At the moviesWeekend of Nov. 13–15, 2026Saturday edition · figures as of Saturday morning

Ebenezer wins Friday. Critics would rather talk about Paper Tiger.

Six films on the light table: Johnny Depp's Scrooge opens on top with mixed reviews, James Gray's New York crime drama and a Rocky origin story lead the critics, and a livestreamed heist movie struggles on both counts.

Put each film under the loupe ↓

Fri + Thu previews $7.1M Ebenezer's first day, the No. 1 film in North America on Friday; the weekend is pegged at $20M-plus

Under the loupe

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Six releases from this week, in order of how widely they opened. Choose a frame (or use the arrow keys) to magnify it: what the film is, who made it, what critics are saying, and the scores. Every judgment here belongs to critics; this page has not seen the films.

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Where the two scoreboards disagree

Rotten Tomatoes counts the share of reviews that are positive; Metacritic averages how positive they are. A film everyone mildly likes can score high on one and middling on the other. Here are this week's six, plotted against each other.

Paper Tiger is the one both sites agree on: 86% positive on Rotten Tomatoes and a 79 Metascore, with no negative reviews among Metacritic's 29.
I Play Rocky matches it on the Tomatometer (86%) but averages 68 on Metacritic: broadly liked, rarely loved. wide gap
Victorian Psycho shows the biggest spread: 75% positive but a 52 Metascore, with Metacritic's reviews split nearly evenly between positive and mixed. 23 pts
How to Rob a Bank runs the other way: only 30% positive, yet a 48 Metascore, because many of its notices are lukewarm rather than outright pans.

The box office

last weekend, final

Domestic weekend, Nov. 6–8, 2026 (The Numbers)
#	Film	Weekend	Theaters	To date

Sources

Scores were read on Saturday morning, Nov. 14, and will keep moving as reviews arrive.