Besides “Battle of the Sexes,” three other new films are battling for your box office buck this weekend. They include a Brat-Pack reboot and Tom Cruise back in the cockpit. Here’s a look in this week’s Showtime.
Domhnall Gleeson (as Monty “Schafer”): “We need you to deliver stuff for us.”
Tom Cruise (as Barry Seal): “All this is legal?”
Domhnall Gleeson (as Monty “Schafer”): “If you’re doing it for the good guys.”
Tom Cruise stars in “American Made,” a true story about pilot Barry Seal, who worked as a sort of delivery man between the U.S. and Central America. He made a ton of money, but also got into a ton of trouble because he was working for all sides — the CIA, the DEA and Pablo Escobar.
Tom Cruise: “I don’t condone the things he did, but you see it and you can’t help it. There’s this wish fulfillment. Someone who lived beyond the rules.”
Stephen Bishop (as Michael): “‘Til death do us part. Remember?”
And you thought your ex had issues? “Til Death Do Us Part” is a thriller about a woman’s estranged husband tracking her down and wreaking havoc.
Fortunately, her new squeeze, played by Taye Diggs, isn’t gonna stand for that.
Nina Dobrev (as Marlo): “It’s like her brain’s been rewired.”
James Norton (as Jamie): “I’m going next.”
James Norton (as Jamie): “It’s a good day to die.”
You might wanna rethink that. Ellen Page stars in “Flatliners,” a sequel to the 1990 movie of the same name. She’s one of five medical students who experiment on near-death experiences — and take that experiment too far.
Ellen Page (as Courtney) “This was my fault.”
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