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Family Road Trip Meets Spy Thriller in Mark Wahlberg’s ‘The Family Plan’

This ‘True Lies’-inspired storyline will draw audiences into a world of carpools, kickboxing classes, and the occasional assassination.

The Holdovers is an unexpected joy with a different aesthetic appeal than your typical holiday movie. The beauty is just under the surface.

Protaganist Josh finds his voice not in the dramatic world and the political arena as he comes to terms with his identity and heritage.

It takes plenty of license, but ‘The Journey to Bethlehem’ is great for those wanting to introduce friends and family to the Christmas story.

In this prequel we meet the infamous President Snow as a child and during the era that leads up to the creation of The Hunger Games.

Things are awry in the universe as the indestructible Captain Marvel flies around in her Crocs with her cat Goose, in ‘The Marvels’.

It’s an unethical minority who takes the spotlight in this Big-Pharma drama starring Chris Evans, Emily Blunt & Andy Garcia.

Films about artificial intelligence usually involve great battles and computer-generated creations. Not so, in the Garth Davis film ‘Foe’.

‘The New Boy’ delves into the mystical intersection of the spiritual beliefs of Australia’s first people and the Christian faith.

Martin Scorsese once again proves that he can bring together extraordinary talent in front of and behind the camera.