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Beyond Belief (PG) follows a teenage rock musician, played by Carson Lueders, who is compelled to run a marathon after hearing a mysterious voice. The film also features performers like Debby Gerber and James C. Burns. (Opens Friday)
Buddy (R) is a horror-comedy from Casper Kelly, starring Cristin Milioti as a woman who stumbles upon a group of children trapped in a 1990s kids’ television show, hosted by the eccentric character played by Keegan-Michael Key. The supporting cast includes Delaney Quinn and Topher Grace. (Opens Friday)
Colony (NR) is the latest offering from Yeon Sang-ho, renowned for Train to Busan, depicting a group of South Koreans as they struggle to survive during a zombie outbreak. The film features Jun Ji-hyun and Ji Chang-wook. (Opens Friday)
Coyote vs. Acme (PG) has stirred controversy prior to its release. This partially animated film stars Will Forte as a lawyer who assists Wile E. Coyote in suing the Acme Corporation for faulty products. The cast also includes John Cena and Lana Condor. (Opens Friday)
The Dog Stars (R), directed by Ridley Scott, is a post-apocalyptic Western based on Peter Heller’s novel. Set in 2035 after a pandemic wipes out much of humanity, Jacob Elordi portrays a pilot who ventures out from his safe Colorado home to investigate a faint radio signal. While the film showcases stunning visuals and strong performances, it struggles to balance action with character development, resulting in a tepid overall effect. The cast includes Margaret Qualley and Josh Brolin. (Opens Friday)
Finding Emily (PG-13) is a British romantic comedy featuring Spike Fearn as a university student who inadvertently sends a mass text to every girl named Emily at his school. The film also stars Angourie Rice and Minnie Driver. (Opens Friday)
Idiots (R), originally titled Shitheads, follows two protagonists, portrayed by Dave Franco and O’Shea Jackson Jr., who work for a car service transporting wealthy kids to rehab. Their first passenger is a billionaire’s son, played by Mason Thames, who poses a danger to them. While some comedic moments shine through, the film, directed by Macon Blair, struggles to maintain its intended chaos. The cast features Peter Dinklage and Nicholas Braun. (Opens Friday)
Just Play Dead (R) is a thriller starring Samuel L. Jackson as a criminal who plans to fake his death, framing his unfaithful wife, played by Eva Green, for murder. The film also features Eoin Macken and María Pedraza. (Opens Friday in Dallas)
The King of Cannabis (NR) is a drama featuring Luis Guzmán as a marijuana trafficker advocating for legalization. The cast includes Alimi Ballard and Charles Malik Whitfield. (Opens Friday in Dallas)
Late Fame (NR) stars Willem Dafoe as a poet whose obscurity vanishes when his work gains a following later in life, alongside Greta Lee and Jake Lacy. (Opens Friday in Dallas)
Legend of the White Dragon (R) features Jason David Frank as a mystical warrior on a quest to reclaim his powers, supported by actors like Mark Dacascos. (Opens Friday)
Madame in Saigon (NR) tells the story of a nightclub owner, played by Hong-Anh, striving for influence in 1960s Vietnam. The film also stars Thanh Hang and Luong The Thanh. (Opens Friday)
Toxic (NR) is a gangster film featuring Yash as a criminal navigating the underworld of Goa post-independence. The cast includes Kiara Advani and Nayanthara. (Opens Friday)
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Bethlehem Kudumba Unit (NR) is a romantic comedy in Malayalam, featuring Nivin Pauly and Mamitha Baiju as a couple facing a significant age gap. (Now Playing)
The Brink of War (PG) depicts the 1988 nuclear disarmament summit between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev, starring Jeff Daniels and Jared Harris. (Now Playing)
The End of Oak Street (PG-13) offers a unique dinosaur tale, featuring Ewan McGregor and Anne Hathaway as parents whose suburb is transported back in time. While it has its flaws, it outshines many contemporary dinosaur films. (Now Playing)
Insidious: Out of the Further (PG-13) continues the franchise with a storyline involving a dental hygienist, played by Amelia Eve, who discovers a disturbing ability. As the film progresses, the lack of originality becomes evident. (Now Playing)
Irumudi (NR) stars Ravi Teja as a recovering alcoholic on a spiritual journey. This Telugu action-thriller also features Priya Bhavani Shankar. (Now Playing)
The Magic Faraway Tree (PG) is a fantasy film based on Enid Blyton’s work, where Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy navigate a magical land discovered by their children. (Now Playing)
Minions & Monsters (PG) provides a nostalgic trip to the 1920s, exploring the Minions’ rise and fall in Hollywood. While entertaining, it may not capture older viewers. (Now Playing)
Moana (PG) is a rushed live-action remake of the beloved animated classic, featuring Catherine Laga’aia in the lead role. Yet, it fails to offer a fresh perspective on the story. (Now Playing)
Mutiny (R) stars Jason Statham as a corporate security officer embroiled in a human smuggling operation. The film suffers from pacing issues and a lack of engagement. (Now Playing)
Never Stop Chasing (NR) is a documentary chronicling storm chaser Reed Timmer’s pursuit of powerful tornadoes. (Now Playing)
The Odyssey (R) presents a modern interpretation of Homer’s epic, led by Matt Damon as Odysseus. Despite some flaws, it offers a fresh take on the classic tale. (Now Playing)
Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie (PG) features the beloved pups on new adventures in a dinosaur-populated setting, though it may not appeal to older audiences. (Now Playing)
Spa Weekend (R) is a comedy that fails to deliver, featuring overworked mothers on a chaotic getaway. Despite a talented cast, the humor falls flat. (Now Playing)
Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-13) follows Peter Parker as he navigates a new reality while facing challenges and reconnecting with friends. The film introduces intriguing story elements, setting the stage for future Marvel projects. (Now Playing)
Super Troopers 3 (R) sees the Vermont state troopers trying to adapt to modern technology, but the humor struggles to resonate. (Now Playing)
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (R) is an inventive horror film blending nostalgia with commentary on the industry, led by Hannah Einbinder as a filmmaker. The film weaves together various genres effectively. (Now Playing)
Toy Story 5 (PG) centers on Jessie, bringing a new flavor to the beloved series. As the toys confront their future, the film explores themes of growth and nostalgia. (Now Playing)
Dallas Exclusives
Alterity (NR) is a horror film about ghost hunters uncovering a government secret in an abandoned mall. (Now Playing)
The Run (NR) presents a post-apocalyptic tale of a smuggler protecting a runaway teen. (Now Playing)
