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SATURDAY AM: It’s a healthy third weekend at the October box office even with a bellyflop in 20th Century Studio’s $60M Whalefall in the mix which is only swallowing a $7.5M opening. Paramount/Legendary/Capcom’s Street Fighter is doing what it’s supposed to do with a $31M start, largely pulling in an older dude demo over 35
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Created as a spin-off series of Stargate SG-1 as part of the wider Stargate universe, Stargate Atlantis ran for five seasons and gave fans 100 episodes of non-stop action from 2004 to 2009. Following the events of Stargate SG-1′s seventh season finale, Stargate Atlantis sees a brand-new cast discover an Antarctic outpost created by the
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Opening this weekend, Cannes’ award-winning La Bola Negra, Spain’s Oscar entry for Best International Feature inspired by an unfinished Federico García Lorca play, marks a milestone for Netflix. A24 debuts the buzzy Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything, on 855 screens — about double the number as Musk, with Bleecker Street expanding that Alex
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The Horus Guards are among the most recognizable villains in the entire Stargate franchise, with their distinctive falcon-headed helmets and imposing Egyptian-style armor becoming iconic since they were first introduced in the original 1994 film. These fearsome enemies served the powerful Goa’uld ruler Ra, with Stargate SG-1 eventually revealing them as elite Jaffa warriors serving
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The China release of Sony/Constantin’s Resident Evil propelled the move not only to the top of the global weekend box office in its fourth frame with an overall $62.7M WW, but the pic also became Zach Cregger’s highest grossing movie ever (as we first told) with $320.2M. That beats the previous high of his Oscar
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Fans hoping for a brand-new Star Wars release in 2027, especially one tied so intrinsically to the Skywalker legend, are in luck. Following the relatively disappointing box office failure of The Mandalorian and Grogu, Star Wars fanatics have been in dire need of something new and exciting to sink their teeth into. While there are
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The return of Battlestar Galactica in the early-mid 2000s really did feel like a magical time for television, and its legacy has lived on far beyond its natural course. The move to a grittier tone was a masterstroke, and it offered something notably different from shows in the same genre, like Star Trek and others.
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Neon’s Cannes Palme d’Or-winning drama Fjord starring Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve had a terrific $124k opening on four screens in New York and Los Angeles, as documentary Naza marks a strong week two expansion. Cristian Mungiu’s Fjord is the director’s second Palme d’Or for Mungiu and the seventh consecutive win for Neon. The film
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Dungeon Crawler Carl really does continue to explode in popularity, with each passing day drawing in new fans and further adaptations that expand on the existing offering. It began as a web serial by author Matt Dinniman back in 2019, quickly amassing a considerable audience in its own right. From there, a full audiobook adaptation
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Festival favorites Musk, Misty Green and Fjord debut in limited release in a crowded indie market with awards season rolling along. Bleecker Street’s documentary by Oscar-winner Alex Gibney opens in four theaters in New York (Angelika and Lincoln Square, and LA (AMC Century City and Burbank). The buzzy portrait of Tesla, X and SpaceX chief
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