The Fate of the Furious Is a Thrilling but Sometimes Bumpy Ride

This week at the movies, we have some high-octane sequel action (The Fate of the Furious, starring Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson). What are the critics saying?

What’s New on TV

Better Call Saul: Season 3

98%

Better Call Saul shows no signs of slipping in season 3, as the introduction of more familiar faces causes the inevitable transformation of its lead to pick up exciting speed.

Also Opening This Week In Limited Release

• , about the bureaucracy-fraught aftermath of one man’s decision to do the right thing, is at 100 percent.
• , an animated dramedy about the relationships — and larger-than-life goings-on — at a high school in peril, is at 95 percent.
• , starring Richard Gere as a man whose networking skills bring him social standing — and could mean its downfall — is at 94 percent.
• , a drama following the members of a caravan on their journey through a mountain range in central Morocco, is at 92 percent.
• , an Emily Dickinson biopic starring Cynthia Nixon as the celebrated poet, is Certified Fresh at 91 percent.
• , starring Charlie Hunnam as real-life explorer Percy Fawcett on his trek through the Amazon, is Certified Fresh at 88 percent.
• , in which the connections between three groups of people are slowly made apparent, is at 88 percent.
• , a multi-pronged look at the lethal government clampdown on student protests in 1977 Bangkok, is at 71 percent.
• , starring Chris Evans as a man whose guardianship of his niece is threatened by the attention attracted by her prodigious intellect, is at 65 percent. It expands to wide release this weekend.
• , inspired by the true story of the father-son duo who helped popularize the game of golf, is at 64 percent.
• , a film whose contents are helpfully outlined out in its title, is at 63 percent.
• , about a sixth-grade boy caught between the expectations of racial communities, is at 58 percent.