Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again Is Certified Fresh
Plus, The Equalizer 2 doesn't quite equal the first, Unfriended: Dark Web is a decent follow-up, and McQueen, Blindspotting, and The Third Murder are also all Certified Fresh.
This weekend at the movies, we’ve got a singalong sequel (Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, starring Amanda Seyfried and Lily James), a lethal Lyft driver (The Equalizer 2, starring Denzel Washington and Pedro Pascal), and a deadly series of tubes (Unfriended: Dark Web, starring Colin Wooddell and Betty Gabriel). What are the critics saying?
Also Opening This Week In Limited Release
- ,a documentary about the acclaimed fashion designer, is Certified Fresh at 100%.
- , an anime outing about a nearly ageless being lured into the world of man after adopting a human child, is at 100%.
- , a documentary look at the titular Hollywood outsider’s career, is at 100%.
- , a dramedy co-written by and starring Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal as a pair of friends facing challenges while navigating life in Oakland, is Certified Fresh at 89%.
- , in which a mother and daughter expand their social circles after moving to a new town, only to discover friendship can be painfully difficult, is at 89%.
- , a legal drama about a defense attorney who uncovers unexpected details in his latest case, is Certified Fresh at 88%.
- , a tribute to the too-brief life and legacy of makeup artist Kevyn Aucoin, is at 80%.
- , a documentary about the cultural emphasis on material wealth in modern America, is at 50%.
- , in which a small band of resistance fighters try to save the Earth from alien invasion, is at 50%.
- , a suspense thriller about a grieving father who accepts an assignment from the Mossad and soon realizes he’s in over his head, is at 0%.

