How To Blow Up A Pipeline – Releasing in Theaters
Rotten Tomatoes Reviewer Score – 100%
A group of environmentalists risk all in a plan to sabotage an oil pipeline. Can they get away with it, and will their plan do anything to help the looming climate crisis.
This is a Daniel Goldhaber film based on the book by Andreas Malm. It takes a radical and controversial look at the climate crisis.
One True Loves – Releasing in Theaters And Then Streaming A Week Later.
Rotten Tomatoes Reviewer Score – (None Available Yet)
After Jesse, played by Luke Bracey, is lost in a helicopter crash, his wife Emma, played by Phillipa Soo, is forced to find love again in the arms of her best friend, played by Simu Liu. When Emma is about to find closure and marry her best friend, Jesse returns. Now Emma has to choose between her known love, and the person who helped her through her grief.
Based on the book by NY Times bestselling author Taylor Jenkins Reid, this classic love story is reimagined for a modern take. This is a hard take on lost and returned love, and what it means.
Paint – Releasing in Theaters
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Carl Nargle, played by Owen Wilson, is a local painter with a public television show in Vermont. However, when a new painter shows up at the station, it makes Carl fear that he isn’t as talented as he thought he was.
This feels a lot like Bob Ross, but this clearly is taking a fictional turn. However, I’m interested in seeing what Owen Wilson brings to the table.
Ride On – Releasing in Theaters
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When debt collectors try to take a horse owned by washed-up stuntman, played by Jackie Chan, they bite off more then they can chew on. However when a video of the incident ends up online, the debt collectors swear revenge for looking like a fool.
If you loved the action filled, fun filled, adventures of Jackie Chan, now is time to get back into the fun!
The Super Mario Bros. Movie – Releasing in Theaters
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While working underground two plumbers, voiced by Chris Pratt and Charlie Day, are transported down a mysterious pipe and forced to face off against Bowser, voiced by Jack Black, before he takes over all of the Kingdoms.
While some people are not going to like this movie, I am definitely interested to see how it goes, and frankly I can’t wait to hear Charlie Day play as Luigi.
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