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Box Office Showdown: ‘Thunderbolts*’ Dominates Again as ‘Sinners’ Hits $200 Million
This weekend, ‘Thunderbolts*’ once again reigns supreme at the box office, raking in an impressive $35 million in its second weekend. Meanwhile, ‘Sinners’ crosses a significant milestone, surpassing $200 million in domestic earnings.
With reviews praising ‘Thunderbolts*’ as a breath of fresh air for Marvel, the film combines action and character depth, making it a must-see this season. Critics are buzzing about its unexpected twists and engaging plot, solidifying its status as a standout in the current cinematic landscape.
Catch the full scoop on what these box office numbers mean for the future of superhero films and more!
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‘Thunderbolts*’ Steals the Show
Hold onto your popcorn, folks! The box office landscape is sizzling, and at the forefront is ‘Thunderbolts*’, which has once again taken the crown, boasting a stellar $35 million haul this past weekend. This film is not just a sequel or a rehash; it's a bold move by Marvel, shaking up the usual formula and injecting some much-needed life into the superhero genre.
‘Sinners’ Breaks Barriers
Meanwhile, ‘Sinners’ is riding high, crossing the $200 million mark domestically. Yeah, you read that right! This film is proving that audiences are hungry for fresh stories and compelling characters. It’s not just a number; it’s a testament to the power of storytelling in cinema. If you haven’t seen it yet, what the hell are you waiting for?
What Critics Are Saying
Critics have been buzzing about ‘Thunderbolts*’, some calling it the best Marvel flick in ages. NPR even dropped the bomb that it’s an “unwieldy jumble” but still manages to shine. Talk about mixed reviews! But let’s get real—when you’ve got characters like Florence Pugh’s kicking ass and taking names, how can you resist? This is a film that’s not afraid to take risks, and that’s what we need more of!
The Impact on Future Releases
So, what does this mean for the future? Well, if ‘Thunderbolts*’ continues to dominate, we might see more daring storytelling coming from Marvel. The audience is clearly ready to embrace change, and studios better listen up. The film industry has been in a rut, recycling the same old crap, but it looks like the tides are turning.
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