Grab the kiddos and head out to see this one, especially if little Joey has always wanted to feast his eyes on a grown man waxing a dog’s testicles or learn how to positively cope with unwanted touching from strangers.
“Kings”
Although it’s set against the backdrop of the 1992 Rodney King riots, the film fails to capture the real anger of a city divided.
“Breaking In”
This isn’t one of the best of the class, but the film delivers what it promises. Think of it as a good bad movie.
“Book Club”
This rom-com is not the cinematic equivalent of a Pulitzer Prize winning novel but is more of a breezy beach read, which makes it the perfect summertime diversion.
“Finding Your Feet”
This is senior citizen catnip that younger people can also enjoy, although the message to seize the day may not resonate as strongly with those under 60.
“Deadpool 2”
“Deadpool 2” is smarter, funnier, and more violent than its predecessor and combines all the ingredients in a way that’s sure to delight fans.
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