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Five new wide releases means Spider-Man might have a chance at the top spot again but Practical Magic 2 may prove whether the original film still holds sway this many years later.

OTHER RELEASES

We are only looking at films that have had trailers released on Rotten Tomatoes’ trailer YouTube Channels. Below are some other films that are releasing this weekend that we haven’t considered.

Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger (Wide)
Black Zombie (Limited)
Gator Face (Limited)
If I Go Will They Miss Me (Limited)
Mandaadi (Limited)
On A String (Limited)
Pradhama Drishtiya Kuttakkar (Limited)
Singh vs Kaur 2 (Limited)

WIDE RELEASES
THE FIX HOPE PRACTICAL MAGIC 2 RUNNER THE UPRISING

The Fix

Wesley Lovell: Looks like another bland actioner. And the less attention the star receives the better.

Pete Patrick: Overused generic title for an overused generic film.

Thomas La Tourrette: It looks like a tired action flick without much to recommend it.

Hope

Wesley Lovell: It appears to be a generic Korean action-horror and that doesn’t appeal to me.

Pete Patrick: Early reviews are not that great.

Thomas La Tourrette: Some reviews are okay for this alien attack film, but it also has enough bad ones that at almost three hours long, it sounds like one to miss.

Practical Magic 2

Wesley Lovell: I haven’t seen the original but so many of my friends love it, that I might consider catching up with it sometime.

Pete Patrick: Sequel to a 28-year-old film I haven’t seen but has an interesting cast.

Thomas La Tourrette: I haven’t seen the original film, but it might be okay with that cast.

Runner

Wesley Lovell: Another forgettable actioner. Not to be confused with the other 2026 film with the same name (adding “The” to the front) that also looks like a forgettable actioner.

Pete Patrick: Another overused generic title for another overused generic film.

Thomas La Tourrette: It looks stupid and way too violent, and one knows they will deliver the liver after all that.

The Uprising

Wesley Lovell: While I do like Andrew Garfield, I don’t care for spending my time in a film like this.

Pete Patrick: Paul Greengrass’ take on Robin Hood with Andrew Garfield and Jamie Bell seems promising.

Thomas La Tourrette: This historical drama might prove interesting, but the trailer certainly did not excite me enough to want to see the film.

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