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Box Office Report: July 21 – July 24, 2022

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We need to talk about Everything Everywhere All at Once... At a time when old school audiences and veterans in the biz are complaining that original films made for mid-range budgets don't work at the cinema anymore, comes this second feature from The Daniels with no major stars and one of the most batshit crazy premises and executions ever, and still staying strong 15 weeks into release...

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