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Headlining the slate this week are some big movies with even bigger stars.
The Juice is loose in “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” with Michael Keaton reprising in the titular ghoulish role.
But if you watch one movie this week, I implore you to watch “Juror No.
The movie is the latest and possibly last from acclaimed actor and director Clint Eastwood.
By all accounts, the movie is great, with critics and audiences both praising it onRotten Tomatoes.
But for some reason, Warner Bros.
Discovery declined to give it a wide theatrical release in the U.S.
If you could’t, check that to at least watch in on Max when it arrives later this month.
Here are the top new movies streaming this week.
They are not the only familiar faces, as Catherine O’Hara returns as Lydia’s stepmother.
Unfortunately, this isn’t quite a happy-ever-after love story.
Ryle is abusive and it causes Lily pain, both emotionally and physically.
Stream it onNetflixstarting Dec. 9
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There’s just one problem Justin may have killed her.
Or, at least, that’s the conclusion he reaches after hearing all the details of the story.
Can Skye rid herself of the curse and this evil entity?
Or will she just be the next victim in a long line of victims?
Watch it now to find out.
To get her on board, he threatens to expose her shady past.
From there, things start to go wrong.
But now that it’s coming to Mubi, you have to watch this unhinged-yet-beloved superhero movie.
I can’t really do the movie justice in a description you’ll just have to see it.
It centers around the life of American actor Christopher Reeve, who was most famous for two things.
First, was his iconic portrayal of Superman.
Reeve didn’t let his accident put his life permanently on ice though.
Of course, this doesn’t go so well after Lou finds out it’s a lie.
This movie appears to have a lot of standard historical fiction tropes, particularly when retelling stories of colonization.
And there’s admittedly no more apt time for a movie about the Nativity than right around Christmas.
Things get even worse though after that child is born.
Stream it onNetflixstarting Dec. 6
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