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Big Releases For January 2026

Happy New Year! Let's see the first movies 2026 has to offer;



 Primate- January 9
I've seen quite a few promos for this and critics are already applauding this movie. I might go see it out of curiosity. With that being said, I'm not really sure how this will do in the box-office. I guess we'll see


 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple- January 16
Considering I have not seen the first 3 movies, it should not come as a surprise that I have no intention in seeing this one. This is probably gonna do decently at the box-office and I haven't really seen critics start hating on this franchise yet. So I doubt this will be any different.


 Mercy- January 23
I do not really see critics loving this. I don't see them hating it either, but it's early in the year and most early releases are lackluster. I do intend on seeing this solely for Chris Pratt. I'm not really sure how this will do in the box-office either.


 Send Help- January 30
Not sure if I wanna see this. And if I do, it is because I have a soft spot for Dylan O'Brien. It's hard to say on how well this will do with critics and the box-office. Because I know people like Sam Raimi (the director), but the last movie he did was Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, which got mixed reviews. So I don't know what to think with this.

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