9 new movies you can watch now: We Bare Bears: The Movie and what’s new on Netflix

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Christopher Nolan’s Tenet has when again been postponed, this time to Aug.12 This marks the second hold-up for the movie, which was initially set up to come out on July17 Warner Bros. and Nolan appear to be positive about the possibilities that theaters will re-open and end up being safe again by mid-August, though it appears more most likely that Tenet will need to be postponed yet again.

In the on the other hand, movie production is gradually resuming. Marvel’s Shang-Chi is prepping to restart production in Australia by the end of July. Even More off in the future is a new live-action adaptation of Frosty the Snowman, which will star none besides Jason Momoa in the titlerole Momoa’s muscles will be hidden away, however, as Frosty will be a CGI creation.

Though parts of the world have actually gradually started to get back to normal, movie theaters remain closed. There’s still plenty to watch at home. Here are the most significant new launches today.

The Truth

Where to watch it: Lease on digital, $6.99 on Google Play

a group of people stand on a balcony

Juliette Binoche, Catherine Deneuve, and Ethan Hawke in The Truth.

Image: IFC Movies.

Hirokazu Kore-eda’s latest movie focuses on a mother and daughter, and the lies households tell each other to boost their own desires to be kept in mind well. Catherine Deneuve stars as Fabienne, a famous starlet whose new narrative sets off triggers in between her and her daughter, Lumir (Juliette Binoche), who can’ t stand the idealized history Fabienne is attempting to offer thepublic From our review:

Instead of focusing entirely on Lumir and Fabienne, Kore-eda takes a broad scope, which provides The Truth some of his hallmark heat. The movie has less of a sense of seriousness than the majority of of his other work– After Life had a weeklong time frame enforced on its characters, for circumstances, and catastrophe appeared to loom just off- screen in every frame of Thiefs and No One Understands. Fabienne isn’t on death’s doorstep, and the worry in between her and her daughter has actually been developing for a long time. Fabienne’s narrative does trigger arguments, however the blowouts aren’t what change Fabienne’s heart. As it does in real life, change takes place gradually here, and incrementally.

We Bare Bears: The Movie

Where to watch it: Buy on digital, $1499 on Amazon, Google Play, and Apple

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State cheese!

Image: Animation Network.

The popular animated series We Bare Bears gets a feature- length movie, this time pitting the 3 main bears– Grizz (Eric Edelstein), Panda (Bobby Moynihan), and Ice Bear (Demetri Martin)– against a nature preservationist (Marc Evan Jackson) who believes the bears should be removed from their home in San Francisco and separated. Will the friends handle to weather this new hazard, or will they be torn apart? Just one way to find out!

John Lewis: Good Trouble

Where to watch it: Lease on digital, $6.99 on Google Play

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John Lewis in Good Trouble.

Image: Magnolia Pictures.

This new documentary narrates John Lewis’ years of advocacy, sewing together archival video and interviews to tell hisstory The movie also checks out Lewis’ youth, along with his 1957 conference with Martin Luther King Jr., his preliminary aspirations of ending up being a minister, and his path to ending up being the U.S. agent for Georgia’s fifth congressional district.

The Station

Where to watch it: Lease on digital $1499 on Google Play and Apple

a soldier stands in front of a screen

Orlando Bloom in The Station.

Image: Screen Media Movies.

The Station is based on Jake Tapper’s book The Station: An Unknown Story of American Valor, which focused on theBattle of Kamdesh Scott Eastwood, Orlando Bloom, and Caleb Landry Jones star as soldiers offered a frustratingly vague mission and facing apparently overwhelming chances. The movie focuses on their heroism, along with the bad management that put them in the middle of a battle where they were surpassed 3 to one.

New on Netflix this weekend

  • Comedy special George Lopez: We’ll Do It For Half.
  • Documentary series Unsolved Mysteries.
  • Warrior Nun, a frustratingly dull fantasy series about a reanimated teen with demon-fighting superpowers
  • A new adjustment of the cherished series The Baby-Sitters Club.
  • The first TELEVISION series in one of the scariest franchises ever, JU-ON: Origins.

And here’s what dropped last Friday:

Alluring

Where to watch it: Lease on digital $1999 on Amazon and Apple

rose byrne and steve carell in irresistible

Image: Focus Features.

Jon Stewart’s new movie stars Steve Carell as a political strategist who, after seeing a viral video of a Wisconsin male (Chris Cooper) standing up for his town’s undocumented employees, chooses to turn the recently minted star into the town’s mayor. The opposing party soon sends their own strategist (Rose Byrne) to attempt to hinder him. It’s amusing and earnest, however its take on American elections feels hopelessly out of step with this specific political minute. From our review:

Instead of affecting the strength of Chris Hegedus and D.A. Pennebaker’s famous doc The War Space, or providing the punchy breakdowns of The Big Short, Stewart focuses on the human aspect. Jack’s advocates are wacky, the opposition is a caricature, and the media hyping up the showdown is the obstructiveenemy The option makes it one big sitcom (complete with Office-ready campaign operatives played by Topher Grace and Natasha Lyonne). Stewart plainly did his research– the movie feels like it’s being propped up by the last 3 years of Atlantic publication cover stories– however the message does not have any sense of bite or power.

My Spy

Where to watch it: Streaming on Amazon

chloe coleman and dave bautista in my spy

Image: Amazon Studios.

It’s been clear considering that his turn as Drax in Guardians of the Galaxy that Dave Bautista has substantial comical chops, and My Spy sees him taking on a leading role in acomedy Bautista stars as JJ, a recently employed CIA operative who teams up with 9-year- old Sophie (Chloe Coleman) in his pursuit of a prohibited arms dealer after she catches him on the task.

House of Hummingbird

Where to watch it: Lease on digital $12 through digital cinemas

park ji-hoo in house of hummingbird

Image: Well Go Home Entertainment.

House of Hummingbird is a slow-burn coming-of- age story, starring Park Ji-hoo as Eun-hee, a teen attempting to figure out who she is. As she roams through 1994 Seoul, Eun-hee battles to link with the people around her. A stimulate lastly arrives in the type of her restorative Chinese tutor Young-ji (Kim Sae-byuk), who appears to comprehend Eun-hee in a way that even her family does not.

Do the Right Thing

Where to watch it: Lease on digital $3.99 on Amazon and Apple

bill nunn in do the right thing

Image: Universal Pictures.

Spike Lee’s 1989 work of art stars the director himself as Mookie, a pizza shipment male. The movie focuses on Mookie’s community, Bedford-Stuyvesant, and the racial stress in between its residents and the regional pizzeria, run by Sal (Danny Aiello) and his unabashedly racist son Pino (John Turturro), which boil over on one especially hot, eventful day. With the movie being gone over again due to extensive stress and demonstrations over the latest series of police killings of unarmed black Americans, it was briefly made free to stream on a number of platforms.

Ali

Where to watch it: Free to lease on Amazon, $3.99 to lease on Google Play and Apple

will smith as muhammad ali in ali

Image: Sony Pictures Releasing.

Michael Mann’s Ali centers on 10 years in the life of famous fighter Muhammad Ali, represented in the movie by Will Smith, from 1964 to1974 The movie covers his achievements in boxing (winning the heavyweight title from Sonny Liston, winning the Rumble in the Jungle fight against George Supervisor in 1974) along with his conversion to Islam and his criticism on the Vietnam War. It also touches on the political turmoil caused by the assassinations of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr.

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