After the solid, but unexceptional opening for Despicable Me 3, the third iteration of Spider-Man on the big screen since 2002 should handily win the weekend. With the added star wattage of Robert Downey, Jr., the film may top the $100 million mark. Despicable could have a soft second-weekend drop thanks to it being a children’s film at a time with few, but it’s $72 million just isn’t going to translate into a very big second weekend.
Our Highest Rated Films: Spider-Man: Homecoming
Our Best Awards Ratings: Spider-Man: Homecoming (Oscars); Ghost Story (Oscars & Spirit Awards)
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Spider-Man: Homecoming(Wide Release)See the original CinemaSight
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6.8 Wesley Lovell: (6) Peter J. Patrick: (8) Tripp Burton: (5) Thomas LaTourrette: (8) |
4.3 Wesley Lovell: (3,Oscars) Peter J. Patrick: (6,Oscars) Tripp Burton: (4,Oscars) Thomas LaTourrette: (4,Oscars) |
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Wesley Lovell (WL): The first Spider-Man films were one-third great, one-third OK, and one-third awful. The second series was one-half great, one-half bad. This one looks one-half mediocre and one-half unnecessary. |
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A Ghost Story(Limited Release)See the original CinemaSight
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6.3 Wesley Lovell: (6) Peter J. Patrick: (6) Tripp Burton: (9) Thomas LaTourrette: (4) |
2.8 Wesley Lovell: (2,Oscars) Peter J. Patrick: (5,Critics) Tripp Burton: (4,Oscars) Thomas LaTourrette: (Nil) |
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Wesley Lovell (WL): It’s got a solid cast and creative backbone, but it doesn’t look nearly as interesting as it should. |
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