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Sony Pictures CEO Insists 'Madame Web' Isn't A "Terrible" Film, Blames Critics For Box Office Flop
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Sony Pictures CEO defends 'Madame Web' flop, blames critics and insists the film isn't 'terrible' despite poor box office performance.
beat sheet
- Sony's CEO Dakota Johnson says the studio stands by 'Madame Web' despite its box office failure, claiming critics are to blame for dismissing the film as 'terrible'
- The CEO's comments come after 'Madame Web' underperformed at the box office, sparking speculation about the future of Sony's Marvel Universe and potential conflicts with the larger MCU
call sheet
Dakota Johnson, Sony Pictures, Madame Web