Admit One 5/3
Long Shot
Starring: Seth Rogen, Charlize Theron, O’Shea Jackson Jr, June Diane Raphael, Andy Serkis, Bob Odenkirk
Directed by: Jonathan Levine
Plot: When Fred Flarsky reunites with his first crush, one of the most influential women in the world, Charlotte Field, he charms her. As she prepares to make a run for the Presidency, Charlotte hires Fred as her speechwriter and sparks fly.
Rotten Tomatoes Freshness: 86%
Critic Consensus: “A sharp and deceptively layered comedy that’s further fueled by the odd couple chemistry of its leads, this Long Shot largely hits its marks”
El Chicano
Starring: Raul Castillo, Aimee Garcia, Jose Pablo Cantillo, David Castaneda, Marco Rodriguez, Sal Lopez
Directed by: Ben Hernandez Bray
Plot: When L.A.P.D. Detective Diego Hernandez is assigned a career-making case investigating a vicious cartel, he uncovers links to his brother’s supposed suicide and a turf battle that’s about to swallow his neighborhood.
RT Freshness 29%
Critic Consensus: N/A
Uglydolls
Starring: Kelly Clarkson, Emma Roberts, Gabriel Iglesias, Nick Jonas, Janelle Monae, Bebe Rexha
Directed by: Kelly Asbury
Plot: An animated adventure in which the free-spirited UglyDolls confront what it means to be different, struggle with a desire to be loved, and ultimately discover who you truly are is what matters most.
RT Freshness: 32%
Critic Consensus: “Very young viewers may be entertained by UglyDolls — if only because they’re less likely to recognize the many familiar elements in its affirmative yet formulaic story”
The Intruder
Starring: Michael Ealy, Meagan Goode, Dennis Quaid, Joseph Sikora, Alvina August
Directed by: Deon Taylor
Plot: When a young married couple buys their dream house in the Napa Valley, they think they have found the perfect home to take their next steps as a family. But when the strangely attached seller continues to infiltrate their lives, they begin to suspect that he has hidden motivations beyond a quick sale.
RT Freshness: 31%
Critic Consensus: “The Intruder might appeal to fans of shout-at-the-screen cinema, but this thriller’s ludicrous plot robs it of suspense — and undermines Dennis Quaid’s suitably over-the-top performance”
