This brand new Liam Neeson action flick is basically Ice Road Truckers meets Taken. Set in the northernmost part of Canada, it’s about a driver who shifts into high gear to save lives when a diamond mine caves in. RELATED: The Best Movie of 2021 So Far, According to Critics. Comedian Iliza Shlesinger wrote and stars in this comedy about a woman who starts to suspect that her new boyfriend (Ryan Hansen) might be lying to her about almost everything, including the basic facts of his life. Schlesinger based the screenplay on her own experience dating a man who turned out to be a compulsive liar, and she told Collider that processing it this way was “extremely cathartic.” In the grand history of demonic possession movies, The Seventh Day pairs an experienced priest (Guy Pearce) with a green priest (Vadhir Derbez) for a, well, complicated exorcism. The Guardian praises the horror film for finding “a satisfying way to update the possession-exorcist theme for a new generation” and for Pearce’s “scripture-chewing performance.” For more recommendations sent right to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter. Kevin Hart may be known as a purely comic actor, but Ride Along, this is not. In Fatherhood, the comedian plays a man who’s thrust into single parenthood after the unexpected death of his wife. The family drama is based on Matthew Logelin’s bestselling memoir and counts Alfre Woodard and Lil Rel Howery among its cast.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb Unlike the linear narrative documentaries you’re probably used to, The Reason I Jump attempts to immerse the viewer in an unfamiliar experience—the experience of a nonverbal child with autism spectrum disorder. The film is an adaptation of a first-person ASD narrative. Naoki Higashida wrote the book The Reason I Jump when he was just 13, to share the way he moved through the world. In 2012’s Silver Linings Playbook, Pat (Bradley Cooper) moves back in with his parents in a Philadelphia suburb after a stay in a psychiatric facility for his bipolar disorder. As he tries to win back his ex-wife, he meets Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence), a widow who persuades him into entering a dance contest for her. Lawrence won an Oscar for her performance in the dramatic rom-com. RELATED: 6 New Netflix Shows You Can Watch This Weekend.
