So Mean Girls had already made back it's budget. There is still work to be done in order for it to be deemed profitable but this is obviously a huge first step. I didn't care for Anyone But You--my love for Glenn Powell not withstanding--but it has reportedly grossed 83,000,000 off of a reported 25 million budget. Also, it's estimated that Wonka has achieved profitability off of a reported 125 million dollar budget. Add in that Barbie (145 million dollar budget) and Oppenheimer (100 million) were giant moneymakers.* Hopefully the studios will learn that a bloated budget doesn't necessarily equal big bucks and they should focus on making good movies that people like. But they probably wont.
*Not that 100+ million dollar budget is anything to sneeze at, but it's nothing compared to the 200+ budgets of movies like The Little Mermaid, Indiana Jones and Dial Hand Soap, The Flash (which could have cost as much as 300!!), Mission Impossible 23: Tom Cruise Runs Some More, etc. And it's not that these movies don't bring in money, it's just not enough money to justify their budgets. And fewer and fewer of them have enough legs these days.