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The Hollywood Reporter notes that Tom Holland's Spider-Man blockbuster is on track for a fourth consecutive weekend at the top of the box office, fending off competition from a new Insidious sequel and Jason Statham's Mutiny. The superhero's staying power against fresh horror and action releases suggests audiences are still finding something in this particular chapter that the newcomers aren't matching.
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