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If the tank shot in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes left you slack-jawed, then get ready to have your mind blown by even more simian fighting in its sequel, War for the Planet of the Apes. As the third film in the reboot series, War has moved past the events depicted in the original films and allows returning director Matt Reeves to blaze his own path to ape supremacy. Caesar, it seems, is still destined to lead the way, but he learned in Dawn that humans and apes are capable of a range of interactions, leaving the temporary reconciliation at the end of Battle for the Planet of the Apes as a plausible ending for the reboot as well.
The Salesman is Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi’s attempt to have a four-in-a-row hot streak, taking the story of a traumatizing encounter and blending it with themes from the play “Death of a Salesman”.
The sequel of Guardians of the Galaxy will give us more Rocket & Baby Groot, more danceable music, and general Western/sci-fi fun.
Instead of focusing on literary legend Neruda’s full life, in NERUDA, Pablo Larraín focuses on the time Neruda spent running from the government.
Opening in theaters this week are All We Had, Frank & Lola, Harry Benson: Shoot First, Contract To Kill and more. We compiled the info & trailers.
Wilson is an R-rated comedy and comic book adaptation directed by Craig Johnson, starring Woody Harrelson as the titular character.
Silence is Martin Scorsese’s upcoming religious drama set in the 17th century, in which two Jesuit priests (Andrew Garfield & Adam Driver) travel to Japan to find their lost mentor (Liam Neeson).
Dane DeHaan’s character will get more than he bargained for at the medical castle of A Cure For Wellness, and whether that causes a slick descent or a more methodical breakdown, the path does look intriguingly striking.
Frank & Lola is the upcoming feature debut of Matthew Ross, starring Michael Shannon & Imogen Poots in a “psychosexual noir love story”.
Opening this week: Things to Come; The Eyes of my Mother; Man Down; Incarnate; SiREN; Anonymous; Pet; Run the Tide; Pocket Listing. We’ve compiled the info & trailers!
Whether the real-life zookeeper’s wife let her son nap with lion cubs is questionable, the menagerie of The Zookeeper’s Wife should make for lots of unusual encounters as the characters hide from and scheme against the Nazi regime.
The casting of Emma Watson in Beauty And The Beast, who is arguably the most prominent bookish feminist of the right age to play Belle, was the first sign that this project was headed towards a faithful and loving remake.
With its $125 million budget and $115 million expected loss, Paramount doesn’t seem to trust Monster Trucks will be a success.
Opening in cinemas this week are Allied, Miss Sloane, Moana, Lion and more. We’ve compiled the info & trailers!
Director Sophia Takal is a more consistent actress than she is a director, and it’s this experience that may set Always Shine apart. Too often the stories of women breaking down are helmed by men.