Paramount definitely thinks it has a surprisingly good movie with D&D, but I would be surprised if it opens all that well, and then it has to survive MARIO which will take whatever large format screens it can get for its opening.
For a probably not very good movie that has been moved all around the calendar, Sony has been spending money on 65 with the superbowl spot and relentless social media advertising. 65 would have done better in a slow period (it wasn't done in time to take DISTANT's date apparently)
Shazam 2 is Shazam 2. I would be a little surprised if it does as bad as tracking has it, but knives are out.