People really went out to see Spider-Man: No Way Home again at the weekend box office
Don’t ever let anyone tell you the American movie theater industry is in trouble, because there’s apparently a lever it can pull whenever things look especially dire and pop out an emergency parachute called.
The movie that everyone already saw six months ago, that most people probably saw again on VOD, and that everyone can stream now with a Starz subscription is once again the number one movie at the box office—but only by a narrow margin, and only because there are no interesting new movies to see instead.
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