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New York Times Saturday 22 August 2026, 08:48 UTC By Melissa Kirsch 1 min read
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What makes a movie a summer movie? Is it the time of its release, or the way that it depicts the season itself? Or something else entirely?

What makes a movie a summer movie? Is it the time of its release, or the way that it depicts the season itself? Or something else entirely?
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