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Plus: Sean and Amanda discuss the impact streaming has on big-budget movies
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The slow box office summer continued this weekend as Stuber failed to make a real impact in theaters. Is streaming going to put an end to the big-budget action comedy (0:37)? Plus, a long conversation with Lulu Wang about her path to becoming a filmmaker, the deeply personal experience of making The Farewell, and what wider success means for a Sundance darling (42:30).
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