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In Game Night, a new Netflix film, a group of friends attend a game night and find themselves investigating an actual murder mystery.
The Mercy is the latest in a long line of esteemed British biopics, but this one leaves behind tidy interiors for the fury of the open sea.
Embrace the silliness or get out of the way of Rampage, because this monster movie isn’t claiming to be anything more than a good time.
John Krasinski takes a sharp turn with his third directorial feature, leaving behind quirky indies and heading straight for horror with A Quiet Place.
The Death Cure is the finale for the Maze Runner films, and it promises to be more action-heavy than its predecessor, The Scorch Trials.
You’ll be forgiven for not realizing The New Mutants is an X-Men movie. The trailer is drenched in horror, and mutant abilities are scarce.
Reigning stop-motion animation king Nick Park is bringing us Early Man, and the film is up to the same tricks that made Wallace and Gromit household names.
The mysterious new movie from Paul Thomas Anderson finally has a title and a trailer, but that’s only the start of the intrigue surrounding Phantom Thread.
The live-action family musical seems like a thing of the past, but The Greatest Showman aims to bring the joyous magic back to the big screen this holiday season.
While the story might be similar to more of MCU’s fare, Ryan Coogler is still making major change with Black Panther.
Let’s hope Father Figures is funnier than the trailer suggests. The film stars Owen Wilson and Glenn Close and is directed by Lawrence Sher.
With a large age gap between the two romantic leads in I LOVE YOU, DADDY, it remains to be seen if Louis CK has gone full Woody Allen on us.
I, Tonya stars Margot Robbie as figure skater Tonya Harding, who allegedly plotted an attack on her competitor to win the Olympics in 1994.
Blockers is an upcoming comedy about Mitchell (John Cena), Hunter (Ike Barinholtz), and Lisa (Leslie…