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20 - We Don't Belong Here (April 4th)
Tag Line: Every family has
its secrets.
Production Companies:
Premiere Entertainment Group, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Sony Pictures Home
Entertainment
Director: Peer Pedersen
Writer: Peer Pedersen
Actors: Catherine Keener,
Anton Yelchin, Kaitlyn Dever, Maya Rudolph, Riley Keough, Annie Starke, Justin
Chatwin, Molly Shannon, Cary Elwes, Austin Abrams, Michelle Hurd, Sarah Ramos,
Adrian Enscoe, Mary Quick
Genre: Drama
Rated: R
I was intrigued by this trailer. Aside from the fact that I am really
digging Riley Keough’s (The Runaways, Mad
Max: Fury Road, The Discovery) look in this movie, it’s got several more
substantial things in its favor.
This is one of the final movies filmed with Anton Yelchin (Rudderless, Experimentor, Trollhunters)
prior to his accidental death. I have enjoyed him immensely in any role I’ve
seen him in and am very curious as to what he brought to his part within the
dysfunctional family depicted here.
We often see Molly Shannon (Hotel
Transylvania, Life After Beth, Nerdland) in roles of a more comedic nature,
though she has branched out to show more of her range in the past. This is
definitely not looking like one of those more lighthearted roles. From what we
can see in the trailer, it looks like her character goes through some heavy
emotion. I like seeing her ‘out of the box’ that her 117 episodes of Saturday Night Live (1975-) and projects
of that nature generally puts her in.
Add Cary Elwes (Toys in the
Attic, Behaving Badly, Sugar Mountain) in what appears to be some sort of
creepy stalker-like role, and I’m sold.
19 - Bethany (April 7th)
Tag Line: A real American
horror story.
Production Companies:
Brilliant Screen Studios, Grit Film Works
Director: James Cullen
Bressack
Writers: James Cullen
Bressack, Zack Ward
Actors: Stefanie Estes, Zack
Ward, Tom Green, Shannen Doherty, Anna Harr, Leon Russom, Kevin Porter, Keith
Jardine
Genre: Horror
Rated: Unrated
I have to say that the trailer for this movie looked really trippy. Shannen
Doherty (Kiss Me Deadly, Burning Palms,
Back in the Day) is an interesting choice for an abusive mother whose
memory is haunting her daughter as she’s moved back into her childhood home. It
looks like it’s a haunting in a literal sense as much as it is a flashback to
her past. This film also has Tom Green (Bob the Butler, Swearnet: The Movie,
Uploaded) in a role far removed from his inane comedic background. I can’t
recall the last time I saw him in a serious part. Either it wasn’t memorable or
I’ve yet to see it. The trailer teased me enough that I really want to watch
this and see if the pieces come together better than the main character’s
fractured psyche.
18 - Rupture (April 28th)
Tag Line: To survive, you
must learn what you're made of.
Production Companies: Ambi
Pictures, BondIt, Tango Pictures
Director: Steven Shainberg
Writers: Brian Nelson,
Steven Shainberg
Actors: Noomi Rapace, Peter
Stormare, Kerry Bishé, Michael Chiklis, Lesley Manville, Paul Popowich, Ari
Millen, Joel Labelle, Percy Hynes White, Sergio Di Zio, Morgan Kelly, Jean
Yoon, Jonathan Potts, Brendan Jeffers
Genre: Horror, Sci-Fi,
Thriller
Rated: Unrated
I want to learn more about what the intended results are for this ‘rupturing’
process that occurs in this movie. This looks to be heavy on the horror and
thriller side in a ‘get out alive if you can’ type situation; but it’s the
sci-fi element that’s drawing me in.
Ari Millen (Exit Humanity,
Hellmouth, Farhope Tower) is no stranger to genetic manipulation fiction
from his roles in Orphan Black
(2013-). I’m interested in seeing what he does with this film. Put him together with the intense presence
that both Peter Stormare (Penguins of
Madagascar, Clown, John Wick: Chapter 2) and Michael Chicklis (Eagle Eye, The Shield, American Horror Story)
bring to the table; and Noomi Rapace’s (Beyond, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of
Shadows, Prometheus) character has her work cut out for her in pulling off her
attempted escape.
This looks like it might just tread the borderline with the
cringe-factor enough to keep you squirming even as you don’t dare look away.
17 - Smurfs: The Lost Village (April 7th)
Tag Line: A whole new world
awaits.
Production Companies:
Columbia Pictures, Kerner Entertainment Company, LStar Capital, Sony Pictures
Animation, Wanda Pictures
Director: Kelly Asbury
Writers: Stacey Harman,
Pamela Ribon, Peyo
Actors: Ariel Winter, Joe
Manganiello, Michelle Rodriguez, Julia Roberts, Ellie Kemper, Mandy Patinkin,
Rainn Wilson, Demi Lovato, Jake Johnson, Jack McBrayer, Danny Pudi, Gabriel Iglesias,
Tituss Burgess, Gordon Ramsey, Meghan Trainor, Jeff Dunham, Kelly Asbury
Genre: Animation, Adventure,
Comedy
Rated: PG
Instead of trying to make a third live-action Smurf movie, given the poor
performance of the existing sequel and other factors; the powers that be
decided to go full-on CGI animation this time around to reboot the property
again.
With the voice cast they’ve got lined up, I’m really hoping that this movie
lives up to expectations. Just a few of the noteworthy names among the cast are:
Joe Manganiello (True Blood, Knight of
Cups, Pee-Wee's Big Holiday), Julia Roberts (Charlie Wilson's War, Larry Crowne, Money Monster), Mandy Patinkin
(Criminal Minds, The Queen of Spain,
Homeland), Jack McBrayer (Wreck-It
Ralph, Bad Night, Wander Over Yonder), Gabriel Iglesias (The Nut Job, The Book of Life, Norm of the
North), and Michelle Rodriguez (Avatar,
Resident Evil: Retribution, Turbo). Rodriguez has been a busy lady,
featuring in three of the movies in this list! Rainn Wilson (The Stream, Cooties, Backstrom) voices
the villainous Gargamel, and Gordon Ramsay (Kitchen
Nightmares, Hell's Kitchen, Phineas and Ferb) is even featured as Baker
Smurf.
I think the concept for the movie looks interesting, and looks to
answer some of the burning questions that have been circulating ever since the
cartoon first came into homes on Saturday mornings.
16 - Spark: A Space Tail (April 14th)
Tag Line: Adventure goes
bananas.
Production Companies:
ToonBox Entertainment, Redrover Co. Ltd., Gulfstream Pictures, Shanghai
Hoongman Technology Co.
Director: Aaron Woodley
Writers: Doug Hadders,
Robert Reece, Adam Rotstein, Aaron Woodley
Actors: Patrick Stewart,
Susan Sarandon, Jessica Biel, Hilary Swank, Athena Karkanis, Jace Norman, A.C.
Peterson, Ivan Sherry, Aaron Woodley, Jason Deline, Rob deLeeuw, Jordan Pettle,
Shannon Perreault, Evan Taggart
Genre: Animation, Adventure,
Comedy
Rated: PG
This animated feature looks like it’s going to be lots of fun.
I am pretty much automatically down for anything that has Sir Patrick
Stewart (A Million Ways to Die in the West, Green Room, Logan) in it. I’m
already sold; but just to add icing on the cake, Susan Sarandon (The Meddler,
Hell and Back, Feud: Bette and Joan) and
Jessica Biel (Hitchcock, Bleeding Heart, A Kind of Murder) are featured
voices as well. This is also the first animated voice role for Hilary Swank
(The Gift, Million Dollar Baby, You're Not You).
Cast aside, the plot looks interesting, the animation is well done, and
it should be a great family movie during this time when kids seem to have quite
a bit of time out of school between late Spring Breaks and Easter breaks, etc.
It’s refreshing to see something new like this that isn’t piggybacked onto an
established franchise.
15 - Sleight (April 28th)
Tag Line: You can change the
cards you're dealt.
Production Company: Diablo
Entertainment
Director: J.D. Dillard
Writers: J.D. Dillard, Alex
Theurer
Actors: Jacob Latimore,
Seychelle Gabriel, Dulé Hill, Storm Reid, Sasheer Zamata, Michael Villar,
Brandon Johnson, Cameron Esposito, Andrew Fitzpatrick, Jay Walker, Frank Clem
Genre: Action, Drama, Sci-Fi
Rated: R
I read where someone described this movie as what might happen if you
blended up Iron Man (2008) and Chronicle (2012). I can see that.
While the struggle to survive the streets type recipe isn’t anything new;
this is definitely an original concept with the magician angle here. I love
projects where the protagonists utilize good old ingenuity to solve their
problems in an interesting and unexpected way.
14 - Unforgettable (April 21st)
Tag Line: When love ends,
madness begins
Production Company: DiNovi
Pictures
Director: Denise Di Novi
Writers: Christina Hodson,
David Leslie Johnson
Actors: Rosario Dawson,
Katherine Heigl, Whitney Cummings, Geoff Stults, Cheryl Ladd, Robert Wisdom,
Jayson Blair, Simon Kassianides, Mitch Silpa, Isabella Kai Rice, Aline Elasmar,
Kincaid Walker, Marissa Morgan, Alex Quijano
Genre: Thriller
Rated: R
Rosario Dawson (Seven Pounds, Daredevil, The LEGO Batman Movie) and Katherine
Heigl (Killers, The Nut Job, Jenny's Wedding) bring the intensity in this
dramatic relationship thriller. I was riveted by the trailer and want to see
how this unfolds. While one might think that a movie like this could be on the
predictable side, it looks like there might be some twists in there that
deviate from the usual ex getting revenge or harassing the new wife recipe.
13 - Born In China (April 21st)
Tag Line: Narrated by John
Krasinski
Production Company: Chuan
Films, Disneynature
Director: Chuan Lu
Writers: David Fowler, Brian
Leith, Phil Chapman, Chuan Lu
Actors: John Krasinski, Xun
Zhou
Genre: Documentary
Rated: G
I am not generally one to add documentaries to my top 20 lists, but
this one was well deserving. I mean, have you SEEN the trailers? The little
squeaky baby panda alone is worth the price of a ticket to get that in movie
surround-sound. The landscapes are breathtaking, and this production crew were
able to capture some gorgeous and often elusive animals in their native
environments. It’s a wonderful movie for spring and great for all ages.
12 - Voice From the Stone (April 28th)
Tag Line: Silence is
calling.
Production Companies: Zanuck
Independent, Code 39 Films, Producer Capital Fund
Director: Eric D. Howell
Writers: Silvio Raffo,
Andrew Shaw
Actors: Emilia Clarke,
Marton Csokas, Caterina Murino, Remo Girone, Lisa Gastoni, Kate Linder, Edward
Dring, Giampiero Judica, Nicole Cadeddu, Antonella Britta
Genre: Drama, Mystery,
Thriller
Rated: R
I love seeing Emilia Clarke (Spike Island, Terminator Genisys, Me
Before You) branch out into more roles outside her iconic Khaleesi in Game of
Thrones (2011-). Her dynamic with Marton Csokas (Noah, The Equalizer, Into the
Badlands) looks really interesting. I’m
left intrigued and disturbed after watching the trailer.
Am I the only one that sees the resemblance to the crack in the wall
(that was so much more) from Doctor Who (2005-)??
11 - Gifted (April 7th)
Tag Line: From the director
of "500 Days of Summer"
Production Companies:
FilmNation Entertainment, Fox Searchlight Pictures, Grade A Entertainment
Director: Marc Webb
Writer: Tom Flynn
Actors: Jenny Slate, Chris
Evans, Octavia Spencer, Mckenna Grace, Julie Ann Emery, Lindsay Duncan, Keir
O'Donnell, Glenn Plummer, John Finn, John M. Jackson, Joe Chrest, Jona Xiao,
Candace B. Harris, Maia Moss-Fife
Genre: Drama
Rated: PG-13
Chris Evans (Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Snowpiercer, Before We Go)
gets to play a superhero of a different flavor in this movie – as an uncle
taking care of his late sister’s brilliant little girl and his fight to let her
have a childhood instead of pushing her to advance academically. I have a
feeling that this one will require some tissues – there were so many feels just
from the trailer.
10 - The Promise (April 21st)
Tag Line: Empires fall. Love
Survives.
Production Companies: Rafael
Catering, Babieka, Survival Pictures, Wonderful Films
Director: Terry George
Writers: Terry George, Robin
Swicord
Actors: Christian Bale,
Oscar Isaac, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Angela Sarafyan, James Cromwell, Charlotte Le
Bon, Tom Hollander, Tamer Hassan, Rade Serbedzija, Michael Stahl-David, Numan
Acar, Marco Khan
Genre: Drama, History,
Romance
Rated: PG-13
This epic historical tale of war and romance opened to standing
ovations at the Toronto International Film Festival. The movie is set during
the Armenian Genocide (and the Turkish government is apparently not happy about
it to the point where they allegedly hired internet trolls to flood the web
with bad reviews). The love story doesn’t seem to overshadow the tale of those caught
in the conflict. I expect this one will both keep audiences at the edge of
their seats and also have people reaching for the tissues.
9 - The Assignment (April 7th)
Tag Line: One job changed it
all.
Production Company: SBS
Films
Director: Walter Hill
Writers: Denis Hamill,
Walter Hill
Actors: Michelle Rodriguez,
Sigourney Weaver, Caitlin Gerard, Tony Shalhoub, Terry Chen, Anthony LaPaglia,
Paul Lazenby, Lia Lam, Paul McGillion, Ken Kirzinger, Zak Santiago, Adrian
Hough, Lauro Chartrand, Caroline Chan, Alex Zahara, Sergio Osuna, Chad Riley
Genre: Action, Crime, Thriller
Rated: R
This is the second of three movies featuring Michelle Rodriguez (Fast
& Furious, Machete, Milton's Secret) in this month’s list; though this is
the only one where she’s the lead. This is actually her first lead role since Girlfight
(2000), and I am excited about it.
I love a good gender-bend story, and this tale of revenge takes that
concept to the next level.
On top of that, this film reunites Rodriguez with Sigourney Weaver
(WALL·E, The Cabin in the Woods, Chappie). I can’t wait to see if their
characters actually get to face-to-face in this story. I can only imagine there
will be an electric atmosphere on the screen. Tony Shalhoub (Monk, Movie 43,
Pain & Gain) is a pleasant surprise in this cast, as well. He does the
quirky roles so well, but also is great with the more serious side. I’m
interested to see how his character fits in with this explosive dynamic already
present.
8 - The Lost City of Z (April 14th)
Tag Line: In 1925, Percy
Fawcett ventured into the Amazon in search of a myth. What he discovered became
legendary.
Production Companies: Keep
Your Head, MICA Entertainment, MadRiver Pictures, Plan B Entertainment, Sierra
/ Affinity
Director: James Gray
Writers: James Gray, David
Grann
Actors: Charlie Hunnam,
Robert Pattinson, Sienna Miller, Tom Holland, Edward Ashley, Angus Macfadyen,
Ian McDiarmid, Clive Francis, Pedro Coello, Matthew Sunderland, Johann Myers,
Aleksandar Jovanovic, Elena Solovey
Genre: Action, Adventure,
Biography
Rated: PG-13
I’m going to put aside the fact that I absolutely adore Charlie Hunnam
(Cold Mountain, Sons of Anarchy, Crimson Peak) for a moment. He’s a large
factor in why I want to watch this movie, though there are other bankable
actors among the cast such as Robert Pattinson (Little Ashes, Remember Me,
Queen of the Desert), Sienna Miller (Foxcatcher, High-Rise, Burnt), and Tom
Holland (How I Live Now, In the Heart of the Sea, Captain America: Civil War).
The main reason why this is high on my personal must-see list is that
it has that wonderful film noir feel that harkens back to those old fashioned
adventure tale classics like King Solomon's Mines (1950) or The African Queen
(1951). It’s a period piece and based on a true story –so that only adds to the
appeal.
I can only imagine the tales that they must be able to tell from
filming this movie (and I’m hoping some of that makes it onto the Blu-ray
special features). Hunnam lost a good bit of weight for this role and even had
to allegedly be dissuaded from sleeping and eating in the war-scene trenches to
keep his immersion in his character. Nearby farmers reportedly became alarmed
at the amount of gunfire they heard from the production and reported it to
their local media outlets. I’m sure this just scratches the surface – not to
mention the challenges of actually filming in the jungle.
7 - Free Fire (April 21st)
Tag Line: All guns. No
control.
Production Companies: Film4,
Protagonist Pictures, Rook Films
Director: Ben Wheatley
Writers: Amy Jump, Ben
Wheatley
Actors: Enzo Cilenti, Sam
Riley, Michael Smiley, Brie Larson, Cillian Murphy, Armie Hammer, Sharlto Copley,
Babou Ceesay, Noah Taylor, Jack Reynor, Mark Monero, Patrick Bergin, Sara Dee,
Tom Davis
Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime
Rated: R
How cool is it that the writer and director for this movie took
inspiration from video games?! It’s said that games such as Counter Strike were
influences here. He also made a replica of the warehouse set using Minecraft
when he was planning out dimensions.
I digress.
This movie, set in 1978, looks absolutely hilarious. It’s a shoot-em-up
flick in its pure form and draws from all that ‘70s craziness. This film seems
to have a limited scope of setting but provides a vast amount of entertainment.
I laughed so hard just from watching the trailer.
6 - Mine (April 7th)
Tag Line: Stand Your Ground.
Production Companies: The
Safran Company, Roxbury, Sun Film, Mine Canarias, Ministero per i Beni e le
AttivitĂ Culturali (MiBAC)
Directors: Fabio Guaglione,
Fabio Resinaro
Writers: Fabio Guaglione,
Fabio Resinaro
Actors: Armie Hammer,
Annabelle Wallis, Tom Cullen, Clint Dyer, Geoff Bell, Juliet Aubrey, Luka
Peros, David Kirk Traylor
Genre: Thriller, War
Rated: Unrated
Do you think you could stand in one spot for hours or maybe days? Armie
Hammer’s (The Lone Ranger, The Man From U.N.C.L.E, Call Me By Your Name)
character has to do just that after an unfortunate step taken while crossing a
desert mine field.
This movie looks to be seriously intense – not just from the standpoint
that it is set during armed conflict, but even on a psychological level. I know
I’ll be on the edge of my seat to see whether or not this soldier is able to
make it to the end of the film alive.
5 - Going In Style (April 7th)
Tag Line: You're never too
old to get even.
Production Companies: New
Line Cinema, Village Roadshow Pictures, Warner Bros.
Director: Zach Braff
Writers: Theodore Melfi,
Edward Cannon
Actors: Morgan Freeman, Joey
King, Ann-Margret, Michael Caine, Alan Arkin, Peter Serafinowicz, Christopher
Lloyd, Matt Dillon, John Ortiz, Siobhan Fallon Hogan, Maria Dizzia, Katlyn
Carlson, Josh Pais, Melanie Nicholls-King, Camiel Warren-Taylor
Genre: Comedy, Crime
Rated: PG-13
Morgan Freeman (The Lego Movie, Lucy, London Has Fallen) is in this
movie. I could mic drop here, really. Who wouldn’t pay just to hear that man
talk for a couple hours? Seriously.
Okay, so there’s more incentive to go see this film; I promise. The
premise of this movie reminds me of one of the heists featured in a White
Rabbit Project (2016-) episode where a group of well-aged gentlemen pull off an
epic robbery. I don’t know that this movie is based on any sort of true story,
but the very concept is ripe with all sorts of comedic potential – that this
film seems to have employed to its full potential if the trailer is any indication.
This movie is actually a modernized remake of the 1979 movie featuring the
legendary George Burns (Oh, God!, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band,
Radioland Murders) and Art Carney (Firestarter, The Muppets Take Manhattan,
Last Action Hero). I’d say they picked an excellent cast to follow in their
shoes with the likes of Freeman, Sir Michael Caine (The Prestige, Inception,
Kingsman: The Secret Service), and Alan Arkin (Grosse Pointe Blank, Argo, Love
the Coopers).
I can’t wait to see all the geriatric Robin Hood-esque shenanigans.
4 - The Circle (April 28th)
Tag Line: Knowing is good.
Knowing everything is better.
Production Companies:
Imagenation Abu Dhabi FZ, Likely Story, Parkes+MacDonald Image Nation,
Playtone, Route One Entertainment
Director: James Ponsoldt
Writers: James Ponsoldt,
Dave Eggers
Actors: Emma Watson, Tom
Hanks, Bill Paxton, Karen Gillan, Claudia O'Doherty, Patton Oswalt, John
Boyega, Ellar Coltrane, Elvy Yost, Ellen Wong, Glenne Headly, Nate Corddry,
Frederick Koehler, Abraham Lim, Poorna Jagannathan
Genre: Drama, Sci-Fi,
Thriller
Rated: PG-13
I find the sci-fi element of this movie intriguing. The novel that this
film is based on is definitely going on my to-read list. The story seems to
lean towards the development of a Big Brother sort of setup via use of cutting
edge technology and information gathering.
Aside from the fact that there’s a stellar cast including Emma Watson
(Noah, The Colony, Beauty and the Beast), Tom Hanks (Bridge of Spies, Sully,
Inferno), and Karen Gillan (Gaurdians of the Galaxy, The Big Short, In a Valley
of Violence); there’s one more name that would tip this over the edge for me
even if I didn’t already love the concept.
This is Bill Paxton’s (2 Guns, Edge of Tomorrow, Nightcrawler) final
movie. As a longtime fan of his, I’m not ready to say “game over, man!” I want
to take this final ride with him on the big screen.
3 - Leap! (April 21st)
Tag Line: Life's greatest
adventures begin with a single...
Production Companies: Quad
Productions, Main Journey, Caramel Film, Gaumont, M6 Films, Canal+, Ciné+, M6,
W9, 6ter, Téléfilm Canada, SODEC, Radio Canada, Angoa
Directors: Eric Summer, Éric
Warin
Writers: Eric Summer,
Laurent Zeitoun, Carol Noble
Actors: Elle Fanning, Nat
Wolff, Carly Rae Jepsen, Maddie Ziegler, Terrence Scammell, Tamir Kapelian, Joe
Sheridan, Elana Dunkelman, Shoshana Sperling, Jamie Watson, Bronwen Mantel, Mel
Brooks, Alona Leoine
Genre: Animation, Adventure,
Comedy
Rated: Unrated
Out of all of the animated movies coming out this month (and there are
quite a few), this looks to be the most heartfelt and adorable. It actually
reminds me a little of one of our recent Foreign Film Friday reviews for a
movie that Selina and I absolutely loved. You won’t have to have that as a
reference, though, to appreciate this tale of taking chances, adventure,
ingenuity, and following dreams.
2 - Colossal (April 7th)
Tag Line: There's a monster
in all of us.
Production Companies: Toy
Fight Productions, Brightlight Pictures, Sayaka Producciones Audiovisuales,
Voltage Pictures
Director: Nacho Vigalondo
Writer: Nacho Vigalondo
Actors: Dan Stevens, Anne
Hathaway, Jason Sudeikis, Tim Blake Nelson, Austin Stowell, Agam Darshi, Rukiya
Bernard, Hannah Cheramy, Miho Suzuki, Sarah Surh, Christine Lee, Andrew Tait
Genre: Action, Comedy,
Sci-Fi
Rated: R
What would you do if you discovered that there was a giant monster that
was mimicking your every move? Would you try and save humanity through your
marionette skills or would you start cranking up the appropriate Blue Oyster
Cult song with which to take out Tokyo?
This movie looks quirky, funny, and very entertaining.
1 - The Fate of the Furious (April 14th)
Tag Line: Ride or die.
Remember.
Production Companies: Itaca
Films, One Race Films, Original Film
Director: F. Gary Gray
Writers: Chris Morgan, Gary
Scott Thompson
Actors: Vin Diesel, Charlize
Theron, Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham, Scott Eastwood, Michelle Rodriguez, Kurt
Russell, Nathalie Emmanuel, Elsa Pataky, Helen Mirren, Kristofer Hivju, Tyrese
Gibson, Kim Evans, Ludacris, Luke Hawx, Don Omar, Tego Calderon, Eden Estrella
Genre: Action, Crime, Thriller
Rated: PG-13
Does this one really need explanation? I don’t think it does. If I
must, it can really be summed up easily.
It’s the 8th installment in this franchise and there’s a
chase scene across ice involving a submarine and torpedoes.
Pure gearhead action adrenaline gold.
Movies to Look out For
According to: Selina
We Don't Belong Here - 20
Bethany - 19
Ozzy - 18
Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story - 17
The Assignment - 16
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks - 15
Rupture - 14
Unforgettable - 13
Their Finest - 12
The Promise - 11
Sand Castle - 10
Gifted - 9
Voice from the Stone - 8
Sleight - 7
Going in Style - 6
Mine - 5
Colossal - 4
Leap! - 3
The Fate of the Furious - 2
The Circle - 1