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25. Wonka
- Gross: $85 million
Wonka is visually stunning and musically enchanting film that offers a fresh and original take on the beloved Willy Wonka story. With superb performances and breathtaking production design, Wonka is a feast for the senses that will captivate both children and adults. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
24. The Garfield Movie
- Gross: $91 million
The Garfield Movie is a family-friendly film that features a playful Garfield with a mix of silly humor and surprisingly sharp jokes. While some adults may find it overly juvenile, the film effectively entertains younger audiences. | © Sony Pictures
23. The Fall Guy
- Gross: $93 million
The Fall Guy is a meta-action-comedy that follows a Hollywood action star whose stuntman, played by Ryan Gosling, steals the show. A love letter to the art of stunt work, this movie showcases breathtaking action sequences and a surprisingly heartfelt romance. | © Universal Pictures
22. Red One
- Gross: $95 million
Red One is an action-packed Christmas adventure film that offers a unique take on the holiday season, featuring a thrilling quest to rescue Santa Claus. While the humor may not land for everyone, the film delivers plenty of excitement and Christmas magic. | © MGM Studios
21. Bob Marley: One Love
- Gross: $96 million
Bob Marley: One Love offers a glimpse into the life and music of the legendary reggae artist. While the non-linear narrative can be challenging to follow, the film effectively captures the essence of Marley's message of love and unity. | © Paramount Pictures
20. Alien: Romulus
- Gross: $105 million
Alien: Romulus is a visually impressive film that boasts strong direction and an impressive set design. However, it lacks originality and the underwhelming CGI in certain scenes detracts from the overall experience, leaving viewers feeling disappointed with the uninspired approach. | © 20th Century Studios
19. IF
- Gross: $111 million
IF is a unique family film that boasts humor, engaging characters, and a unique premise, though it occasionally stumbles with uneven pacing and jokes that fall flat. Reynolds delivers his signature charm, while Cailey Fleming shines as Bea, a captivating young protagonist. | © Paramount Pictures
18. Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
- Gross: $113 million
Ghostbusters: Afterlife offers a decent follow-up with some entertaining moments. While featuring cool new ghosts and impressive visuals, the film lacks the originality and emotional depth of its predecessor. | © Sony Pictures
17. A Quiet Place: Day One
- Gross: $138 million
Day One is an exciting prequel to A Quiet Place franchise that offers stunning visual effects and solid performances. While showcasing the initial invasion, the film lacks the suspense and tension that defined its predecessors. | © Paramount Pictures
16. Venom: The Last Dance
- Gross: $139 million
Venom: The Last Dance hardly leaves a strong impression, suffering from a rushed pace, underdeveloped characters, and an uneven tone that struggles to balance humor and darkness. Ultimately, The Last Dance offers some entertaining moments for fans of the series but fails to reach the heights of its predecessors. | © Sony Pictures
15. The Wild Robot
- Gross: $143 million
The Wild Robot is a heartwarming animated film that delivers a powerful message of tolerance and unity with charming voice acting and stunning animation. The story, while potentially deemed over-sentimental by some, offers a comforting vision of acceptance and community in a divided world. | © Universal Pictures
14. It Ends With Us
- Gross: $148 million
It Ends With Us boasts stunning visuals and impressive videography, conveying a powerful message about overcoming abuse. However, the one-dimensional protagonist and predictable plot hinder emotional engagement. While Lily's trauma is addressed, it lacks the depth to foster a genuine connection. | © Sony Pictures
13. Gladiator II
- Gross: $155 million
Gladiator II is a much-anticipated sequel to beloved classics that tries to surpass the original with an overstuffed plot and excessive action but ultimately falls short. The film lacks the emotional depth and impactful character arcs that made the first film so memorable; the action feels overblown and lacks weight and significance. | © Paramount Pictures
12. Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
- Gross: $170 million
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is a visually stunning installment in the franchise that boasts breathtaking cinematography and impressive visual effects. However, while the previous trilogy delivered emotionally resonant characters and groundbreaking storytelling, this one struggles to reach those heights. | © 20th Century Studios
11. Bad Boys: Ride or Die
- Gross: $193 million
Bad Boys: Ride or Die continues the long-running saga, but this latest installment falls into the trap of delivering more of the same without much innovation. The film lacks any fresh elements and largely recycles tropes seen in countless other action movies. | © Sony Pictures
10. Kung Fu Panda 4
- Gross: $193 million
Kung Fu Panda 4 doesn't match the high standards set by its predecessors, failing to honor the rich backgrounds and character development that fans have come to expect on the big screens. The predictability and simplicity of the plot, coupled with a decline in the quality of humor, mark a significant step down from the engaging and emotionally powerful earlier films. | © Universal Pictures
9. Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire
- Gross: $197 million
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire transforms the beloved Kaiju saga into a superhero movie, giving monsters too much human intelligence when they should be more animalistic. It also is centered around Kong, with Godzilla making a surprisingly brief appearance at the end. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
8. Twisters
- Gross: $267 million
Twisters try to be the classic summer blockbuster, mirroring the late '90s style of old-school Amblin films, much like the original Twister. While some may find its familiarity a bit predictable, this approach is part of its appeal, predictable in its twists and turns, yet thrilling all the same when you're watching. | © Universal Pictures
7. Dune: Part Two
- Gross: $285 million
Dune: Part Two is the sequel Hollywood needs: creative, beautiful, tragic, and mesmerizing. The performances are exceptional, and the immersive sound in IMAX is truly earth-shattering. For the full impact, this movie is best enjoyed on the largest screen possible. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
6. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
- Gross: $295 million
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice dazzles with outstanding special effects and solid acting but struggles under the weight of too many underdeveloped storylines. The film rushes through each potential plot, never allowing any to fully unfold, which impacts the overall experience, and not in a good way. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
5. Moana 2
- Gross: $360 million
While Moana 2 does not have as many memorable songs and a heartfelt story to become the Disney classic as its predecessor, it has energetic voice performances and phenomenal animation. It is a standard sequel that has enjoyment but a standard sequel that is undeniably weaker than its counterpart. | © Disney
4. Despicable Me 4
- Gross: $360 million
Despicable Me 4 falls in the same trap as its predecessor: it is a classic Minion fun but with no story behind it. That being said, the movie still delivers the fun expected from the franchise, with standout moments like the Mega Minions hinting at exciting possibilities for future installments. | © Universal Pictures
3. Wicked
- Gross: $384 million
Wicked is a unique musical spectacle with a story and atmosphere strong enough to keep you engaged. It's a masterpiece in its genre, and it deserves to be seen on the big screen for family viewing. | © Universal Pictures
2. Deadpool & Wolverine
- Gross: $636 million
Deadpool & Wolverine is a highly satisfying movie from the very first to the very last second, packed with nods and winks that fans of the franchise will appreciate. Beyond the laughs, the movie weaves in an emotional depth and clever character reintroductions that make watching not just fun, but genuinely satisfying. | © Disney
1. Inside Out 2
- Gross: $650 million
Inside Out 2 is one of the greatest animated movies about the highs and lows of adolescence that resonates well with all ages. Through the challenges of Riley in high school, this movie shows the importance of staying present and calm amidst life's inevitable challenges. | © Disney
