Wonder Woman Is Certified Fresh
Plus, Captain Underpants is colorful and entertaining.
This week at the movies, we’ve got a potential game-changer for the DCEU (Wonder Woman, starring Gal Gadot and Chris Pine) and a kidlit favorite making the leap to theaters (Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie, featuring the voices of Ed Helms and Kevin Hart). What do the critics have to say?
What’s New on TV
Also Opening This Week In Limited Release
- , the latest socially conscious drama from acclaimed director Ken Loach, is at 91 percent.
- , in which Zoe Lister-Jones (who also wrote and directed) and Adam Pally play a squabbling couple who try to find harmony by starting a band, is at 86 percent.
- , a coming-of-age drama set in a British boarding school, is at 85 percent.
- , a ’70s-set drama about two Israeli sisters who endeavor to uncover their father’s history during World War II, is at 83 percent.
- , a period drama about a young girl suffering racism in 1930s Scandinavia, is at 83 percent.
- , a documentary examining the life’s work and legacy of British political analyst Gertrude Bell, is at 81 percent.
- , a dramatic look at the last days of the 18th-century French monarch, is at 74 percent.
- , starring Christopher Plummer as exiled Kaiser Wilhelm II in a period drama set during Nazi rule in Germany, is at 75 percent.
- , starring writer-director Demetri Martin and Kevin Kline as a father and son coming to terms with a devastating death, is at 65 percent.
- , starring Zoë Kravitz and as two loners thrust together on the run from violent retribution, is at 42 percent.
- , a biopic about the titular British Prime Minister’s inner struggles during the days leading up to D-Day in World War II, is at 30 percent.




