Even if, you know, it doesn’t quite manage to do the thing that you might want it to do.
See how this works? In the space of a single day Oppenheimer has suddenly become a more sympathetic contender in the Barbenheimer equation because everyone knows it won’t perform as well. It’s now The Little IMAX Engine That Could.
“Barbenheimer Is Not A Contest,” posted today by Awards Daily‘s Sasha Stone:
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