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As the film's release approached, Disney promoted it as a significant blockbuster, claiming it could break Labor Day weekend records. However, industry insiders argue that Labor Day is historically a "dead zone"—a weekend where major movie releases underperform because audiences are more engaged in outdoor activities like barbecues and last-minute summer plans. Thus, any record set during this period wouldn't be indicative of broader success but merely a reflection of minimal expectations.