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THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: SEARCH FOR SQUAREPANTS – “Absurd, frenzied, and gleefully ridiculous – which is precisely why it’s a wonderful Spongebob adventure!”

AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH – “Yet another blitz of striking visual splendor and excitement, albeit with a weaker narrative core”

SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT – “The bloody new twist on the campy holiday-slasher original delivers in all its gruesome vigilante glory”

JAY KELLY – “A gentle, sentimental, and often funny tribute to filmmaking and the artists who shape it”

FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY’S 2 – “A passably entertaining scattershot sequel for the fans – not so much anyone else”

ETERNITY – “Inventive, heartfelt, and irresistibly fun – a true rom-com gem”

WAKE UP DEAD MAN: A KNIVES OUT MYSTERY – “A strikingly funny and wickedly engaging murder-mystery steeped in questions of faith, conviction, and the slippery nature of belief itself”

RENTAL FAMILY – “Somber, slightly absurd, but unmistakably human”

WICKED: FOR GOOD – “Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande reignite the magic splendor, guiding it toward a finale tinged with unexpected (yet welcome) darkness”

THE RUNNING MAN – “A speedy shot of dystopian action with campy charm to spare – and a surprising amount on its mind”

NOW YOU SEE ME: NOW YOU DON’T – “Another twisty fun romp – albeit with diminishing magical returns”

CHRISTY – “Sydney Sweeney delivers a transformative, powerhouse performance that elevates an otherwise uneven biopic”

PREDATOR: BADLANDS – “Turning a blood-thirsty franchise into a tender PG-13 action extravaganza with heart sounds crazy – but somehow, it works”

BUGONIA – “A deliriously entertaining descent into societal madness with exceptionally measured turns from Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons”

SPRINGSTEEN: DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE – “Jeremy Allen White nails Springsteen’s sound, swagger, and tortured 80s soul — it’s just a shame the biopic around him drags its feet”

AFTER THE HUNT – “A sharply entertaining, if overly verbose, psychological overload of ‘Me Too’ commentary”

BLACK PHONE 2 – “An expansive, badass horror sequel that never once loosens its chilling grip”

ROOFMAN – “A-grade performances and a compelling true story combine for a deeply felt viewing experience”

TRON: ARES – “The very definition of style over substance – but what style it is, vivid and hypnotically breathtaking”

THE SMASHING MACHINE – “With grit and heart to spare, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson surprises and impresses in a stirring triumph-over-tragedy sports drama”

THE STRANGERS – CHAPTER 2 – “Uninspired, (mostly) uninteresting, and ultimately unnecessary”

ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER – “Rip roaring entertainment, magnetic performances, and white-knuckle excitement make this a PTA epic in every way”

HIM – “A hyperactive sports-horror spectacle that slams your senses—sometimes brilliantly, sometimes to the point of irritation”

DOWNTON ABBEY: THE GRAND FINALE – “A wistfully enjoyable conclusion, distinguished by its exceptional costume and production design”

THE LONG WALK – “Riveting and unsettling in equal measure, with a sharp humanistic edge”

THE CONJURING: LAST RITES – “Is an atmospheric and heartfelt farewell with some chilling moments – but is ultimately dragged down by its déjà vu story”

THE TOXIC AVENGER – “Very weird, extremely messy, but surprisingly heartfelt”

CAUGHT STEALING – “A highly entertaining crime caper – anchored by sharp laughs, gritty violence, and meaningful character growth”

NOBODY 2 – “A summer action blast of Looney Tunes-style mayhem and over-the-top video game-worthy kills — with all the heart of its predecessor”

FREAKIER FRIDAY – “Silly nostalgia at its finest – Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis are once again a mismatched delight”

WEAPONS – “A wickedly unsettling mystery thriller that drips with intrigue from its creepy start to bloody finish”

THE NAKED GUN – “Gloriously dumb and legitimately laugh-out-loud funny – Liam Neeson’s deadpan commitment seals the deal”

TOGETHER – “An emotionally loaded and viscerally inventive body horror takedown of modern relationships”

THE FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS – “Nails the retro-futuristic vibe and cast chemistry, but falls short of delivering any standout Marvel moments”

EDDINGTON – “Simmering political, ideological, and racial tensions erupt into a brutal and often challenging piece of social commentary”

I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER – “Hooks you with nostalgia and the fresh cast, but loses its grip with a ludicrously lame finale”

SUPERMAN – “Like a timeless action comic come alive in the present day, bursting with vibrant energy, high-stakes drama, and an infectious emotional core”

JURASSIC WORLD REBIRTH – “Dino-sized set pieces? Check. Eye-roll-worthy clichés? Check. Popcorn-flying thrills? Check, check”

THE OLD GUARD 2 – “A rushed blur of forgettable action, anemic storylines, and uninteresting new characters”

28 YEARS LATER – “A visceral, paranoia-fueled zombie frenzy – of the punk rock variety”

MATERIALISTS – “The most intelligent and endearing deconstruction of human relationships in recent memory”

HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON – “A faithful and enchanting adaptation that breathes new life – and fire – into the beloved franchise”

DANGEROUS ANIMALS – “Ruthless and thrilling with a side-door love story — the ultimate summer shark bite”

FROM THE WORLD OF JOHN WICK: BALLERINA – “A slick spin-off that packs the Wick punch and unveils a worthy new lead in Anna de Armas”

KARATE KID: LEGENDS – “A cheesy, breezy blast of nostalgia, charm, and martial arts action”

MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – THE FINAL RECKONING – “A fitting franchise farewell with over-the-top blockbuster action of the breathtaking variety”

FINAL DESTINATION BLOODLINES – “Gruesome, bloody, and outrageously fun – the paranoid-fueled doom ride you hoped for”

FIGHT OR FLIGHT MOVIE – “Gonzo action fun at 37,000 feet that’s fueled by a wildly committed Josh Hartnett”

CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD – “Not ground-breaking in the slightest, but a slash-happy good time rooted in ’90s teen horror camp”

THUNDERBOLTS* – “Complex heroes and standout performances mark a strong return to form for the MCU”

BOX OFFICE TOP 5

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7.5

Avatar: Fire and Ash
$64 million

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7

Zootopia 2
$20 million

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8.5

Marty Supreme
$17.5 million

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7

The Housemaid
$15.4 million

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6

Anaconda
$14.6 million

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