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RunPee Weekly Newsletter #208 (March 13th, 2024)

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Still from Dune: two figures in a desert storm before a giant sandworm's open mouth
We Have WORM Sign! It’s probably not a shocker that February is generally a slow month for movies. Every few years we get a Black Panther, Thor Ragnarok, or Deadpool movie in February, but those are the exceptions. This year (2024), February had some lacklustre movies, to say the least... Read more…

New Movies This Week

Poster for Arthur the King: Mark Wahlberg in profile above a scruffy dog

Arthur the King
starring: Mark Wahlberg, Nathalie Emmanuel, Simu Liu
runtime: 1 hour 30 minutes
genres: Adventure
rating: Some Strong Language
directed by: Simon Cellan Jones
Peetimes: Peetimes will be available around 6:00 PM Eastern on Thursday, March 14th.

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Poster for Knox Goes Away: Michael Keaton in sunglasses and a leather jacket

Knox Goes Away
starring: Al Pacino, Michael Keaton, James Marsden
runtime: 1 hour 54 minutes
genres: Thriller
rating: Violence and Language
directed by: Michael Keaton
Peetimes: This movie is out late on Thursday. I'll add Peetimes early Friday morning on March, 15th.

Poster for Love Lies Bleeding starring Kristen Stewart, Katy O'Brian and Ed Harris

Love Lies Bleeding
starring: Anna Baryshnikov, Kristen Stewart, Dave Franco
runtime: 1 hour 44 minutes
genres: Action | Adventure | Crime
rating: Violence | Language Throughout | Grisly Images | Drug Use | Nudity | Sexual Content
directed by: Rose Glass
Peetimes: I have another movie to watch on Thursday so I can't get to this one until Friday.

Peetimes should be available by 5:30 PM Eastern on Friday, March 15th.

Poster for Forty-Seven Days with Jesus: cast photos around the title, in theaters March 14

Forty-Seven Days with Jesus
runtime: 1 hour 37 minutes
genres: Drama | Religious
rating: NA
Peetimes: I will add Peetimes early Friday morning on March 15th.

Poster for The American Society of Magical Negroes: two men under a spotlight before a giant clock

The American Society of Magical Negroes
starring: Justice Smith, Zachary Barton, Anthony Coons
runtime: 1 hour 44 minutes
genres: Comedy | Fantasy
rating: Some Strong Language | Thematic Material | Suggestive Material
directed by: Kobi Libii
Peetimes: I'm going to a Friday evening show. The Peetimes will be in the database sometime early Saturday morning on March 16th.

RunPee News

Poster for Imaginary: a worn teddy bear sits alone on a checkered floor in blue light

Movie Review -  Imaginary Thomas Wolfe said that you can't go home again. Maybe this is why…
Grade: C

Poster for Kung Fu Panda 4: Po leaps forward with his staff, other characters flying around him

Movie Review - Kung Fu Panda 4 I've never been into the Kung Fu Panda franchise. Good job Dan went to see it!
Grade: B-

Poster for Cabrini: a nun in black walks through a crowded, muddy 19th-century street

Movie Review - Cabrini A biopic about a Victorian era version of Mother Theresa. Except this one seems to have been quite nice!
Grade: A

Poster for Citizen Kane: Orson Welles standing in a pinstripe vest

Classic Movie Review - Citizen Kane I don't know why I've never seen it! So, when the chance to see it on the big screen presented itself, it seemed rude not to...
Grade: A+

Still from Stranger Things season 2: Eleven lies on her back, looking up wide-eyed

Stranger Things Watch Journal (Season 2) Join Dan as he continues his journey through the Stranger Things.

Still from Amélie: Amélie smiles mischievously, holding a spoon beside her face

Films That Need To Be Remade As Horrors Some films just scream that there's more going on than the obvious. I mean, look into those eyes...you know where that spoon is going...

AI-generated image of a common loon floating on a misty lake

Why Hollywood Loves This Creepy Bird Call While we're on the subject of weird stuff, what about this odd bird that keeps popping up in unusual places...

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