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Box Office Report for the Week of July 26

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By Maxance Vincent
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Christopher Nolan has obliterated all expectations at the box office for The Odyssey, which will likely become the Academy Award-winning director’s highest-grossing movie ever. The movie has already grossed over $600 million worldwide and has dropped 30% domestically from the previous weekend. Locally and internationally, IMAX 70mm shows are a hot commodity, mostly fully sold out through at least the end of August.
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‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Review: Schoenbrun Deconstructs Slasher Cinema In This Brilliantly Subversive Satire [Fantasia 2026]

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By Maxance Vincent
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‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ opens with the year's most soul-shocking scene, which may not seem significant at first but unlocks the entire picture. The Jane Schoenbrun-directed slasher, which had its Canadian premiere at the Fantasia International Film Festival alongside the director and star Hannah Einbinder in attendance, begins with a first-person view of a movie set as a camera is being set up.
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Fantasia 2026 Review: ‘Beasts Clutching at Straws’ is an Uneven, But Thrilling, Dark Comedy

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By Maxance Vincent
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Hideo Jojo is back with two movies at the Fantasia International Film Festival this year, and one of them is vying to win the Cheval Noir Award. It’s, of course, the one we’re talking about in this review, Beasts Clutching at Straws, an adaptation of Keisuke Sone’s Beasts Clawing at Straws, which was previously transposed into a 2020 Korean film by Kim Yong-hoon.
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