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RunPee Weekly Newsletter #251 (February 26th, 2025)

Still from Ne Zha 2: Ne Zha lounges with a smirk against a glowing blue backdrop

Movie Review - Ne Zha 2

A stunning IMAX visual feast, Na Zha 2 delivers intricate Chinese mythology with complex plotlines, breathtaking animation, and powerful family themes. Not for young children!

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Poster for Last Breath: a diver's light deep beneath a stormy sea with a ship on the surface

Last Breath starring: Woody Harrelson, Cliff Curtis, Simu Liu runtime: 1 hour 33 minutes genres: Drama rating: Brief Strong Language directed by: Alex Parkinson Peetimes: Peetimes will be available by 8:00 PM Eastern on Thursday, February 27th.

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Poster for The Monkey: a sinister toy monkey with a red eye beneath the title and "In theaters February 21"

Movie Review - The Monkey Killer toy meets dark humor in The Monkey, delivering creatively gruesome death scenes that will make you both shudder and chuckle. **Grade: B-**

Still from Ne Zha: the young demon-child Nezha charges forward, teeth bared, in front of a fiery explosion

Movie Review—Na Zhe (part 1) Ne Zhe blends ancient Chinese mythology with modern cultural nods, drawing parallels to Darth Vader's journey while creatively expanding a brief tale into an epic film. Worth watching with subtitles on! Grade: B+

Ink illustration of the child Ne Zha facing a coiling dragon, with the characters 哪吒

The Birth of Na Zhe—English translation Trace ancient mythology while waiting for Na Zhe 2 – these original chapters from Investiture of the Gods reveal the character's roots in just minutes, perfect for pre-movie reading!

Still from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: young Harry in round glasses holds up his first wand

Movie Review - Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone invites us into a whimsical world we actually want to inhabit, with magical details that delight on every rewatch. A cozy introduction to the wizarding universe. Grade: A-

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