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RunPee Weekly Newsletter #228 (August 7th, 2024)

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New Movies This Week

Poster for It Ends with Us: Blake Lively in profile with pink flowers in her hair

It Ends with Us
starring: Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni, Jenny Slate
runtime: 2 hours 10 minutes
genres: Drama | Romance
rating: Some Strong Language | Sexual Content | Domestic Violence
directed by: Justin Baldoni
Peetimes: Peetimes will be available on Thursday, August 8th, by 9:00 pm Eastern.

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Poster for Borderlands: the cast in armor and gear around the robot Claptrap

Borderlands
starring: Jamie Lee Curtis, Haley Bennett, Gina Gershon
runtime: 1 hour 42 minutes
genres: Action | Adventure | Comedy
rating: Intense Sequences of Violence | Action | Language | Some Suggestive Material
directed by: Eli Roth
Peetimes: Peetimes will be posted Thursday, August 8th by 6:30 pm Eastern.

Poster for Cuckoo: a young woman's face under a bloodied headband bearing the title

Cuckoo
starring: Hunter Schafer, Jan Bluthardt, Marton Csokas
runtime: 1 hour 42 minutes
genres: Horror | Mystery | Thriller
rating: Language | Brief Teen Drug Use | Bloody Images | Violence
directed by: Tilman Singer
Peetimes: Peetimes will be available on Friday, August 9th, at 7:00 pm Eastern.

RunPee News

Poster for Deadpool & Wolverine: the two heroes locked in a brawl, claws and pistol drawn

Everything you need to know to understand Deadpool & Wolverine if you haven’t seen any MCU or X-Men movies There's somewhere between 10-50 movies you should watch, not counting streaming series, to understand everything in DP&W. I'll give you a few shortcuts.

Poster for Harold and the Purple Crayon: Zachary Levi's face beneath crayon-drawn creatures and rides

Movie Review – Harold and the Purple Crayon This is a movie that will appeal to young children. The moral of the story is diffused across a few topics and none of them really land.
Grade: B

Poster for Trap: Josh Hartnett's face in red light behind "30,000 fans. 300 cops. 1 serial killer. No escape."

Movie Review – Trap M. Night Shyamalan is back at it. This isn't his best work, but far from his worst.
Grade: B

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