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This week features the return of everyone's favorite insect size superhero, Ant-Man.
Julian reviews "Uncle Drew," starring none other than Shaq.
'Superfly' is the remake of the 1970's film of the same name. The first question many movie-goers will ask is "Why?"
Set in a not too distant bleak future where civil unrest is the norm due to the shortage of water, 'Hotel Artemis' stars Jodi Foster as a nurse who runs the hotel which is actually an exclusive upscale urgent care for criminals.
Sandra Bullock returns to the big screen and assembles the crew for another heist in 'Ocean's 8'. Sandra plays the role of Debbie Ocean, the sister of George Clooney's character Danny Ocean from the previous "Ocean's" films.
'Adrift' tells the remarkable true story of Tami Oldham's incredible experience of surviving at sea for over 40 days.
Johnny Knoxville, king of destroying his own body for the sake of humor, returns to the big screen in "Action Point."
'Solo' is about Han Solo before he became the scourge of the empire when he was a smuggler and ran from bounty hunters.
"Life of the Party" is the latest film starring Melissa McCarthy. She plays a middle-aged mom whose daughter is going back to school to finish her last year, when unexpectedly and surprisingly her husband decides he wants a divorce.
Outside of the studio presentations and rubbing elbows with A-list celebrities, one of the biggest events is the Awards presentation and dinner.
The film industry rolls out the red carpet for CinemaCon. This is their moment to speak directly to the people responsible for putting their films on the big screen.
Every year theater owners and exhibitors descend on sin city Las Vegas, to essentially be catered to by the Film industry for four days.
Earth's greatest defenders are back but this time, they're in a fight with their biggest threat yet. By far, "Infinity War" is Marvel's most ambitious film to date -- a massive project that includes the franchises favorite superheroes.
It's the classic party game Truth or Dare that everyone has played or still plays when groups of people get together and can't think of anything else to do. This time, the stakes are higher and the game gets deadly.
Not being a fan of the horror genre at all, I had reservations about this film. I could not have been more wrong. "A Quiet Place" stars and is directed by John Krasinski about a family that has to live in almost complete silence due to a creature of unknown origin that hunts people by sound. That in itself is a frightening concept.
John Cena, Leslie Mann and Ike Barinholtz play parents who find out their daughters have made a sex pact to happen on the night of their prom, and they decide to intervene and stop that from occurring.
Coming to Blu Ray in May and hopefully it gets a more favorable response than its theatrical release is '15:17 to Paris', which tells the true story of the thwarted terrorist attack onboard a train en route from Amsterdam to Paris in the summer of 2015.
'Ready Player One' tells the story of a society that has become reliant on spending as much time as possible in the world of virtual reality gaming.
