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July 30, 2026

Zach Cregger's Resident Evil: The Secret Behind Sony's Big Bet

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July 21, 2026

We Already Know Who the Next James Bond Is (Sort Of)

No one knows who the next James Bond actor is, but the people Amazon MGM hired around him tell you almost everything about the Bond we're getting. Plus Nolan's record Odyssey opening and The Batman Part II slips again.

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July 15, 2026

Live-Action Moana Opens Soft: Disney's $250M Nostalgia Miscalculation

Disney usually waits decades to remake its classics. With Moana it waited less than ten years, and a soft $43 million opening suggests audiences noticed.

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July 2, 2026

Tom Cruise's 'Digger': Why Iñárritu May Be Casting the Man, Not the Actor

Tom Cruise's 'Digger' might not be another star vehicle. I think Inarritu is pulling the same trick he ran on Michael Keaton in Birdman. Plus Supergirl stumbles and Obsession refuses to die.

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June 25, 2026

Spider-Man: Brand New Day Trailer Signals a Real Marvel Pivot

The new Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer looks darker, grimier and more like the Tobey Maguire era, and that shift is the whole point. Plus Toy Story 5's record opening and Shrek 5's divisive new look.

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June 17, 2026

Why I Stopped Doubting Toy Story 5 (and This Weekend's Box Office)

A fifth Toy Story should feel like a shameless cash grab. A new clip, a nostalgic premiere moment, and Andrew Stanton's pitch have me convinced otherwise.

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June 9, 2026

The Odyssey Ticket Frenzy Is Universal's Master Plan Paying Off

Nolan's The Odyssey is still six weeks out and people are already paying $1,000 a ticket. Here's why Universal saw this coming, plus Scary Movie's record weekend.

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June 4, 2026

How YouTuber-Made Horror 'Backrooms' Won the Box Office

Two low-budget horror movies from filmmakers who got their start on YouTube just knocked Star Wars off the top of the box office. Here is what that actually means for Hollywood.

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