Not even dinosaurs could displace Spidey and The Odyssey off the top of the charts, although David Robert Mitchell's The End of Oak Street still did respectable business, and will
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… stacks everything into the pure survival stakes of the story and its characters, creating a sense of immediate in-the-moment thrills and even solid laughs that aren’t weighed down by
If the world isn’t already in a constant state of anxiety facing down the existential threat of AI and divisive wars, then Hollywood clearly believes we want even more scares