This weekend will have a few questions associated with it. 1) Can Bullet Train avoid a huge second weekend plunge and will that be enough to overcome a weak set of new releases? 2) Will Diane Keaton still be able to open a geriatric comedy at the top of the box office in spite of such a hackneyed premise? 3) Will the wide expansion of horror film Bodies Bodies Bodies be able to ride solid reviews to a number one finish? It’s hard to say what answers we’ll get as it’s just as possible that the opposite answers are true, but I suspect the answers are 1) Bullet Train will get a solid second-week hold, but it won’t be enough to top the box office. 2) Keaton is not going to have a good weekend as her film fails to appeal to the youth demographic, but it will still have modest support from Keaton fans and seniors. 3) The originality of the Bodies Bodies Bodies idea should be enough to boost it to the number one finish in a tight competition with Bullet Train.

Our Highest Rated Films: Summering
Our Best Awards Ratings: None

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Aug. 12-14, 2022
Film	Our Thoughts	Awards Chances
Fall (Wide Release) See the original CinemaSight Trailer & Poster Preview	4.0 Wesley Lovell: (3) Peter J. Patrick: (5)	Nil Wesley Lovell: (Nil) Peter J. Patrick: (Nil)	Categories: None
	Individual Commentary:
	Wesley Lovell (WL): My fear of falling won’t let me see this film, though I’m not sure how it’s going to hang on for an hour and a half without losing pace…then again, Frozen managed to do that with people trapped on a snow ski lift, so who knows. Peter J. Patrick (PP): This contrived nonsense about two girls in danger of their own making might have a few thrills, but it mostly looks tedious.
Film	Our Thoughts	Awards Chances
Mack & Rita (Wide Release) See the original CinemaSight Trailer & Poster Preview	4.5 Wesley Lovell: (4) Peter J. Patrick: (5)	Nil Wesley Lovell: (Nil) Peter J. Patrick: (Nil)	Categories: None
	Individual Commentary:
	Wesley Lovell (WL): Either Diane Keaton is struggling to remain relevant or they are paying her a lot of money for this Freaky Friday rip-off. Peter J. Patrick (PP): How many Diane Keaton fans are there left who will want to see her play an elderly dim nitwit yet again?
Film	Our Thoughts	Awards Chances
Emily the Criminal (Limited Release) See the original CinemaSight Trailer & Poster Preview	4.0 Wesley Lovell: (6) Peter J. Patrick: (2)	Nil Wesley Lovell: (Nil) Peter J. Patrick: (Nil)	Categories: None
	Individual Commentary:
	Wesley Lovell (WL): I like Aubrey Plaza, but this film doesn’t look like it uses her well and may be forcing her into a dramatic role without necessity. Peter J. Patrick (PP): Glum Los Angeles set crime story looks like one to ignore.
Film	Our Thoughts	Awards Chances
Summering (Limited Release) See the original CinemaSight Trailer & Poster Preview	5.5 Wesley Lovell: (7) Peter J. Patrick: (4)	Nil Wesley Lovell: (Nil) Peter J. Patrick: (Nil)	Categories: None
	Individual Commentary:
	Wesley Lovell (WL): It might be an interesting coming of age story, but the trailer wears out the concept quickly, which doesn’t sound like much fun for the film itself. Peter J. Patrick (PP): With a ridiculous premise about four very young girls who don’t want to grow up, this looks like something no one would want to see.