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But entering Thanksgiving weekend, traditionally a hot time at the box office, Warner's “Blind Side” finds itself with plenty of momentum, with some trackers predicting the film will ultimately do as much as $200 million in domestic business before it’s through.

“They might be drinking a little Kool-Aid, but I think the movie will get into the $160 million category,” said Dan Fellman, president of distribution for Warner Bros. Pictures.

“I think this movie is going to hang around a long time,” added a distribution president for a rival studio. “Word of mouth is just stellar.”

Going into the weekend, Warner officials had projected that “Blind Side” would only to do about $20 million-$25 million over its first three days. The sports movie with female-targeted heart, produced by Alcon Entertainment and directed by John Lee Hancock (“The Rookie”), stars Sandra Bullock as a suburban mom whose family takes in a troubled teen with loads of football potential.

According to Fellman, the projection was largely based on the comparable pre-Thanksgiving 2005 performance of Fox Johnny Cash biopic “Walk the Line,” which premiered to $22.3 million while also opening against a behemoth, Warner/New Line’s “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” ($102.7 million).

But word-of-mouth for “Blind Spot” has indeed proven exceptional, with the film earning a rare “A-plus” CinemaScore ranking.

“This doesn’t happen very often,” said Fellman, noting that only 14 other films have received this high a mark (Disney/Pixar’s “Up” was the only other film this year to get one).

Meanwhile, “Blind Side’s” audience composition, which skewed about 60 percent female and 70 percent older than 25, also ended up working in its favor.

The PG-13-rated film – which was based Michael Lewis’ popular nonfiction football book “The Blind Side: The Evolution of a Game” – had a key advantage over “New Moon” in terms of attracting couples. Let's just say that by drawing only about 20 percent male, the “Twilight” sequel wasn’t successful at bringing in a lot of boyfriends and husbands.