Charlie’s Angels

(Wide Release)

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Wesley Lovell (WL): A slightly more diverse cast than the previous incarnation and Elizabeth Banks is involved, so it could be quite fun. Yet, the trailers don’t make that promise.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Appears to be an improvement over the last incarnation but that isn’t saying much.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): I don’t know that we needed another Charlie’s Angels reboot, but, that said, it looks like a fun escapist film.

Ford v. Ferrari

(Wide Release)

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• Costume Design (TL)
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Wesley Lovell (WL): Early word is strong, but that doesn’t make this auto racing film more palatable.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Highly anticipated actioner has already won three precursor Hollywood Film Awards.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): It sounds like it is an exciting film about a subject that might not lend itself well to film.

The Good Liar

(Wide Release)

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Wesley Lovell (WL): I love everyone involved, but reviews have been mixed with most screenings not having taken place yet. That is worrisome, but it could be fun nonetheless.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Twisty thriller with two legendary actors playing cat and mouse should be interesting.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): I like the actors and some of Bill Condon’s films, so it might be a lot of fun if it does not try to be too clever.

Feast of the Seven Fishes

(Limited Release)

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Wesley Lovell (WL): Nothing about this comedy seems fresh or interesting.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Dreadful looking Christmas comedy set in 1983.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): This looks like a bad family comedy and the trailer did nothing to redeem it.

Line of Duty

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Wesley Lovell (WL): It looks to be a garden variety cop thriller and that’s just not enough reason to see it.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Routine police procedural doesn’t look too impressive.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): One rogue cop against the world, this film has been made before, and, judging by the trailer, done much better.

Night Sweats

(Limited Release)

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Wesley Lovell (WL): Not a terribly compelling trailer doesn’t suggest a very compelling film.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Thriller pitting one man against Big Pharma at least offers something different.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): I wanted to like this thriller as the concept sounded good, but the trailer looks cheesy and just not that well made.

Radioflash

(Limited Release)

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Wesley Lovell (WL): The rather dull trailer is almost instantly forgettable.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Post-apocalyptic thriller might have its moments.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): The story of a father and daughter escaping through a post-apocalyptic world just did not look as interesting as it should have

The Report

(Limited Release)

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Wesley Lovell (WL): An important story “for our times” that could be most fascinating.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Annette Bening’s spot-on take on Dianne Feinstein seems to be the film’s strongest Oscar contender.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): This could prove a good thriller along the lines of Spotlight. It may pull off Oscar noms for picture and supporting actress.

The Warrior Queen of Jhansi

(Limited Release)

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Wesley Lovell (WL): It’s a moment of Indian history that might be compelling, but the trailers don’t sell it well.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Historical drama about a real-life Indian Wonder Woman vs. the British Empire seems worth a watch.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): This epic story that few probably know could prove exciting. I just hope they do not concentrate too much on the British men but on the Rani of Jhansi.

Waves

(Limited Release)

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Wesley Lovell (WL): One of the best reviewed films coming out of the fall festival circuit. It could be a solid Best Picture contender.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Gotham Award nominee appears to have a Moonlight vibe.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): The reviews are stunning, but the trailer does not sell this as a must-see film.

White Snake

(Limited Release)

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Wesley Lovell (WL): Uninspiring animation doesn’t make this film look terribly exciting.
Peter J. Patrick (PP): Chinese animated feature looks interesting if unexceptional.
Thomas LaTourette (TL): While it tries to tell an epic tale, the animation looks to be at best mediocre which will probably keep it fairly obscure and away from the Oscars.