Summer, we know, has never really been an indoor sport.
And, of course, it all depends on exactly what you’re looking for.
Disguising herself as a man, Mulan joins the Chinese army to defend her country and protect her father.
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Originally slated for a March release, Disney bumped the film to July in the wake of COVID-19 closures.
Mulan may be a girl worth fighting for, but she’s also a girl worth waiting for.
Samara Weaving and Brigette Lundy-Paine play their daughters while Kid Cudi is, uh, Kid Cudi.
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In a fictional setting, can the U.K. escape its frequent “nul points” fate?
Hold your breath and strap in.
The holiday from hell ensues in first-time director Dave Franco’s horror movie,The Rental.
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Only it turns out that this drug of use gives people unpredictable superpowers.
(Streaming, Aug. 14)Derek LawrenceTHE VAST OF NIGHT:The 1950s live twice in cultural memory.
There’s the conformist nostalgia, clean-cute kids sipping soda by the jukebox.
The Amazon Prime original is a thriller set in a New Mexico town.
Ah, young love!
(VOD/Theatrical, June 19)Tyler AquilinaCHEMICAL HEARTS: Warning: This is not your average teen romance.
HBO Documentary Films
Stock up on tissues now because this one’s a real tearjerker.
Get ready for emotional tributes, heartbreaking hardships, and, of course, dad jokes galore.
