MOVIE PLANNER
COMING SOON
Dates given are national opening dates. At theaters near you, they may vary.
Friday
“The Invisible Man”
Horror, R. Elisabeth Moss stars as a woman desperate to prove that she’s still being stalked by her dead, abusive ex-husband.
“Saint Frances” Comedy/drama. After an unplanned pregnancy ends in abortion, a woman finds herself confronted with motherhood and winds up as a nanny to a 6-year-old girl.
“Wendy”
Adventure drama, PG-13. Director Benh Zeitlin (“Beasts of the Southern Wild”) reimagines Wendy and the Island of Lost Boys from J.M. Barrie’s classic “Peter Pan.”
March 6
“The Burnt Orange Heresy” Suspense drama, R. Mick Jagger stars as an art dealer who attempts to orchestrate the theft of a painting from a reclusive artist (Donald Sutherland).
“First Cow”
Drama, PG-13. Director Kelly Reichardt returns to the Pacific Northwest for a 19th-century story of two men — a white cook and a Chinese immigrant — building a business among fur trappers with the help of a wealthy man’s cow.
“Hope Gap”
Drama, PG-13. Annette Bening and
Bill Nighy star as a British couple considering divorce after 29 years of marriage.
“Onward”
Animated adventure, PG. In this star-studded Disney Pixar production, a spell goes wrong, leading two elf brothers on a quest to bring back their father.
“The Way Back”
Sports drama, R. Ben Affleck portrays a grieving alcoholic who’s invited to coach a high school basketball team.
March 13
“Bloodshot”
Action sci-fi, PG-13. Vin Diesel stars as a soldier who’s been brought back from the dead with superhero-like powers, only to be manipulated by the company that invented the technology that saved him. Based on a comic book.
“I Still Believe”
Music drama, PG. A biopic based on Christian music star Jeremy Camp, whose first wife died at 21 of cancer.
“My Spy”
Action comedy, PG-13. A CIA officer (Dave Bautista) is discovered by a bullied 9-year-old girl, who then enlists him to teach her how to be a spy.