Robots, mummies, fast cars, sharks and Tupac. The summer movie season is almost here.
June 2
Wonder Woman
Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie
Dean
June 9
My Cousin Rachel
The Mummy
This has NOTHING to do with those movies starring Brendan Fraser and The Rock. I repeat: NOTHING.
The Mummy marks Tom Cruise's return to supernatural cinema. If it's anything like his first monster movie, Interview with the Vampire, I think we may have a winner. But there is a red flag: The Mummy is the follow-up to Dracula Untold in Universal Pictures' attempt to create a cinematic universe -- the monster version of the Avengers movies. On the plus side, both Cruise and co-star Russell Crowe tend to be pretty discerning when choosing film projects (Most of the time, anyway. I haven't forgotten M:I-2).
Beatriz at Dinner
Megan Leavey
June 16
Cars 3
All Eyez On Me
This could go either way. There's a ton of pressure for the filmmakers to get this right and a hundred ways that it could go wrong. Tupac's first biopic is gonna be under way more scrutiny than 2015's Straight Outta Compton. But releasing the movie on Pac's birthday is a great idea.
The Book of Henry
Rough Night
June 21
Transformers: The Last Knight
June 23
The Beguiled
The Big Sick
47 Meters Down
June 28
Baby Driver
June 30
Despicable Me 3
The House
The Little Hours
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