Box Office: 'The Dog Stars' Struggling With Just $3 Million on Friday
📍 How it ended
The Dog Stars opened to weak box‑office numbers, pulling just $8 million and lagging far behind Spider‑Man’s continued dominance. Critics described the Ridley Scott post‑apocalyptic film as tired and underwhelming, noting its inability to draw audiences despite its apocalyptic premise.
Epilogue added 35d ago, after coverage quieted.
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