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Pixar's HOPPERS is forecast to remain No. 1 this weekend with a $23–28M range, buoyed by strong word-of-mouth and solid reviews; Reminders of Him is expected to open around $15–18M, while Scream 7 projects to $7–10M in its third weekend, as the top 3 films vie for the box office lead.
Pixar’s Hoppers opens Friday with $13.2M to lead the box office, with a projected $40M+ weekend as family fare remains scarce; Scream 7 drops to second with about $3.5M on Friday and a three-day around $16.3M; Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride! debuts to roughly $3M on Friday, with weekend forecasts as low as $6.7M against a $90M budget; Wuthering Heights and GOAT round out the top five as the industry tracks staying power and competition for family audiences.
The article critiques the ending of Stranger Things, arguing that it betrays the show's core themes of hope, bravery, and honesty by depicting Eleven's ambiguous death or escape, which undermines the series' message of overcoming great evil through resilience. The finale's conclusion is seen as disappointing and inconsistent with the show's established narrative and themes.
The final season of Stranger Things concludes with the main characters defeating Vecna and the Mind Flayer, with most surviving the battle. Eleven appears to have escaped the Upside Down, with a hopeful ending suggesting she is alive and in hiding, while other key characters like Hopper and the group also survive. The series wraps up with a mix of resolution and open-ended possibilities for the future.
NVIDIA has announced its new Blackwell GB200 NVL4 solution, featuring four GPUs and two Grace CPUs, designed for high-performance computing (HPC) and AI workloads. Alongside, the Hopper H200 NVL is now generally available, offering enhanced performance with 1.5x more HBM memory and 1.7x better LLM inference performance. The GB200 NVL4 module doubles CPU and GPU capabilities, providing significant improvements in simulation and training performance. NVIDIA continues to push AI advancements with plans for future infrastructure developments.
Uber has partnered with Canadian-based travel agency Hopper to offer flight bookings for its UK customers, as part of its efforts to expand into other travel markets and create a one-stop-shop travel app. The ride-sharing app already allows users to book trains, boats, and buses through partnerships with various companies. Uber will take a small commission from each sale and may consider adding an additional fee to flight bookings in the future.