MOVIE PLANNER
COMING SOON
Dates given are national opening dates. At theaters near you, they may vary.
Friday
“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
“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.
“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 of cancer at 21.
“Never Rarely Sometimes Always”
Drama, not rated. Two teenage girls travel from Pennsylvania to New York so one of them can have an abortion.
March 20
“The Climb”
Dramedy, R. Film follows the tumultuous relationship of two buddies, strained after one has sex with the other’s fiancée.
“A Quiet Place Part II” Horror, not rated. Director John Krasinski follows up his 2016 thriller, this time tracking the family as they venture beyond their house to confront both sound-hunting predators and more human threats.
“The Truth”
Drama, PG. Catherine Deneuve plays a French film star who receives a visit from her daughter (Juliette Binoche), son-in-law (Ethan Hawke) and granddaughter just as her less-than-accurate memoir is published.
March 27
“Mulan”
Action, PG-13. In this live-action version of Disney’s “Mulan,” a young woman (Liu Yifei) disguises herself as a man to serve in her father’s place as a warrior with China’s Imperial Army.