If you want a suggestion of what to do this weekend, we recommend sleeping in, but if you want catch a movie, we suppose you can do that, too. There are a ton of new movies out, and we are giving you the lowdown in this week’s Showtime.
Subway commuter: “New York City is a whole new level of crazy these days.”
Dakota Johnson (as Cassie Webb/Madame Web): “This is an emergency! Get off the train! That man is trying to kill you.”
Dakota Johnson is out to save lives in “Madame Web.” In the Marvel movie, Dakota’s a paramedic who develops psychic powers.
But she must use her new powers for good. Apparently, she can’t just pick winning lottery numbers. Bummer.
Jennifer Lopez (as Artist): “What are you guys doing here?”
Alix Angelis (as The Quiet One): “We think you may be a sex addict.”
Jennifer Lopez (as Artist): “What?”
Brandon Delsid (as The Lover): “Maybe.”
Jennifer Lopez is spilling the tea. Well, sort of.
Her new musical film, “This Is Me…Now: A Love Story,” is a reimagining of the superstar’s highly publicized — and often scrutinized — love life.
Liam Hemsworth (as Kinney): “Reaper, you there? Reaper?”
Russell Crowe (as Reaper): “We’re here, playboy. You’ve got to get your ass on the move, son.”
Character in “Land of Band”: “Come on, soldier!”
Russell Crowe is the eyes in the sky in “Land of Bad.”
When a Delta Force team is ambushed in enemy territory, a rookie officer, played by Liam Hemsworth, must rely on an Air Force drone pilot to guide him and his team to safety.
Caleb Bellavance (as Franklin Armstrong, voice): “Do you want to have…? Excuse me. Making new friends can be hard. I’m Franklin Armstrong.”
Etienne Kellici (as Charlie Brown, voice): “My name is Charlie Brown.”
The Peanuts gang is back in “Snoopy Presents: Welcome Home, Franklin.”
Newcomer Franklin is having trouble fitting in. Not to worry, though, because his new pal Charlie Brown knows just the way to help him make friends: winning the soap box derby race.
Kingsley Ben-Adir (as Bob Marley): “Reggae’s the people music.”
Character in “Bob Marley: One Love”: “You know you’re a superstar?”
Kingsley Ben-Adir (as Bob Marley): “I ain’t a superstar.”
Don’t worry about a thing, because the Bob Marley biopic is here.
“Bob Marley: One Love” follows the life and career of the legendary reggae artist. But in the movie, everything was not all right.
James Norton (as Chris Blackwell): “Not everyone likes what you’re saying. For you own safety, you need to stop.”
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