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If the best movies aren't seeing wide release, the question we must ask ourselves is whether the best movies are actually the best movies.

It's one of the most arresting, affecting science fiction movies of the last few years, and certainly one of the best films to see release in 2018 thus far.

A Farrelly brothers movie is always worth seeing, too, even if it doesn't have a chance of making the next American Film Institute list of 100 best comedies («There's Something About Mary» was No. 21 on the just - released list, and deservedly so).

It doesn't seem like that's something which can be easily shown in the brief format of a movie trailer, but as we get closer to the August release date, we'll undoubtedly see a clip that better shows what's in store for us.

In 2013, Director James Wan (Saw, Insidious) released The Conjuring; a movie that I would venture to say is one of the better Horror films of the past decade.

It definitely has a good bit of the melodramatic flair you'd expect of a movie released in 1950 — you can see an example in the clip below, where the main character is confronted by her fiancé — but all the same it has a level of emotional sensitivity that quite surprised me.

This TV spot first aired during the MTV Movie Awards last night, and it's a good sell, but I hope we see a bit more as they build up to the release in June.

Indeed, the studio have already set the movie for a May 2014 release for «Belle,» in part to try and replicate the impressive success of «Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,» and in part because there are internal worries that between McQueen's film and TWC's «Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom» and «Fruitvale Station,» there are too many films with black leads for «Belle» to get traction (We'd argue there's room for them all, but you can see the logic, given the Academy's tastes).

With its opening week release in no other format expect IMAX and / or 3D, it is clear that the powers that be at Universal are making a statement, one that says that the best way to see the movie is in the biggest way possible.

If all goes well, maybe the movie will get released on DVD and we'll all get to see how it worked out anyway.

Traditionally, January is the graveyard of most new movie releases, so it's a pleasant surprise when we see an entertaining, well - made and historically interesting film, and it's still mid-January!

The good news is that Sing Street just recently landed a spring release date on April 15, so if you've been desperate to see this movie ever since the rave reviews started pouring in from Sundance, you only have to wait a little over a month before you can check it out.

Ricky Church with six female - led superhero movies we'd like to see post-Wonder Woman... It's probably an understatement at this point to say Wonder Woman has done exceedingly well since its release earlier this month.

Between the Oscar nominations, Sundance, leftover films from the previous year going into wide release, and the lack of anything good to see otherwise in theaters, January can always feel a bit stop - start in the movie world.

Although I've never seen the movie theatrically, I find it hard to believe that any release print ever looked as good as this transfer — saturated as it is with the verdant greens of Jennifer's woodsy surroundings, but maintaining the pinkish skin tones and ruddy browns that characterize late -»70s film stock.

It hasn't been a particularly memorable year at the movies, especially for those in search of a good comedy, so it's a relief to see a film like «We're the Millers» arrive in theaters, because although it's not as funny as its behind - the - scenes talent might suggest, it's one of the better comedies released thus far.

At the very least, it's good to see that not all mainstream released movies are aimed solely at teenagers.

As the year comes to a close and moviegoers start thinking of awards, there is no clear favorite for the Best Picture Oscar, but a general acknowledgement that 2013 has seen several first - rate films, from major studio releases (Gravity) to small independent movies (Nebraska).

2018 looks to be packed with spin - offs: It will also see the release of the Han Solo standalone film — which is about to land its female lead — as well as another Fantastic Beasts movie.

Parents would be well advised to see the movie prior to taking older family members, or await the home video release, which will allow for better control over the viewing experience.

If they actually make an effort to promote «Tron Legacy» and it's a halfway good film, people will go out to see it, but if the release date comes and goes and you don't see boo about the movie on tv, of course tickets sales won't be as high as they otherwise might have been.

Judy Moody and the NOT Bummer Summer - There is no good reason to see this low - key family film released at the height of the summer movie season, which not even Steve Urkel can render interesting.

Disney - Pixar have finally unveiled a must see new TV trailer for The Good Dinosaur, their November release, and it's the best look at the movie yet - explaining the story and featuring lots of dialogue.

Here are five major releases nearly everyone is expected to see this summer, and for each one a less - obvious movie that pairs well with it.

The laugh-fest received better than expected reviews given its raunchy, over-the-top content, and joins «Now You See Me» as a better - than - expected non-franchise entry in the middle of release schedule packed with action and kids movies.

Release date: June 29 Cast: Ben Foster, Thomasin McKenzie Directed by: Debra Granik (Winter's Bone) Why we're excited: This survivalist story of a father (Foster) and a daughter (McKenzie) living off the land near Portland, Oregon was one of the best movies we saw at Sundance this year.

Released theatrically overseas (in some countries as a two - part movie) but presented as a television miniseries for its stateside showing, this handsome production showcases British actor Robert Powell portraying one of the best Christs the screen has seen, effectively mixing a divine countenance with recognizably human emotions.

Thus, independent movies and the studio both seem to benefit from such a licensing deal, like the one that will see Paramount handling the winter home video release of IFC's acclaimed Best Picture hopeful Boyhood.

Awkward timing most likely is responsible for the dueling releases starring the young pair, but both movies are well worth seeing, On Chesil Beach, based on the book by Ian McEwan (who also did the screenplay adaptation), is a highly unusual drama... Read

Awkward timing most likely is responsible for the dueling releases starring the young pair, but both movies are well worth seeing, On Chesil Beach, based on the book by Ian McEwan (who also did the screenplay adaptation), is a highly unusual drama set in 1962 and dealing with the delicate nature of love, sex, young marrieds and the pressures and difficulties of physical intimacy for those who aren't quite ready.

He gave one of this year's best performances in Demolition, a movie hardly anyone saw despite getting a fairly sizable release.

Movies set in established cinematic worlds can still provide their own pleasures — and summer 2016 saw the release of a sequel that could serve as an object lesson in how to make a good one.

Long before its release, The Green Mile has been touted as the movie to beat at the Oscars, and while I can not honestly say that it's the best film I've seen this year, it would certainly be a worthy winner.

The details we have on the movie are still pretty sparse, but the good news is we know when we'll get to see it since the release date was announced this week at CinemaCon.

When: August 23rd Why: August may not seem like the best time to open a horror movie, especially now that «Paranormal Activity 5» has been pushed back from its October release, but Adam Wingard's «You're Next» has endured such a long road on its way to theaters that it's just nice to see the film is being released at all.

I see a variety of horror movies in any given year all ranging in style and quality, and this ranks ask one of the best released in recent years.

Vietnam was a hot topic for movies in 1978, the same year that would see the release of the Best Picture winner, The Deer Hunter.

Vietnam was a hot topic for movies in 1978, the same year that would see the release of the Best Picture winner,

There have been some very good and even great films released so far this year, but Upstream Color may just be the first «must - see» movie of 2013.

This month sees the release of Alien: Covenant Origins, the official prequel to Ridley Scott's Alien: Covenant, which is penned by Alan Dean Foster and chronicles the events that led to the movie, as well as offering new details on the world the colonists left behind.

I'm betting this will be a big summer movie — and will probably give a big push to See's upcoming release, Dreams of Joy, as well.

Having said that there were some good new release movies that I wanted to see.

With all the press it would make sense to release the movie digitally - it would also be a good experiment to see how releasing a big budget movie this way would perform.

This week's only major retail release is The Amazing Spider - Man 2, and while I normally avoid movie tie - ins for good reason (they're usually atrocious), I have to admit that after seeing this latest gameplay video (that swing mechanic!)

But with a movie release in 2016 as well as a major expansion called Legion, the numbers definitely saw an increase.

With a new Resident Evil movie and game releasing this week, we thought it would be a good time to go back and see which of all the different games have been the highest rated and most critically acclaimed.

There are lot of good movies released in 2016 and you saw most of the movie posters at GDJ.