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Tenet shouldn’t have anything to worry about from this weekend’s lone new wide release. The Broken Hearts Gallery may be the first romantic comedy to release wide at re-opened cinemas, but the film doesn’t seem like the kind that can translate into big box office.

Our Highest Rated Films: The Broken Hearts Gallery, I Am Woman
Our Best Awards Ratings: No consensus

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Sep. 11-13, 2020

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The Broken Hearts Gallery

(Wide Release)
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6.0
Wesley Lovell: (7)
Peter J. Patrick: (5)
Thomas LaTourrette: (6)

Nil
Wesley Lovell: (Nil)
Peter J. Patrick: (Nil)
Thomas LaTourrette: (Nil)
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  • None

Individual Commentary:

Wesley Lovell (WL): The appealing leads take some of the blandness of the trailer, which means the film could work better than the preview suggests.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Light romantic comedy could be diverting but is not likely to attract big audiences in the pandemic.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): It looks cute and might even be better than that, though I doubt that. Still, cute is better than nothing right now.

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Buoyancy

(Limited Release)
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5.0
Wesley Lovell: (4)
Peter J. Patrick: (6)
Thomas LaTourrette: (5)

Nil
Wesley Lovell: (Nil)
Peter J. Patrick: (Nil)
Thomas LaTourrette: (Nil)
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  • None

Individual Commentary:

Wesley Lovell (WL): The trailer says that it’s something different, but nothing in it makes it feel genuinely original.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Thai thriller with a social message seems worth a look.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): This should be feel timely and gripping, yet the trailer does not succeed in making this seem that good.

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I Am Woman

(Limited Release)
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5.7
Wesley Lovell: (6)
Peter J. Patrick: (4)
Thomas LaTourrette: (7)

Nil
Wesley Lovell: (Nil)
Peter J. Patrick: (Nil)
Thomas LaTourrette: (Nil)
Categories:

  • Actress (TL)

Individual Commentary:

Wesley Lovell (WL): A docudrama about Helen Reddy could be interesting, but the trailer looks hopelessly meager.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Looks like a cheap TV movie with a Helen Reddy imitator instead of the real thing.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): This will probably be lost in the shuffle by the time that Oscars are being considered, but it feels like a better than average biopic about someone we all know but actually know little about.

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Rent-A-Pal

(Limited Release)
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3.3
Wesley Lovell: (3)
Peter J. Patrick: (3)
Thomas LaTourrette: (4)

Nil
Wesley Lovell: (Nil)
Peter J. Patrick: (Nil)
Thomas LaTourrette: (Nil)
Categories:

  • None

Individual Commentary:

Wesley Lovell (WL): An original concept that doesn’t sufficiently work for me.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Bizarre thriller set in what seems like a long ago 1990.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): The trailer did not succeed in being creepy or entertaining, so I have a feeling that the film is one to miss.

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Sibyl

(Limited Release)
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5.3
Wesley Lovell: (7)
Peter J. Patrick: (3)
Thomas LaTourrette: (6)

Nil
Wesley Lovell: (Nil)
Peter J. Patrick: (Nil)
Thomas LaTourrette: (Nil)
Categories:

  • None

Individual Commentary:

Wesley Lovell (WL): It looks a lot better than the trailer fully suggests.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Looks like a film about pretty people making a movie with no rhyme or reason.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): A psychotherapist gets involved in the life of her patient, but the trailer does not make any of the characters that interesting.

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