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Practical Magic 2 stays soft on the multiplex map
The witches held second place near $12.2 million in weekend estimates. Resident Evil owns the crown. Soft competition still shaped who kept which screens into Tuesday.
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The swings that are trying to be movies first.
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Spider-Man still owns the year while Raccoon opens
Brand New Day remains the year-long box-office weather system. Resident Evil owns this weekend's multiplex fight. Both stories can share a Sunday without erasing each other.
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Brand New Day passed The Force Awakens at last
Variety puts domestic at $936.773M after 47 days, past the $936.6M Star Wars mark. The next argument is whether $1B domestic is even a live question.
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Witch weekend hands the aisle to Resident Evil
Practical Magic 2 held number one on a soft ~$30M domestic. Friday's Cregger open is the handoff, not a second coven victory lap.
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Practical Magic 2 dethroned Spider-Man on a soft $30 million weekend
Warner Bros.' Practical Magic 2 opened to about $13 million Friday and tracked near $30 million for No. 1, ending Spider-Man: Brand New Day's six-week streak with a B+ CinemaScore.
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2026 IMAX, Dolby, ScreenX, XD, RPX, and 4DX nationwide listing directory
A filterable US map of IMAX, Dolby Cinema, ScreenX, Cinemark XD, Regal RPX, and 4DX, with every premium format stacked on the theater that actually runs it.
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Greengrass puts Andrew Garfield in The Uprising as a 1381 ploughman
Paul Greengrass's The Uprising opens this weekend with Andrew Garfield as a 1381 rebel some coverage now frames as Robin Hood origin material. Features desk inventories the aisle, not a forged Tomato.
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Infinity Vision is Doomsday's premium aisle. Tickets are the product.
Marvel put Infinity Vision-certified tickets on sale with the Doomsday trailer for the December 18 premiere. Features desk grades the PLF badge as theatrical infrastructure, not another trailer recap.
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September maps four theatrical aisles. Runner, witches, Resident Evil, then Pitt.
Corridor feature: Runner and Practical Magic 2 on September 11, Zach Cregger's Resident Evil on September 18, Heart of the Beast with Brad Pitt on September 25. Aisle map only, no invented reviews.
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Sony built a Resident Evil corridor, not a dump
Cregger's Resident Evil hits theaters September 18. Features desk inventories the marketing countdown: previews, AMA, tickets, Fantastic Fest, IMAX. Not another thirty-minute grade.
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The Poké Ball is a $399 Blu-ray shelf. Ash's movies finally share one catch.
VIZ's Amazon-exclusive 24-movie collection lands November 24 in a display case with a hinge. Features desk reads it as nostalgia SKU, not a streaming login.
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The cult bought a ticket stub. Streaming finally rented scarcity.
Mirzapur Day-1 Hindi net landed around the mid-20s crore mark per Sacnilk and Saturday trade flashes. The feature is the platform-to-multiplex bet, not the craft grade.
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Tom and Jerry became supporting players in their own logo. The compass points east.
Viva Kids opens Zhang Gang's Chinese co-production wide on Friday. The cat and mouse still sell the poster. The mythology sells the runtime. That is the kids-IP shipping container in 2026.
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The multiplex lobby is a high score now.
Street Fighter Combo Challenge is not just a clever ad. It is a trial run for turning trailers into rooms you stay inside. The arcade came back wearing YouTube.
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Prime restocked a lawyer who cannot stop running. The cape stayed in the drawer.
Gal Gadot's The Runner hits Prime Video today: eighty-four minutes, Kevin Macdonald, Damian Lewis on the line. Variety called it energetic but uninspired. Amazon called it Wednesday.
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Apple restocked a theatrical-shaped action comedy as a Friday login. The D&D guys left the dungeon at home.
Mayday hits Apple TV September 4 with Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh. John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, the Honor Among Thieves duo, deliver a Cold War buddy comedy shaped like a multiplex tape for a password premiere.
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Five Insidious movies sent people in. The sixth is selling the dead coming out.
Jacob Chase flipped The Further. Amelia Eve can bring what lives there into the real world. Mixed reviews, an $18 million budget, and a second weekend still on a marquee. The SKU is the dead coming out.
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Ridley Scott opened a dystopia. A rescued cartoon outgrossed it.
Spider-Man held a fifth No. 1. Coyote vs. Acme is looking at a Ketchup record. The Dog Stars, Ridley Scott's Heller adaptation with Jacob Elordi and Josh Brolin, is opening like a shrug.
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Korea sent Possible Love to the Oscars before Venice. That is a layoff movie wearing a love title.
Lee Chang-dong spent a decade on two marriages and a mass firing. KOFIC picked the film Tuesday. Netflix paid when Korean theaters could not.
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The Odyssey is the highest-grossing R-rated movie ever. That is a camera story, not a translation.
Week six put Nolan past The Dark Knight at home and past Deadpool & Wolverine worldwide. IMAX did the lifting. The translator he cited is still not clapping.
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Clayface is the comic-book movie that does not want to be one, and that is why it might work.
Gunn’s DCU is sending a melting man into theaters on September 11. For once the ‘it’s actually horror’ line is the honest one.