Movie Review – Black Bag
Black Bag delivers a pulse-pounding spy thriller where a legendary agent must investigate his own wife for potential treason, testing the limits of love and loyalty.
New Movies This Week
Snow White
starring: Rachel Zegler, Gal Gadot, Jeremy Swift
runtime: 1 hour 49 minutes
genres: Adventure | Family | Fantasy
rating: [PG] Thematic Elements | Some Peril | Brief Rude Humor | Violence
directed by: Marc Webb
Peetimes: Peetimes will be available by 8:30 PM Eastern on Thursday, March 21st.
starring: Rachel Zegler, Gal Gadot, Jeremy Swift
runtime: 1 hour 49 minutes
genres: Adventure | Family | Fantasy
rating: [PG] Thematic Elements | Some Peril | Brief Rude Humor | Violence
directed by: Marc Webb
Peetimes: Peetimes will be available by 8:30 PM Eastern on Thursday, March 21st.
The Alto Knights
starring: Robert De Niro, Cosmo Jarvis, Debra Messing
runtime: 1 minute
genres: Biography | Crime | Drama
rating: [R] Violence | Pervasive Language
directed by: Barry Levinson
Peetimes: Peetimes will be available late Friday evening on March 21st.
starring: Robert De Niro, Cosmo Jarvis, Debra Messing
runtime: 1 minute
genres: Biography | Crime | Drama
rating: [R] Violence | Pervasive Language
directed by: Barry Levinson
Peetimes: Peetimes will be available late Friday evening on March 21st.
RunPee News
Movie Review – Novocaine
Novocaine unleashes a non-stop action comedy that embraces delightful absurdity, delivering wild car chases and explosive plot twists with gleeful, tongue-in-cheek energy.
Grade: B-
Novocaine unleashes a non-stop action comedy that embraces delightful absurdity, delivering wild car chases and explosive plot twists with gleeful, tongue-in-cheek energy.
Grade: B-
Movie Review – The Last Supper
The Last Supper serves up breathtaking visuals that dazzle the eye, but stumbles with underdeveloped characters, creating a gorgeous yet emotionally hollow cinematic experience.
Grade: C-
The Last Supper serves up breathtaking visuals that dazzle the eye, but stumbles with underdeveloped characters, creating a gorgeous yet emotionally hollow cinematic experience.
Grade: C-
Independent Film Review – Don’t Turn Out The Lights
Don’t Turn Out The Lights follows a group of stereotypical friends on a doomed road trip to a music festival, delivering muddled mayhem and unclear menace that leaves audiences more confused than thrilled.
Grade: C-
Don’t Turn Out The Lights follows a group of stereotypical friends on a doomed road trip to a music festival, delivering muddled mayhem and unclear menace that leaves audiences more confused than thrilled.
Grade: C-
Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets
Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets delightfully expands the magical world with new creatures, characters, and hidden chambers while maintaining the whimsical charm that makes early Potter films so endearing.
Grade: A-
Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets delightfully expands the magical world with new creatures, characters, and hidden chambers while maintaining the whimsical charm that makes early Potter films so endearing.
Grade: A-
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