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I drink your (strawberry) milkshake. I drink it up. Formerly with the Indian Express, Hindustan Times
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Gerard Butler's 98-Minute Sci-Fi Flop Officially Gets a Second Chance on HBO Max

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By Rohan Naahar Verified
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While the horror genre has had a marquee year with breakout hits such as Obsession and Backrooms, a previously dependable genre — action — has had a difficult time at the box office. Action movies aimed at older male audiences have struggled, despite the presence of proven stars. One of the year's first action underperformers was Jason Statham’s Shelter, which grossed $53 million worldwide against a reported budget of $50 million.
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Netflix’s Crime Thriller Masterpiece Draws 832 Million Minutes Watched in Just 1 Week

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By Rohan Naahar Verified
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One of Netflix’s most unexpected recent hits has outperformed the far more mainstream sci-fi title The Boroughs, executive-produced by the Duffer Brothers. The Boroughs has accumulated around 20 million views in three weeks, while Netflix’s sleeper hit crime drama has generated nearly 30 million views in four weeks. It’s no longer among the streamer’s most-watched titles, according to FlixPatrol, but the latest Nielsen report reveals just how well it did when it was released.
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Prime Video’s 8-Part Detective Masterpiece Quietly Becomes a Global Hit

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By Rohan Naahar Verified
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Despite the dominance of a handful of holdover hits and a major new release, several international titles have found spots on the global Prime Video viewership chart. The leaderboard has a new champion, the romance series Every Year After, which, along with the record-setting Off Campus, successfully pushed Spider-Noir down to the number three spot. Meanwhile, Prime Video's mega-hit show The Summer I Turned Pretty returned to the top 10 chart amid this new romance resurgence.
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