New Movies In Theaters This Week – Missing & More « Celebrity Gossip & Movie News

By Alexandra Heilbron on Jan 19, 2023 | Leave a comment

There are a lot of new movies in cinemas this weekend. son Starring Hugh Jackman, life starring Bill Nighy you Starring Eddie Murphy and Jonah Hill. Check them out below, watch the trailers, and decide what you want to see. ~ Alexandra Heilbronn

Absent – In June, when his mother (Nia Long) goes missing while vacationing in Columbia, (Storm Reid) is stranded thousands of miles away in Los Angeles, using the latest technology before it’s too late. I tried to find her. But as she digs deeper, her digital research raises more questions than answers.

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Scarlet Bonds In the small kingdom of Rajah, west of Tempest, a long-running conspiracy swirls over the mysterious powers of the Queen. From the encounter between the slime that has evolved into the demon lord Rimuru Tempest and Heero, a survivor of the ogre tribe, an epic adventure woven by new characters begins. Click here for show times.

son – While married to Kate (Laura Dern), Peter (Hugh Jackman) has an affair with Beth (Vanessa Kirby) and leaves Kate and her son Nicholas. Years later, Peter, now living with Beth and their toddler, is surprised when Kate shows up with Nicholas, now a teenager. Nicholas is troubled, distant, and angry. Peter decides to move Nicholas out, but trying to juggle his new family with the offer of his dream position in Washington overwhelms Peter. Click here for show times.

women’s story – Women in isolated religious communities are given an ultimatum when they discover who is drugging and attacking them at night. The men take the accused to local authorities, but also plan to bail them out soon. The women vote on whether to stay and forgive the attacker, stay and fight, or leave. Opening in more cities this week. Click here for show times. Click here to read our review.

you – A new couple (Jonah Hill, Lauren London) explores modern love and family in a world where their families (Eddie Murphy, Nia Long, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, David Duchovny) clash with cultures, social expectations, and generational differences. I find myself looking into the dynamics. Click here for show times.

Everdeadly – This documentary interweaves stunning sequences and concert footage shot on location in Nunavut, seamlessly linking scenery, stories and songs with pain, anger and triumph. All through the expression of Tanya Tagak, one of his most innovative musical performers of our time. Click here for show times.

life – 1953. London, shattered by World War II, is still rebuilding. Veteran civil servant Williams (Bill Nighy) is a helpless cog in the city’s struggling bureaucracy. Buried in paperwork at the office and lonely at home, his life long felt empty and meaningless. I was forced to try and grasp the achievement before reaching the . He has played in Toronto, Vancouver and Ottawa. In Montreal he will open on January 27th. Click here for show times.

Turn All Pages: The Adventures of Robert Caro and Robert Gottlieb – Explore the amazing 50-year relationship between two literary legends, author Robert Caro and his longtime editor Robert Gottlieb. Caro, now 86, is working to complete the final volume of his masterpiece. Lyndon Johnson eraGottlieb, 91, awaits editing. The task of finishing their life’s work looms before them. Played in Toronto and Vancouver. Opening his January 27th in Ottawa. Click here for show times.

After saving the world – Evelyn (Julianne Moore) is having trouble with her teenage son Ziggy (Finn Wolfhardt). She runs a shelter for women who have survived domestic violence, where she meets Angie and her kindly teenage son, Kyle, who are trying to escape an abusive man. . Evelyn envies the close bond her own son lacks. Click here for show times.