With this week’s paucity of potential box office hits, Heretic, with its glowing reviews, is the most likely to top the list.

OTHER RELEASES

We are only looking at films that have had trailers released on Rotten Tomatoes’ trailer YouTube Channels. Below are some other films that are releasing this weekend that we haven’t considered.

Cesium Fallout (Limited)
Drive Back (Limited)
Elevation (Limited)
Hippo (Limited)
Hung Up on a Dream: The Zombies Documentary (Limited)
Love Bomb (Limited)
Starring Jerry as Himself (Limited)
Warren Miller’s 75 Film Tour (Limited)
Andrea Bocelli 30: The Celebration (Special Engagement)
Swan Lake (Special Engagement)

WIDE RELEASES
| THE BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER |	| HERETIC |	| WEEKEND IN TAIPEI |

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

Wesley Lovell: It might be cute enough if I had kids but I don’t so it’s not.

Peter J. Patrick: 1972 novel previously made for TV seems routine at best.

Thomas La Tourrette: I remember enjoying the book, but unsure how the movie will be. If there are enough good reviews, I will consider seeing it.

Heretic

Wesley Lovell: Early word of this one is fantastic, so I’m intrigued.

Peter J. Patrick: Early reviews for this Hugh Grant horror film have been positive.

Thomas La Tourrette: Not really into horror films, but Hugh Grant playing against type is slightly appealing. Will still probably miss it.

Weekend in Taipei

Wesley Lovell: A generic martial arts/actioner that doesn’t look that appealing.

Peter J. Patrick: Luc Besson hasn’t made a decent film since the 1990s.

Thomas La Tourrette: Does not look like anything new.

LIMITED RELEASES
| 100 YARDS |	| BIRD |	| CHRISTMAS EVE IN MILLER’S POINT |	| THE LAST RIFLEMAN |	| MEANWHILE ON EARTH |

| OVERLORD: THE SACRED KINGDOM |	| THE PIANO LESSON |	| SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE |	| STOCKHOLM BLOODBATH |

The Limited Slate

Wesley Lovell: Not a lot this week that piques my interests.

Peter J. Patrick: The Piano Lesson and Small Things Like These for sure with Bird, The Last Rifleman, and Meanwhile on Earth strong possibilities.

Thomas La Tourrette: The Piano Lesson is the only one I am really intrigued by here.