“31 Jokes About Disney Channel Original Movies That'll Send You Right Back To Middle School - BuzzFeed” plus 1 more

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“31 Jokes About Disney Channel Original Movies That'll Send You Right Back To Middle School - BuzzFeed” plus 1 more

31 Jokes About Disney Channel Original Movies That'll Send You Right Back To Middle School - BuzzFeed

Posted: 20 Nov 2019 07:40 AM PST

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New Films: ‘21 Bridges,’ ‘Frozen II’ - Houston Chronicle

Posted: 20 Nov 2019 10:00 PM PST

Sam Bathrick's documentary focuses on inmates in Virginia who end up collaborating with Grammy-winning hip-hop performer Todd "Speech" of the group Arrested Development.

Unrated. Playing at AMC Studio 30, Houston.

"21 Bridges"

Chadwick Boseman ("Black Panther") stars as an NYPD detective on the hunt for a pair of cop killers. J.K. Simmons, Taylor Kitsch and Sienna Miller co-star.

Rated R. Playing throughout Houston.

"A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood"

In this drama based on a true story, Matthew Rhys ("The Americans") plays a cynical, hard-bitten journalist whose life is enriched by meeting Fred Rogers (Tom Hanks). It's directed by Marielle Heller, who made "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"

Rated PG. Playing throughout Houston.

"Adithya Varma"

Tamil-language romantic drama from India about a surgeon whose life goes into a tailspin after his girlfriend marries someone else.

Unrated. Playing at Cinemark Tinseltown 290, Houston.

"American Dharma"

Documentarian Errol Morris ("The Thin Blue Line," "The Fog of War") turns his lens on former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon.

Rated R. Playing at AMC Studio 30, Houston.

"Frozen II"

Here's the sequel to the smash animated hit "Frozen" featuring a voice cast that includes Kristen Bell, Sterling K. Brown, Idina Menzel, Jason Ritter and Alfred Molina. In this adventure, Anna, Kristoff, Olaf, Sven and Elsa go on the hunt for the source of Elsa's powers.

Rated PG. Playing throughout Houston.

"George Reddy"

Telugu-language biopic from India about student leader and boxer George Reddy.

Unrated. Playing at AMC Studio 30, Houston; Cinemark Tinseltown 290, Houston.

"Honey Boy"

Shia LaBeouf wrote and stars in this biographical drama based on his life with his abusive father. The kicker is that LaBeouf doesn't play himself but his dad. Lucas Hedges, Clifton Collins Jr. and FKA Twigs co-star.

Rated R. Playing at Landmark River Oaks, Houston.

"Knives Out"

Director/writer Rian Johnson ("Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi") channels his inner Agatha Christie in his whodunit set on a remote estate. The all-star cast includes Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Michael Shannon, LaKeith Stanfield, Toni Collette, Don Johnson, Michael Shannon and Jamie Lee Curtis.

Rated PG-13. Opens Wednesday throughout Houston.

"Nothing Stays the Same"

Director Jeff Sandmann's absorbing documentary looks at the pressures of rising real-estate values and gentrification have had on an iconic Austin nightspot, the Saxon Pub.

Unrated. Playing at 14 Pews, Houston.

"Queen & Slim"

Melina Matsoukas, who made a name for herself directing episodes of such socially aware small-screen projects as "Insecure" and "Master of None" as well as Beyoncé's "Lemonade," comes to the big screen with a drama about a couple who find their lives forever changed after a police officer pulls them over. The cast is certainly noteworthy: Daniel Kaluuya ("Get Out"); Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers; Chloe Sevigny; Jodie Turner-Smith ("The Last Ship"); Indya Moore ("Pose"); singer Sturgill Simpson; Bokeem Woodbine (the TV series "Underground") and Benito Martinez ("House of Cards," "How to Get Away with Murder").

Rated R. Opens Wednesday throughout Houston.

"Pagalpanti"

Hindi-language action-comedy from India about a tourist group whose vacation takes a strange turn.

Unrated. Playing at AMC Studio 30, Houston; AMC First Colony, Sugar Land.

"Waves"

Houstonian director Trey Edward Shults latest drama, about a Florida black family in crisis, delivers a knockout punch, thanks to his visual style and strong performances from Sterling K. Brown and Kelvin Harrison Jr. among others. It played to a sell-out crowd on the opening night of the Houston Cinema Arts festival last week.

Rated R. Opens Wednesday at Regal Greenway Grand Palace, 24, Houston.

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