Summer Ends with a Whimper, with ‘Reagan’ the Best of Tepid New Releases

The dog days of summer are coming to an end, and with them, the season's tepid new releases.

Movie studios have been playing it safe all summer, with few films taking any risks.

The result has been a string of forgettable films that have failed to excite audiences.

One of the few exceptions has been "Reagan," a biopic of the 40th president that has been praised for its performances and its nuanced portrayal of a complex figure.

However, even "Reagan" has failed to generate much buzz, and it is unlikely to be remembered as one of the summer's best films.

Here is a look at some of the other new releases that have failed to impress:

"The Meg" is a shark movie that is more silly than scary.

"Mile 22" is an action thriller that is too violent and incoherent to be enjoyable.

"The Spy Who Dumped Me" is a comedy that is more miss than hit.

With the summer movie season coming to an end, it is clear that movie studios need to take more risks if they want to win back audiences.

Audiences are tired of the same old tired formulas, and they are looking for something new and exciting.

Hopefully, the fall movie season will bring some more memorable films that will make us forget about the tepid releases of the summer.