kathryn Hahn and Christina Applegate (as the heavy). It was written and directed by The Hangover‘s Jon Lucas and Scott Moore. Jada Pinkett Smith and Annie Mumolo co-star.

The film is expected to have strong legs; it actually could play out as Bridesmaids did in 2011 which had one heck of a multiple domestically as positive word-of-mouth kept it playing week after week.

Universal

PREVIOUSLY 7:03 AM: Jason Bourne is off and running after chasing in $4.3M in its preview dates last night starting at 7 PM in 2,928 theaters. The film that reunites Matt Damon with director Paul Greengrass is opening wide today, the same date that its best comp — Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation — did last year. Rogue Nation grossed in $4M in previews on Thursday nights and ended its opening weekend with $55.5M. Industry observers expect a similar three-day gross with Bourne (could have a shot at $60M), which would put the gross in line with the Damon-starring The Bourne Supremacy which was released in 2004. (The last Bourne installment — The Bourne Legacy which starred Jeremy Renner — opened to $38.1M in 2012).

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Damon is joined in this new installment by Alicia Vikander, Vincent Cassel, Tommy Lee Jones and Riz Ahmed with Julia Stiles reprising her role in the series. Frank Marshall again produces with Jeffrey Weiner for Captivate Entertainment. Greengrass, Damon, Gregory Goodman and Ben Smith also produce. The film, written by Greengrass and Christopher Rouse, is based on characters created by author Robert Ludlum.

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In terms of social media, Jason Bourne has a good 83.5M social media universe comprised of 21.6M Facebook fans, only 3.7M Twitter followers, about 200K Instagram followers, and over 58M YouTube views. This fifth film in the franchise is focused almost exclusively on Matt Damon’s return to his iconic character. Universal has put forth a solid mix of trailers, TV spots and a recently posted “Bourne in 90 seconds” video with Matt Damon himself catching fans up to speed on what they need to know before they see JB in theaters. But, according to RelishMix, the daily view counts for most clips are in the moderate range.

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The cast is on the whole non-social. Three of the top stars – Vikander, Jones and Damon too – are not social, and the other co-stars have small followings. Damon has been doing a huge amount of worldwide press, but it’s no substitute for directly engaging fans. Finally, convo is at best, mixed, and has often drifted into discussion about gun control and violence on screen. It’s conceivable that headlines of violence from the year thus far, could effect Bourne’s open. There also appears to be a bit of a wear-out factor coming into play in social conversation.