Star Trek Beyond Is Certified Fresh
Plus, Ice Age: Collision Course earns a chilly reception, and Lights Out is scary good.
This week at the movies, we’ll pay a visit to the final frontier (Star Trek Beyond, starring Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto), prehistoric times (Ice Age: Collision Course, with voice performances by Ray Romano and Queen Latifah), and some dimly-lit rooms (Lights Out, starring Teresa Palmer and Maria Bello). What do the critics have to say?
What’s New on TV
Also Opening This Week In Limited Release
- , starring Keegan-Michael Key and Gillian Jacobs in Mike Birbiglia‘s comedy about an improv troupe’s collective reaction to the success of one of its members, is at 100 percent.
- , a horror film about a group of passengers on a commuter train fighting to survive a zombie outbreak, is at 100 percent.
- , a documentary about a Native American facing prison time who attempts to come to terms with his role in bringing drug culture into his community, is at 93 percent.
- , a documentary about a group of Chinese women protesting the light sentence of a school principal convicted of rape, is at 92 percent.
- , a drama about the love affair between two women amidst the rise of feminism in 1970s France, is at 91 percent.
- , starring Robert Pattinson and Bérénice Bejo in a period drama about the fussy, manipulative son of an international diplomat, is at 84 percent.
- , in which Joanna Lumley and Jennifer Saunders reprise their roles as the oft-intoxicated social climbers of the popular 1990s British comedy, is at 67 percent.
- , a drama about two young women nominally tasked with looking out for forrest fires in the Maine woods, is at 67 percent.
- , a dark comedy about a young man who grows exhausted with his substance abusing parents, is at 50 percent.
- , a documentary following a group of friends addicted to an immersive horror experience, is at 40 percent.

