Magic Mike, Marlowe and a killer Winnie the Pooh

Last dances, last chances and a murderous Winnie the Pooh come to a theater near you this week.

Here’s what’s new in Milwaukeearea theaters starting Friday, as well as some of the new movies available on streaming and on demand this week.

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‘Magic Mike’s Last Dance’

Short version: After a business deal goes wrong, the titular exotic dancer (Channing Tatum) connects with a wealthy impresario (Salma Hayek Pinault) to put together a flashy malestripper show in London, with a whole new cast of dancers. Steven Soderbergh, who directed the first “Magic Mike” movie but ducked the worse-reviewed sequel, is back behind the camera again for this third, and presumably final, chapter.

Where you can see it: Marcus Theatres’ Majestic, Movie Tavern Brookfield Square, North Shore, Ridge, South Shore cinemas.

‘Consecration’

Short version: After the suspicious death of her brother, a priest, a woman goes to the Scottish convent where it happened to find the truth, and uncovers some pretty scary stuff. Jena Malone and Danny Huston star in this horror-thriller.

Where you can see it: Marcus Theatres’ Menomonee Falls, Ridge, South Shore cinemas.

‘Seriously Red’

Short version: After her career collapses, a woman (Krew Boylan, who also wrote the screenplay) throws herself into a new gig — as a Dolly Parton impersonator — in this Australian second-chances comedy. Bobby Cannavale and Rose Byrne co-star.

Where you can see it: Marcus Theatres’ Hillside, Ridge, Saukville, Showtime cinemas.

‘She Came From the Woods’

Short version: In this period slasher movie, counselors at a summer camp in 1987 share a ghost story and, naturally, end up reviving the ghost.

Where you can see it: Marcus Theatres’ Menomonee Falls, Ridge, South Shore cinemas.

Opening Feb. 15: ‘Marlowe’

Short version: Liam Neeson joins the impressive list of tough-guy actors playing Raymond Chandler’s classic private detective Philip Marlowe in this thriller set in 1930s Los Angeles, with Marlowe hired to find the former lover of an heiress (Diane Kruger) whose mother was a movie star (Jessica Lange). Alan Cumming, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Danny Huston and Colm Meaney co-star; Neil Jordan directed.

Where you can see it: AMC Mayfair Mall; Marcus Theatres’ Hillside, Majestic, Menomonee Falls, North Shore, Ridge, Saukville, Showtime, South Shore cinemas.

Opening Feb. 15: ‘Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey’

Short version: Christopher Robin returns to the 100 Acre Wood as a young man, only to discover that Winnie the Pooh and Piglet have gone feral and, after being abandoned for years, are out for blood. No, this horror-thriller is not part of the A.A. Milne canon — it’s a low-budget riff on the beloved children’s book characters made possible by the Milne estate’s copyright lapsing.

Where you can see it: AMC Mayfair Mall. Marcus Theatres’ Bistroplex Southridge, Hillside, Majestic, Menomonee Falls, Movie Tavern Brookfield Square, North Shore, Ridge, Saukville, Southgate, South Shore cinemas.

‘Titanic,’ remastered in 3D

To mark the 25th anniversary of James Cameron’s other big epic, “Titanic” is back in a restored 3D edition. It’s showing multiple times daily at AMC Mayfair Mall and Marcus Theatres’ Bistroplex Southridge, Hillside, Majestic, Menomonee Falls, Movie Tavern Brookfield Square, North Shore,

Ridge, Saukville, Showtime, Southgate, South Shore cinemas. Info:

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‘Third Man’ at Oriental Theatre

It doesn’t getting any noir-ier — or, really any better — than this 1949 classic thriller set in occupied postwar Vienna, with indelible performances by Joseph Cotton, Alida Valli, Trevor Howard and Kenosha’s own Orson Welles. It’s showing in a rare big-screen outing at 3 p.m. Feb. 12 at the Oriental Theatre. Tickets are $12. Info:

Valentine’s, Galentine’s movies

Two of February’s favorite holidays are being celebrated at the Oriental, first with the women’s-buddy comedy “Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion” at 7 p.m. Feb. 13, Galentine’s Day; and then the beloved romantic comedy “The Princess Bride” at 7 p.m. Feb. 14. Tickets are $12. Info:

WARNER BROS. PICTURES Salma Hayek Pinault (left) and Channing Tatum in “Magic Mike’s Last Dance.”

ELLISON ANTHONY In “Consecration,” Jena Malone, center, visits a Scottish convent to investigate the suspicious death of her brother, a priest, and uncovers murder, sacrilege and disturbing truths.

JAGGED EDGE PRODUCTIONS AND ITN STUDIOS An evil Winnie the Pooh wants answers, and revenge, in “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey.”