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Mark Ruffalo’s $243 million heist sequel "Now You See Me: Now You Don’t" tops "Reacher" to become No. 1 on Prime Video

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Collider reports that Mark Ruffalo’s $243 million heist sequel, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, has overtaken Reacher to become the No. 1 title on Prime Video.

Why it matters

Fans would note Ruffalo’s film reaching the top spot on Prime Video, indicating strong viewer interest.

Key facts

  1. The movie is a sequel titled Now You See Me: Now You Don’t.
  2. The film’s reported budget is $243 million.
  3. The competing title it surpassed is Reacher.
  4. The ranking is on Prime Video.

Evidence

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