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DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE – “Mega-meta and cameo-stuffed fan service reign supreme”

THE FABULOUS FOUR – “The undercooked shenanigans lead to diminished fizzy fun”

TWISTERS – “A blistering blockbuster full of wild (and windy) fun”

FLY ME TO THE MOON – “Remains charming despite being tonally lost in space”

LONGLEGS – “An unsettling symphony of tension and suspense”

MAXXXINE – “A lurid and cutting ode to ‘80’s sleaze”

BEVERLY HILLS COP: AXEL F – “Breezy action/comedy escapism fueled by nostalgia”

HORIZON: AN AMERICAN SAGA – CHAPTER ONE – “A sprawling Western revival that’s as ambitious as it is uneven”

A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE – “A fairly scary spinoff/prequel that’s worth making noise over”

THE BIKERIDERS – “A revved-up triumph of performances and cinematography”

THE EXORCISM – “A genre game changer? No. Creepy and captivating? Yes”

INSIDE OUT 2 – “An intellectually creative sequel firing on all synapses”

BAD BOYS: RIDE OR DIE – “The signature sun-kissed action/comedy still works”

THE WATCHERS – “Great premise – poor payoff”

IN A VIOLENT NATURE – “Offers a bloody (and extra brutal) new twist on the tired slasher premise”

EZRA – “An earnest family drama greatly elevated by heartfelt performances”

FURIOSA: A MAD MAX SAGA – “More narrative depth, same gloriously revved up action”

HIT MAN – “The dark comedy and riveting thrills hit their target (and then some)”

IF – “Sugary sweet whimsy that’s desperate to make you cry”

THE STRANGERS: CHAPTER 1 – “In a word: unnecessary”

KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES – “An exciting and surprisingly soulful fresh start for the franchise”

FORCE OF NATURE: THE DRY 2 – “Another winning dose of simmering suspense and tension”

THE FALL GUY – “A true rollicking blockbuster with lots to cheer about”

TAROT – “It would appear an adequate horror movie was not in the cards”

CHALLENGERS – “A sweaty and pulsating psychosexual sports drama through and through”

BOY KILLS WORLD – “The Hunger Games mixed with Mortal Kombat, with a side of John Wick”

HUMANE – “Darkly funny and oh-so compelling”

ABIGAIL – “A blood and guts crowd pleaser with comedic bite to boot”

THE BEAST – “Boldly ambitious, occasionally frustrating, yet always mesmerising”

CIVIL WAR – “An intensely harrowing and unflinchingly tense viewing experience”

WICKED LITTLE LETTERS – “Is full of frothy, silly, and profane fun”

THE FIRST OMEN – “One Hell of a hypnotic horror show”

MONKEY MAN – “Pulsates with hard hitting action and tangible electricity”

GODZILLA X KONG: THE NEW EMPIRE – “Delivers highly entertaining monster-sized mass destruction”

GHOSTBUSTERS: FROZEN EMPIRE – “The nostalgia baits work – the frostbitten plot, not so much”

IMMACULATE – “Slow-burn religious horror with one Hell of a finish”

LOVE LIES BLEEDING – “A slice of grimy pulp with a large helping of WTF”

IRISH WISH – “Is just as predictably silly (and green-infused) as you think it’s going to be”

IMAGINARY – “Starts as silly scary fun but devolves into overstuffed nonsense”

DAMSEL – “Has just 2 things going for it: a feisty Millie Bobby Brown and a pretty cool dragon”

DUNE: PART TWO – “An explosive and expansive epic in every way”

CODE 8: PART II – “Another example of Lo-fi Sci-fi done right”

DRIVE-AWAY DOLLS – “Delivers campy and quirky pulp in spades”

ORDINARY ANGELS – “A heavenly piece of heartwarming entertainment”

MADAME WEB – “Spins out a web of unintentional laughs”

LAND OF BAD – “A tried-and-true tactical military actioner”

LISA FRANKENSTEIN – “Takes franken-sized risks that (mostly) pay off in garishly fun ways”

FLOAT – “A shallow romance drama that does little more than tread water”

ARGYLLE – “Cheeky, dumb, and mildly fun”

ORION AND THE DARK – “An existential animated gem”

BOX OFFICE TOP 5

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8

Twisters
$80.5 million

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5

Despicable Me 4
$23.8 million

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8.5

Inside Out 2
$12.8 million

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9

Longlegs
$11.7 million

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7

A Quiet Place: Day One
$6.1 million

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