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Is 2026 the new 2019? In 2019, there was a record-breaking NINE billion-dollar films and there are five billion-dollar films in 2026 so far. And considering that Avengers: Doomsday will almost certainly make at least a billion dollars, that means 2026 will have six billion-dollar films. So it seems like theaters are experiencing a resurgence this year. Are people giving the theatrical experience a second chance?
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if my schizomode is right then something big is going to happen next year
even this board is filling up with the same garbage again like in 2019. even the complete lack of moderation for hours at certain time of days is back
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Maybe 2026 is an anomaly.
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la creatividad needs to revolutionize gaming again for that to be true



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