My Old Ass: 3.5 ★
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In My Old Ass, director Megan Park flips the age-old question, having her young protagonist meet her future self during a night tripping on shrooms. Read More
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A Winkle in Time Can’t Tame Black Panther The Walt Disney Studios/Marvel Studios blockbuster Black Panter spent its fourth weekend (March 9-11) in first place with $40.82 million, a feat accomplished by only one other film in the past two years: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, Read More
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Black Panther Leads for Third Weekend The Disney Studios/Marvel Studios mega-blockbuster Black Panther took first place for the third consecutive weekend with $66.31 million. That is the third-highest third weekend of all time, behind only Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Avatar. Read More
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