Superbad

<cite index="3-25,3-26,3-27">Andy (Anne Hathaway) returns to Runway as Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep) tries to navigate a very different and new media landscape. Andy hopes to help her position Runway for success as they reconnect with old friends, with the main goal to ensure the iconic magazine survives.</cite> The sequel reunites the original cast for more misadventures in the fashion-mag industry.

Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the gang face their biggest challenge yet when they're introduced to a new threat to playtime: electronics and smart tablets. It's toys versus tech as they fight to remain relevant in their owner's life while discovering what it truly means to be a beloved toy.

<cite index="2-24,2-25,2-26,2-27">Will Arnett and Laura Dern bring laughs and depth to a kind of unofficial companion piece to Marriage Story. Based on the story of British comedian John Bishop, it follows a man faced with divorce who stumbles onto the stage of a New York stand-up club and finds freedom and therapy firing out relatable gags to crowds of strangers. It'll be the best of kind of therapy for anyone going through similar tribulations.</cite>

When Shula discovers her uncle's body on a deserted road, his death sets off a family reckoning. As funeral proceedings unfold, buried secrets of their middle-class Zambian family come to light, revealing uncomfortable truths about abuse and cultural silence. A surreal and vibrant exploration of what happens when someone finally breaks the cycle of silence.

As their beloved baseball field faces demolition to make way for a new school, two amateur New England teams gather for one final game. What unfolds is a meditation on community, nostalgia, and the bittersweet passage of time as day turns to night and innings bleed together in this poignant tribute to America's pastime.

The rise and spectacular fall of the world's first smartphone unfolds as a darkly comic business thriller. Following co-founders Mike Lazaridis and Doug Fregin alongside ruthless investor Jim Balsillie, this film captures the manic energy and hubris that built an empire—and the complacency that destroyed it when the iPhone arrived.

An ordinary office worker's night out in downtown New York spirals into a surreal nightmare of mistaken identities, bizarre encounters, and escalating chaos. Martin Scorsese's black comedy follows Paul as he navigates an increasingly hostile urban landscape where every attempt to get home only leads him deeper into trouble.

A struggling writer becomes a caregiver for a sarcastic teenager with muscular dystrophy, leading to an unexpected road trip that changes both their lives. This heartfelt comedy-drama explores friendship, healing, and finding purpose while avoiding the typical pitfalls of disability narratives through genuine humor and emotional honesty.

A semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story following 13-year-old Chris, a Taiwanese-American boy navigating the last month of summer before high school in 2008. As he learns to skate, flirt, and deal with family dynamics, the film captures the awkward beauty of adolescence with remarkable authenticity. Set against the backdrop of early social media, it's both nostalgic and painfully relatable.

Local hero Dave Fishwick returns to take on predatory payday lenders after establishing his successful community bank in Burnley. He assembles a team to fight these ruthless financial institutions that prey on the most vulnerable. A feel-good sequel about banking with heart.