Terminator: Dark Fate Is a Solid Reset
Plus, Harriet is largely satisfying, Motherless Brooklyn is a little derivative, and Netflix's Certified Fresh The Irishman opens in a few theaters ahead of its streaming release.
This week at the movies, we’ve got a robopocalypse (Terminator: Dark Fate, starring Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger), a great escape (Harriet, starring Cynthia Erivo and Leslie Odom Jr.), a noir mystery (Motherless Brooklyn, starring Edward Norton and Gugu Mbatha-Raw), and courier canines (Arctic Dogs, featuring the voices of Jeremy Renner and John Cleese). What are the critics saying?
Also Opening This Week In Limited Release
- , starring Robert De Niro and Al Pacino in Martin Scorsese‘s historical drama about the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa, is Certified Fresh at 97%.
- , a drama about a woman hired to investigate the possibility that a grieving man’s wife may still haunt their home, is at 93%.
- , a drama about a married woman dealing with the fallout of engaging in a sexual relationship with her stepson, is at 92%.
- , a drama about a graphic novelist who attempts to turn her destructive life around, is at 86%.
- , starring Ethan Hawke as a newly released ex-con who rescues an abandoned baby from a dumpster, is at 75%.
- , starring Brian Cox as a Scottish man who moves in with his son in San Francisco to undergo medical treatment, is at 67%.
- , a comedy about an aimless 26-year-old who becomes a male nanny and bonds with a lonely 6-year-old boy, is at 67%.
- , Errol Morris‘ documentary interview with former Trump advisor Steve Bannon, is at 58%.
- , about the relationship between English artist L.S. Lowry and his overbearing mother, is at 50%.
- , starring Alicia Vikander and Riley Keough in a mystery about a young woman who goes missing in late-1980s Tokyo, is at 50%.
