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LONDON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Philip Morris International (PMI) on Thursday signalled a slower than anticipated U.S.
roll out of its IQOS heated tobacco device, a choice analysts said was positive
for its competitors in the short term.

The New York-listed Marlboro maker also said
it aims for more than two thirds of its net revenues to come from "smoke-free" products by 2030, up
from 50% in 2025, as it tries to transform its
image from a cigarette purveyor to a driver of the shift to healthier alternatives.


Investors have been closely watching IQOS' entry into the U.S., the world's
largest market for nicotine products, and had been expecting
it from May 2024 next year. Reuters reported on Wednesday that PMI is hiring lobbyists across
a host of key U.S. states ahead of the launch.


Chief Executive Jacek Olczak said IQOS would launch in four
cities in two unnamed U.S. states from 2024, but a
national launch would only come after PMI receives approval to sell the latest version, known as IQOS ILUMA.


The company was planning to apply for approval in October and expected
it from 2025, he continued.

"We need to warm up the tyres," he said of the initial launch,
which would help PMI fine tune its approach.

A national roll-out of ILUMA would follow but in phases, he continued, adding
launching in 10 states in the first year would make sense.

Meaningful traction for PMI's heated tobacco products in the U.S.
"now looks delayed until ILUMA," Owen Bennett, equity analyst at Jefferies,
said in a note, adding this was a positive for PMI's
rivals.

Olczak also signalled that PMI's push into non-nicotine products was no
longer a priority. It recently scrapped an ambition for $1 billion in net revenues to come from sales
of such products by 2025.

Instead, PMI will focus its resources on IQOS and nicotine pouch
brand ZYN, Olczak said, adding it had been too optimistic around acceptance of big tobacco companies operating outside of nicotine.


PMI also announced updated medium-term targets including for revenue and earnings per share,
and ambitious volume targets for IQOS and ZYN.

ZYN and other oral nicotine products in the U.S. would help drive an expected $2 billion in revenues there
in 2024, even before IQOS ILUMA, executives said.

PMI shares were up 1.5% on Thursday. (Reporting by Emma Rumney in London and Granth
Vanaik in Bengaluru; additional reporting by Ananya Mariam
Rajesh in Bengaluru; Writing by Emma Rumney; Editing by
Elaine Hardcastle and Josie Kao)

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Horror movies topped the domestic box office charts and an Oscar
contender got off to a sparkling start this weekend.
"Smile 2," in its first weekend, and "Terrifier 3" in its second proved to be the big draws
for general movie audiences in North America, while the
Palme d´Or winner"Anora" got the best per-theater average
in over a year.

"Smile 2" was the big newcomer, taking first place with a better than expected $23 million, according to studio estimates Sunday.

Parker Finn returned to write and direct the sequel to the
supernatural horror "Smile," his debut. Originally intended for streaming,
Paramount pivoted and sent the movie to theaters in the fall of 2022.
"Smile" became a sleeper hit at the box office, earning
some $217 million against a $17 million budget.

The sequel, starring Naomi Scott as a pop star, was rewarded with a
bit of a bigger budget, and a theatrical commitment from the start.
Playing on 3,619 screens, it opened slightly higher than the first's $22 million.

Second place went to Universal and DreamWorks Animation´s
"The Wild Robot" in its fourth weekend with $10.1
million, bumping it past $100 million in North America. Family
films often have long lives in theaters, particularly ones as well reviewed
as "The Wild Robot," and some have speculated that it got
a bump this weekend from teenagers buying tickets for the PG-rated family film
and then sneaking into "Terrifier 3," which is not rated, instead.
Either way, Damien Leone´s demon clown movie, which cost only $2 million to produce,
is doing more than fine with legitimate ticket buyers. It added an estimated $9.3 million, bringing its total to $36.2
million.

"Rumors like that are PR gold," said Paul Dergarabedian, the senior media analyst
for Comscore. "There´s no better indication that that movie is red hot right now."

The No. 1 openings for "Smile 2" this weekend and "Terrifier 3" last were
only possible because of the failure of "Joker: Folie à Deux." That big budget sequel
continued its death march in its third weekend, falling another
69% to earn $2.2 million, bringing its domestic total to $56.4 million.




This image released by Paramount Pictures
shows Lukas Gage in a scene from "Smile 2." (Paramount
Pictures via AP)

Warner Bros. has a better performer in "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," which placed fourth in its seventh weekend with an additional $5 million, bringing
its domestic total to $284 million. Star Michael Keaton also had another film open this
weekend - the father-daughter dramedy "Goodrich" which
stumbled in with only $600,000 from 1,055 locations.

Rounding out the top five was the romantic tearjerker "We Live In Time," which expanded
to 985 theaters following last weekend's debut on 5 screens.
The A24 release starring Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh earned $4.2 million over the
weekend. Audiences were 85% under 35 and 70% female, according to exit polls.
The well-reviewed film will expand further next weekend.



One of the other brightest spots of the weekend was Sean Baker´s "Anora," which opened in six
locations in New York and Los Angeles and earned an estimated $630,000.

That´s a $105,000 per theater average, the best since "Asteroid City´s"
$142,000 average last summer. The Neon release, a sensation at Cannes and a likely Oscar
contender, stars Mikey Madison as a New York sex
worker who falls for the son of a Russian oligarch.


After several weeks of would-be awards contenders
and buzzy films ("Piece by Piece," "Saturday Night," "The Apprentice" among them) fizzling with
audiences, "Anora´s" success is a promising sign that moviegoers will still
seek out arty, adult fare.

"For moviegoers, there´s a lot on offer with something in every type of movie in every category,"
Dergarabedian said. "I think we´re going to have a really strong home stretch with a great combination of movies big and small."

The Walt Disney Co. also made a splash with several re-releases.
"The Nightmare Before Christmas" got a place
in the top 10 with $1.1 million, while "Hocus Pocus" made $841,000.



Next weekend will have a major studio comic book movie with
"Venom: The Last Dance" as well as an awards movie in the papal thriller "Conclave" vying
for audience attention.

Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S.

and Canadian theaters, according to Comscore. Final domestic figures will be released Monday.


1. "Smile 2," $23 million.

2. "The Wild Robot," $10.1 million.

3. "Terrifier 3," $9.3 million.

4. "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," $5 million.

5. "We Live In Time," $4.2 million.

6. "Joker: Folie à Deux," $2.2 million.

7. "Piece by Piece," $2.1 million.

8. "Transformers One," $2 million.

9. "Saturday Night," $1.8 million.

10. "The Nightmare Before Christmas," $1.1 million.




This image released by Paramount Pictures shows Naomi Scott in a
scene from "Smile 2." (Paramount Pictures via
AP)





This image released by Paramount Pictures shows Ray Nicholson in a scene from
"Smile 2." (Paramount Pictures via AP)





This image released by Neon shows Mikey Madison in a scene from "Anora." (Neon via AP)





This image released by Neon shows Mark Eydelshteyn and Mikey Madison, right, in a scene from "Anora." (Neon via AP)





This image released by Neon shows Mark Eydelshteyn, left, and Mikey Madison in a scene from
"Anora." (Neon via AP)