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The top five movies barely cracked $20 million, with Matthew Vaughn’s spy film leading the way.
While Taylor Swift was chugging beers, we got a bunch of new movie trailers.
But will Auliʻi Cravalho and Dwayne Johnson come along for the voyage? PLUS: ‘Jurassic World’ snags a ‘John Wick’ director, and Taylor Swift heads to Disney+.
The good news? ‘Argylle’ is the No. 1 film. The bad news? It cost $200 million to make.
‘The Bear’ star made her hosting debut, playing a variety of weirdos.
Gunn says Alcock was the ‘FIRST person I brought up’ for the role. PLUS: Trailers for ‘Ghostbusters’ and ‘Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare,’ and Larry David attacks Elmo.
With no new releases to crack the top five, ‘The Beekeeper’ wins by losing the least.
The ‘Madame Web’ star returned as host, pitching ‘big dumb cups’ and roasting Please Don’t Destroy.
The old host of the Comedy Central late-night show is the new host. PLUS: Oscar nominations, a new ‘Jurassic World’ movie, and new trailers for ‘Bad Batch,’ ‘Road House’ and ‘Hit Man.'
‘Barbie’ scored eight nominations — wanna guess if director Greta Gerwig got one?
The musical remake wins a weekend that looks exactly like last weekend.
The ‘Saltburn’ star (definitely not a short king) made his hosting debut — and gives acting advice to Rachel McAdams.
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