Minions Monsters Tops Weakest July Fourth Frame In Years
Trade papers call $36.4 million a soft landing while franchise-X shrugs that brand loyalty is dead, but both miss a holiday when America chose fireworks over multiplexes on the 250th birthday.
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Trade papers call $36.4 million a soft landing while franchise-X shrugs that brand loyalty is dead, but both miss a holiday when America chose fireworks over multiplexes on the 250th birthday.
Arts desk coverage treats the Kennedy Center saga as scheduling news while political X reads a constitutional test case, and the scaffolding hides both stories at once.
Exhibition X asks why June's record opener could not leave crumbs for July, while distribution analysts note the calendar did the eating.