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Bring Her Back
Aussie twins Danny and Michael Philippou made an assured directorial debut with 2022's Talk to Me, and their follow up feels similarly sinister. Plot details are still scarce, but the film stars the always-great Sally Hawkins as a foster mother with some curious interests.
In theaters May 30
The Phoenician Scheme
Adore Wes Anderson or despise him, your opinion isn't likely to change with his new spy comedy, as it looks precisely like everything else he's done. Benicio del Toro heads a massive ensemble cast in yet another deadpan farce about a billionaire who survives a plane crash only to discover he's got bigger problems confronting him.
In theaters May 30
Ballerina
Spinning off – or perhaps that should be pirouetting? – from the John Wick franchise, Ana de Armas confirms her action chops as a dancer-turned-assassin out for revenge. Think you'll miss Johnny Boy himself? Never fear – Keanu's here, too.
In theaters June 6
The Life of Chuck
Horror director Mike Flanagan plumbs the more sentimental end of Stephen King's bibliography with this exploration of the meaning of life – or at least, one life, that of an accountant named Charles Krantz (Tom Hiddleston) – which starts at the end of the world and works it way backward.
In theaters June 13
How To Train Your Dragon
After the disaster of Snow White and the triumph of Lilo and Stitch comes the year's third live-action remake of a beloved animated film, the DreamWorks classic about a Viking boy and the friendly dragon he must protect from his marauding countrymen. We're betting on a hit.
In theaters June 13
Materialists
Celine Song follows up Past Lives with what looks like a classic romcom love triangle, involving Dakota Johnson as a matchmaker choosing between rich-guy Pedro Pascal and a lowly caterer, played by Chris Evans. (Tough life, that.) If her previous film is any indication, though, the emotions will be more complex than the synopsis suggests.
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