Beautiful Wedding – Releasing in Limited Theaters
Rotten Tomatoes Reviewer Score – (None Available Yet)
Right after Beautiful Disaster, and their accidental marriage, Abby and Travis, played by Virginia Gardner and Dylan Sprouse, now must while on their lavis honeymoon paid by their poker winnings, they are tested to see if their marriage is meant to be, or is a disaster.
The continuation of the prior movie, and if you saw that one, you are already invested. Jump back into the world of this franchise, before they make so many more.
Departing Seniors – Releasing in Theaters and Streaming
Rotten Tomatoes Reviewer Score – 67%
Javier, played by Ignacio Diaz-Silverio, is a queer Mexican-American high school student. When a bully event puts him in the hospital though he begins to see visions of a killer stalking his school. Now his friend, played by Ireon Roach, and him are trying to unmask the murderer before he kills again.
An interesting take on the murder trope, but I’ll be honest, I wonder if the victim is the killer. His visions just being his disassociation caused by the injuries from the bullying. It’d be an interesting take.
Fitting In – Releasing in Limited Theaters
Rotten Tomatoes Reviewer Score – 94%
When Lindy, played by Maddie Ziegler, is diagnosed with MRKH syndrome, she learns that her plans for her future, and presumptions about womanhood need to be re-evaluated and that causes her to look into her self, and her relationship with her mother in a different light.
In this society, we are to much told that we are who we are by the roles we play in society. This film touches down on that to a degree, and opens a discussion that is important.
How To Have Sex – Releasing in Limited Theaters
Rotten Tomatoes Reviewer Score – 96%
Three British teenage girls, played by Mia McKenna-Bruce, Lara Peake, and Daisy Jalley, have reached the age that they decide to go on a holiday, as a rite-of-passage holiday. However, the adventure to have the best summer chocked full of drinking, clubbing and hooking up takes a turn.
If you are looking for a coming of age film, with a couple twists and turns, then this feels like the one for you. While also being a solid drama about the journey toward having a fun and how it’s end result can take you to a down a dark path in life.
The Promised Land – Releasing in Limited Theaters
Rotten Tomatoes Reviewer Score – 92%
When Captain Ludvig Kahlen, played by Mads Mikkelsen, seeks out a part of uninhabitable land to tame for his King in Denmark, he upsets the local land ruler, Frederik De Schinkel, and this inhospitable place becomes less a threat then De Schinkel’s vengeance.
While a lot of people love Mads Mikkelsen, people have to remember he does big blockbuster films for the general public, and then also makes some of the most impressive think peices as well. This one looks to be a series historical drama, and while some casual fans might not like it, you can’t argue how well he can act in almost any role.
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