As we round out the second week of March, we are greeted with more movies coming to theaters. Here is a look at a few coming to theaters this week.
1. Bloodshot
First on the list is Vin Diesel’s latest film Bloodshot. Based on the comics of the same name, it follows a former marine brought back to life after he and his wife are murdered. The scientists who bring him back to life enhance him into a superhuman and he becomes a killing machine. While initially he retains no memory of his past life, as he begins to remember he realizes he is in the middle of a conspiracy. It’s refreshing to see a superhero film not involved within a huge franchise. This movie could prove to be a breath of fresh air that we all need.
2. The Hunt
Originally scheduled to be released in September, this movie chronicles 12 strangers as they realize they have been chosen to be hunted in a game orchestrated by elites. This movie has been surrounded by politics and controversy, especially after President Trump outwardly criticized the movie. However, since then the movie has embraced such criticism and has dared audiences to see for themselves what all the fuss is about.
3. I Still Believe
This movie starring KJ Apa playing Christian singer Jeremy Camp. It follows Camp’s early college years as he begins his path down becoming an established singer. During this time, he meets his wive and marries her even with the knowledge that she was dying of ovarian cancer. Fans of Jeremy Camp will not want to miss this heart wrenching drama.
4. The Postcard Killings
This movie based off of the Liza Marklund and James Patterson novel of the same name, follows a detective as he searches for the serial killer who killed his daughter while she was on her honeymoon in London. Starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan and directed by Danis Tanovic, this movie will also be released to Apple TV as well as receiving a theatrical release.
5. Never Rarely Sometimes Always
This movie follows two cousins as they embark on a journey to New York after learning of an unplanned pregnancy. The movie premiered at Sundance Film Festival where it was met with praise and won a Special Jury Prize for Neo-Realism. It also competed for the Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival where it was awarded the Silver Bear Grandy Jury Prize. If its accolades are anything to go off, we can assume we are in safe hands for this one.
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