Plugged In Entertainment Reviews

This romantic drama about a down-on-his luck guy who finds out he’s a spiritual healer almost feels like your typical Hallmark movie—except for a bit more language, drinking and suggestive content. (NR)

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Dua Lipa’s second effort delivers mixed messages when it comes to emotional independence and physical intimacy.

Whannel has crafted a film that plays out more as cruel reality than science fiction. (R)

Ah, the 1950s: sock hops. Poodle skirts. Drive-ins. … UFOs? This slow-burning sci-fi thriller looks on as two intrepid teenagers seek to unravel the mystery of strange sounds being picked up over phone lines in a small New Mexico town. (PG-13)

What happens when you upload your soul to a virtual “heaven” before you die? The answers here aren’t always divine.

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After Hours boasts an innovative sound, but it remains the same story fueled by explicit depictions of sex

This classic man-and-dog adventure still has something to offer families looking for an old-fashioned, Disney-style escape. (PG)

Despite its feel-good messages about friendship and perseverance, The High Note still hits some low notes, too, as it glorifies an extravagant, excess-filled lifestyle—one filled with foul language, drinking, showy outfits and casual sex.

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Dustin Lynch teams up with American Idol runner-up Lauren Alaina in a nostalgic duet revisiting a long-lost love.

By Pixar’s own high standards, Onward is a bit of a disappointment. (PG)

Everyone’s favorite animated Marmaduke returns for an adventure with Shaggy and the Mystery, Inc. gang that’s packed with some surprisingly spooky plot twists. (PG)

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John K sings of all the ways he would be worse off if he hadn’t met the one he loves.

This big-screen take on Sega’s anthropomorphized cobalt cannonballer is mostly cute and cuddly. (PG)

More than a million people have witnessed Sight & Sound Theatres’ remarkable stage production JESUS. Now a filmed version of this winsome portrait of Jesus’ life is available to stream and buy. (NR)

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