9 to 5
Rotten Tomatoes Reviewer Score – 71%
Three women, Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, and Dolly Parton, at work place decide they have had enough of their boss’s actions and band together to seek revenge on the man who has made their lives miserable.
This is a re-release of the original film, specifically running from October 9, 2026 through October 15, 2026 with the net proceeds going to support Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library which gives books to chilren to help them learn to read.
Angel and the Badman
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An outlaw, Quirt Evans, played by Zachary Levi, stumbles upon a ranch with what could be a mortal injury. However, at the ranch he finds the possibility of life after the violence he has experienced and been a part of. However, when his misdeeds brings retribution upon his new found peace, he will have to decide what it’s worth.
This honestly looks like a good film, especially with Neal McDonough and Tommy Lee Jones. That being said, I know a lot of people won’t watch this film because they worry about Zachary Levi’s involvement. I personally just want a good western, and the story has all the makings of one.
The Beast
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When the president’s motorcade is attacked, the president, played by Samuel L. Jackson, learns of the full extent of the classified offensive capabilities of the vehicle. Now the president, and his Secret Service Agent, played by Joel Kinnaman, must work together to learn the extent of it’s abilities to save themselves and the country.
This looks insane. However, who doesn’t love an over the top campy action film. Joel Kinnaman is a lot of fun in these films too. This is probably just what the world needs right now.
Other Mommy
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When husband and wife begin to see their marriage crumbling, and their daughter begins to feel the effects of their mother not being in the home, she imagines a figure who she called Other Mommy, played by Jessica Chastain, who resembles her mother in any way, but when the figure begins to do increasingly more threatening behaviors, it becomes clear the creature is more then just imaginary.
This looks like an incredibly darker, and more demonic version of Coraline, and I’m all for it. We could use a solid and twisted horror movie, however I would prever the child never be in danger…
The Social Reckoning
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Facebook has grown larger and larger, and with it, they have taken some interesting choices that violates some of the most basic concepts of society. When a young engineer at the company enlists the help of a Wall Street Journal Reporter he puts a crosshair on himself.
A sequel to the first film Social Network, this film continues to tell the story of Facebook, and the people who blew the whistle on the company’s most guarded secrets.
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