New Films
"A globetrotting action comedy whose primary selling point is the chemistry of headliners (and The Suicide Squad castmates) Idris Elba and John Cena." - The Daily Beast
"My Fault: London nails it with compelling leads, a gripping narrative, and thoughtful character arcs!" - Lady Geeks Media
"The best fight choreography you’ll see in a movie this year!" - The Bulwark
"An entertaining feature film focusing on the importance of a child’s imagination!" - The Guardian
Al Pacino & Dan Stevens fight to save a girl's soul in a chiller based on a true story!
"Rarely has maternal trauma been so well-dramatized on the big screen with zest, humor, and genuine appreciation of the ambivalence baked into these relationships." - The Film Stage
100% RT! "For Pink Floyd fans, the film is a must-see thanks to a stunning 4K restoration and the new Dolby Atmos sound mix—a visual and aural experience." - Fort Worth Report
In the Texas soul revivalists’ game-raising performance, Black Pumas casts the familiar In a scintillating new light!
Visual artist Barbara Visser delves into the absurd history of the iconic work to find the truth, and the result is an art historical detective film
"A distinctive and atmospheric work!" - Screen International
86% RT! "Mike Flanagan and Stephen King team up for career-best cinema!" - Mashable
91% RT! "High-intensity performances from Rosamund Pike and Matthew Rhys elevate this suspenseful thriller." - The Hollywood Reporter
92% RT Certified Fresh! "An absorbing, beautifully shot, impressively acted crime thriller of the kind we don’t see much on our theater screens anymore!" - New York Magazine
73% RT Certified Fresh! "A lean, mean, fun killer clown movie with wide-audience appeal that speaks loudest to Gen Z!" - The Wrap
80% RT! "Tornado feels like the origin story of a samurai legend...the details are dank, persuasive and occasionally poetic!" - The List
"Captivating, illuminating and mouth-watering! Just don't watch it on an empty stomach." - NYC Movie Guru
"With its timely conversations about the state of women’s sports and a boost of feel-good nostalgia, this unknown story about the first women’s full tackle football league in the 70s not only deserves to be told, but is a truly outstanding documentary." - Screen Zealots
“Stellar, cinematically beautiful, emotional, powerful.” - Jersey Girl Travels
"This superior take on the ‘Classic Albums’ approach forensically examines the construction of the songs on the global smash "Bridge Over Troubled Water"." - Time Out
"The story of Korea’s economic miracle, the soft power of pop culture and the continued reinvention of culture by emerging technology, seen through the lens of one of K-pop’s primary architects." - Joan MacDonald, Forbes
85% RT! "The chemistry between Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal carries an entertaining sequel." - Hollywood Reporter
"On Swift Horses is the kind of big, sweeping romantic drama that Hollywood just doesn’t make anymore." - The Hollywood Reporter
88% RT! "A solid, engaging and inspiring drama, anchored by [Natalie] Dormer’s committed performance." - RogerEbert.com
"Hell of a Summer boasts a cast that shines and two budding directors who showcase immense promise." - Deadline Hollywood
"A perfect film for kids that is both visually impressive and moving in its final moments!" - Loud and Clear Reviews
Keys celebrates the milestone with an intimate anniversary concert, performing top hits including If I Ain't Got You and Empire State of Mind, at New York’s Webster Hall!
98% RT Certified Fresh! “An overdue portrait of one of music's best.” - The Hollywood Reporter
Guests Chrissie Hynde and former Rolling Stone member Ron Wood help Rod on a 17-song set, showcasing rockin’ oldies like Stay With Me, Hot Legs, and Maggie May, and his career-revitalizing songs, Blue Moon, What A Wonderful World, and As Time Goes By.
83% RT! "Director Nicholas Bruckman’s documentary offers an illuminating account of the phenomenon, which straddled the worlds of art and technology and increasingly seems like a fizzled fad." - The Wall Street Journal
"Joshua and Rebecca Harrell Tickell challenge the country’s unethical farming practices through experts and celebrity advocates in a naive film that nonetheless inspires change." - Variety
