It Ends With Us

The much-anticipated adaptation of the bestselling novel follows Lily, a Boston woman who falls in love with an intense neurosurgeon, and soon finds herself reliving a version of generational trauma, just as someone from her past casts a sharp contrast on her new relationship. Blake Lively takes the lead in the R-rated emotional drama that’s

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Matt Damons new boston heist movie The Instigators

The Instigators

Two amateurs (Matt Damon and Casey Affleck) are thrown together to pull off a heist of Boston’s corrupt mayor in this action comedy that will throw you back to the big screen blockbusters of yore–except you can stream it on your devices during your summer road trip. Directed by Damon’s Bourne Identity collaborator Doug Liman

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Cowboy Cartel FBI docuseries horse racing

Cowboy Cartel

A riveting docuseries that uncovers the connection between Mexico’s largest drug cartel and American horse racing, and the investigation by a determined FBI rookie who risked his life to expose a giant money laundering operation.  Three episodes arrive on Apple TV+ today.

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Mother daughter tween indie drama Janet Planet

Janet Planet

Set in 1990s Massachusetts, an imaginative 11-year-old loner fakes a family crisis to leave her summer camp, instead spending her vacation orbiting her single mom’s chaotic relationships in this intimate, naturalistic indie film debut from celebrated playwright Annie Baker. The Washington Post‘s Amy Nicholson gets to the heart of it: “Its soul emerges in the

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Ghostlight movie about midlife father and husband

Gaslight

As a construction worker finds himself drifting apart from his wife and daughter, he joins a local theater’s production of Romeo and Juliet, and is forced to face a dramatic personal loss in this critically-praised indie film that brings depth and heart. From Paste’s Andrew Crump: “Ghostlight is a comedy in a loose sense, a

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Touch

An enchanting romance with a mystery and a history lesson, Touch follows elderly widower Kristofer as he gets on a plane in Iceland and sets out for London and Japan in solve the mystery of the disappearance of his first love, all the while flashing back to when they met 50 years earlier. From IndieWire’s

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Deadpool & Wolverine

The closest this summer comes to a Barbieheimer is this collision of two ginormous superhero franchises into one foul-mouthed, laugh-out-loud, hyper-violent popcorn event — worth the big screen adventure for its two box office draws, Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman, as well as the dozens of cameos (Taylor Swift, Jennifer Garner, and Matthew McConaughey among

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Cirque De Soleil documentary on prime video

Cirque de Soleil: Without a Net

Imagine getting laid off for a year and then expected to bounce back into Cirque de Soleil form instantly, all to captivate millions of pent up Vegas tourists? A new documentary captures the unique pandemic challenges of the performers for the legendary troupe while offering a front row (and birds-eye) view of their more inventive

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Scott Pilgrim vs The World

A fun, comical, unexpected breath of fresh air, Scott Pilgrim vs the World blends cleverly crafted action with a story about how to deal with the pain of young love, accept ourselves and move on – shifting our focus from the past to the present.

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Thelma senior scam comedy

Thelma

After a 93-year-old grandmother loses $10,000 to a con artist impersonating her grandson, with help from a friend and his motorized scooter, lights out across Los Angeles to get her money back.  Oscar nominee June Squibb stars in the Sundance darling with Clark Gregg and Parker Posey.  From The Hollywood Reporter’s David Rooney: “The film

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