TOGETHER is now Neon's 9th movie ever to cross the $10 million domestic mark. Becoming its 6th to hit $20 million may take some doing with WEAPONS next week - but we shall see!

I’ve figured out a hack for this: Writing my own sentences.

If Milwaukee Film's website is to be believed, SORRY, BABY is on the upcoming docket - no specific dates yet, but it's now in its Coming Soon section. Progress!

When was the last time Disney put some of their Marvel movies back in theaters? I see we're doing the Harry Potters again, and the Raimi Spider-Mans again, and the original Star Wars again ... but why not THOR and IRON MAN again?

Brewers? Brewers.

Waiting for the inevitable Vulture headline that decides it should spoil WEAPONS on Thursday at 2 p.m.

Brewers? Brewers.

Took a heat-check shot for the banger today. The thing about it, though, is that it rocks and should win.

Just pick between the two AMC ads at the end: the AMC Coke ad and the Nicole Kidman ad. Choose one, send the other to hell. The rest can stay - but nothing kills the energy than those two AMC commercials back to back right when you think you're finally getting to the movie.

But did you know Italian singer Adriano Celentano released a song in the 70s with nonsense lyrics meant to sound like American English, apparently to prove Italians would like any English song, and it was a huge hit?

Big news for Laura San Giacomo

🧵Right-wing extremists like Libs of Tiktok and Charlie Kirk totally concocted the Sydney Sweeney "outrage." The supposed left-wing outrage at Sweeney never happened. Republicans made it up. Republicans have been inventing people to rage against for decades…

We are impressively close to getting this under appreciated gem to official banger status. Let's goooo

Truly don't understand why people would choose a self-checkout lane at the grocery store over the traditional checkout lane.

Dayum. I guess we should do another month of "Should Zazlav fire Mike De Luca and Pam Abdy" podcasts.

Not surprised WEAPONS is opening bigger than expected. I am surprised that audiences are so on-board with it

WEAPONS is good because it understands an important basic horror tenet: People with creepy smiles are terrifying.