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[Q]: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Jumanji ? In holdover news that has little to do with the Oscars  the lack of new releases helped the older hits and the Oscar contenders maintain their legs for at least one more weekend. It will be interesting to see how the likes of Jumanji and Greatest Showman play when we start getting more “big” movies over the next two weeks. But even while it came in third on  Friday  Jumanji : Welcome to the Jungle is expected to retake the weekend crown.
The top movie on  Friday  was the lone new release  namely Winchester with $3.6 million. But second place belonged to Maze Runner: The Death Cure. The Fox threequel earned another $3.01m (-64%) on its second Friday. That sets the film up for a $9.6m (-60%) weekend and $39.1m ten-day total.
 Sony’s Jumanji : Welcome to the Jungle earned another $2.875 million (-24%) on its seventh Friday  which sets the mega-smash up for a chart-topping $11m (-32%) weekend and obscene $352.6m domestic total. That means that  sometime early next week   Jumanji  will pass Furious 7 ($353m in 2015) to become Dwayne Johnson’s biggest domestic grosser of all time. No   it  won’t top the last two Fast/Furious movies in terms of global grosses  but  it  has already surpassed everything else on The Rock’s filmography.
By the way  fun fact  now that  Jumanji  has outgrossed Inception ($822 million in 2010)   it  is the biggest-grossing video game-ish movie of all time. It will be interesting to see if Sony’s kid-friendly success offers Peter Rabbit any kind of bump due to trailer placement when it opens next weekend against Fifty Shades Freed. But  yeah  Jumanji is now all-but-guaranteed to pass Spider-Man 2 ($373m in 2004) to become Sony’s second-biggest domestic grosser.
[A]: Positive


[Q]: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Patrick Riml ? U.S. Alpine director Patrick Riml  began  his  trek back to Utah before the last ski race of the Olympics was done.  He  knows  he  has work to do after the country produced its fewest golds in the sport since 2002  fewest medals since 2006.
In a telephone interview Saturday  Riml called  his  men's team's Olympic performance "disappointing" and acknowledged that "we definitely have to rebuild" before the 2022 Beijing Games.
"We had quite a few up and downs "  Riml  said about the past two weeks. "We had some very strong performances and  in other events  we definitely were struggling."
 He  said  he  was pleased with the U.S. women  including having three members of the top seven finishers in the downhill.
But "on the men's side  the performance was disappointing. ... We definitely would have hoped for better results there "  Riml  said  adding: "Not just talking about medals  but the performances on each day."
Looking ahead to  the next Winter Olympics  Riml  noted that Vonn and Ligety — who have earned a combined five Olympic medals  including three golds — are not expected to still be competing. Both would be 37 years old.
"We know we have to go into a rebuilding phase and develop some young skiers "  Riml  said  "and hopefully next time around  we can be competitive and perform on a high level."
[A]: Positive


[Q]: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Reid Hoffman ? Reid Hoffman  is the billionaire cofounder of LinkedIn and served as its CEO for four years.
 He 's also an investing partner at Greylock Partners.
 Hoffman  was on the early executive team at PayPal and created web-based social networks in the 1990s.
People talk about  Reid Hoffman  as a philosopher of Silicon Valley. That's by design.
Before  he  was the billionaire cofounder of LinkedIn and a partner at Greylock   he  planned to be a "public intellectual."  Hoffman  says  his  philosophical training guides  his  business and investment strategies every day.
"Formulating what your investment thesis is  what the strategy is  what the risks with the approach are  what kinds of things you would be doing with it  are all greatly aided by the crispness of thinking that comes with philosophical training "  Hoffman  said on Business Insider's podcast  "Success! How I Did It."
 He 's now one of the foremost experts on entrepreneurship and careers  sharing  his  theories through  his  podcast "Masters of Scale " presentations  essays  and books.  He 's built one of the most robust networks in Silicon Valley — Tesla/SpaceX's Elon Musk and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg are among  his  many friends — and  he 's always gathering insights from them.
On this episode of "Success! How I Did It "  Hoffman  talks about how  he  sees  his  place in the world   his  30-year friendship with  his  political opposite Peter Thiel  and  his  love of playing board games.
Rich Feloni: Let's start at the beginning — a young  Reid Hoffman  playing board games.
 Reid Hoffman : Probably my younger self would be embarrassed about how less good my older self would be. But  like  in Settlers of Catan  I think it's one of the most entrepreneurial of the kind of social board games because it involves trading — you trade resources and so forth — and that kind of dynamic actually makes it much more entrepreneurial than your typical kind of board game slash war game.
 Hoffman : It is. I got bitten by the independence  to be out of the house a little earlier than your average kid. And part of what appealed to me about Putney was that  in addition to having academics  it was doing blacksmithing and woodworking and working on the farm and art and a bunch of things that I wouldn't otherwise had experience to do.
 Hoffman : Yeah  and very much so.
 Hoffman : So this is one of those false-dichotomy questions because the answer is massively both  right?
 Hoffman : I actually never really thought about  myself  as an entrepreneur until years into LinkedIn  which is after I had founded my second company. What I had been focused on  almost from those early days at Putney  was just building stuff  being a public intellectual  making something happen  and then what's the way you do that?
 Hoffman : Oh  actually  I didn't turn down that investment. Because I was worried about the appearance of conflict with LinkedIn  I sourced it to Peter and then I co-invested a small amount of dollars along with Peter. So it was financially very expensive  but it's always good to act first and foremost with a sense of ethics and integrity  and what I had been worried about was that people would say  "Oh  well  you're both invested in Facebook as a lead investor and you're doing LinkedIn " and I said  "OK  well  Peter has no conflict  so he can lead and then I can essentially co-invest."
 Hoffman : I had had this notion of having a network be a platform  and what a platform is  is a number of applications are built on top of it. But a network is a platform primarily when it has your real identity and real relationships. When it is  in fact   Reid Hoffman  and  Reid Hoffman 's colleagues and friends and so forth.
[A]:
Neutral