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The Trailer for Maisie Williams' New 'X-Men: The New Mutants' Movie Is Terrifying


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There has been no shortage of X-Men movies since filmgoers were first introduced to Professor X and company in 2000. Marvel fans have seen the good (X-Men, X-Men: First Class), the bad (X-Men: The Last Stand), and the so sad it might ruin not just all Wolverine movies, but all Hugh Jackson movies for you (Logan). And now, mutant fans are finally getting a horror movie.

On Friday (the 13th, no less) the trailer dropped for X-Men: The New Mutants—a look at what happens when mutant teens aren’t sent to a magical prep school full of small classes and only the occasional government raid, and instead are locked in some kind of haunted house. The film stars Stranger Things’ Charlie Heaton as Sam Guthrie (Mutant code name: Cannonball) and Game of Thrones’ Maisie Williams as Rahne Sinclair a.k.a. Wolfsbane. (I know it’s traditional to pick a new name that highlights your abilities, but Rahne Sinclair is already a pretty cool name.)

With the film, Williams is joining her GoT co-star and real-life bestie, Sophie Turner, in the X-Men universe. Turner played young Jean Grey in last year’s X-Men Apocalypse and will star in X-Men: Dark Phoenix, out next November.

If the star power of X-Men: The New Mutants hasn’t sold you (the film also features Split‘s Anya Taylor-Joy and 13 Reasons Why’s Henry Zaga), the man behind the camera might. Josh Boone, who directs the new film and penned the screenplay, also directed classic teen weepie The Fault in Our Stars.

X-Men: The New Mutants will be released on April 13. Watch the trailer below, if you dare:

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Watch This: 17 TV and Movie Releases This Week Worth Staying In For


The fall TV season continues this week with a slew of exciting offerings, both old and new. Some shows are even a mix of both, like MTV’s TRL reboot that kicks off Monday, October 2. (Yes, TRL is coming back; early 2000s fanatics rejoice!) If you want to pass on TRL, though, there are plenty of shows this week that will give you just as many feels. Scandal‘s last season kicks off Thursday, not to mention the premieres for black-ish and Fresh Off the Boat. And let’s not forget the doozy of a Kate Winslet film hitting theaters this weekend, The Mountain Between Us, about two strangers-turned-lovers who almost freeze to death. Sound familiar?

These are the 17 can’t-miss premieres happening this week. Get excited.

Sunday, October 1

Keeping Up With the Kardashians: The 14th season of E!’s signature show about pop-culture’s signature family premieres tonight. Even after 10 years, we’re still invested as hell. Bible. 9 P.M. EST on E!

Ten Days in the Valley: Kyra Sedgwick experiences a mother’s worst nightmare when her daughter is kidnapped in the middle of the night. A Taken-esque narrative ensues. 10 P.M. EST on ABC

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Monday, October 2

The Gifted: A badass female superhero (Natalie Alyn Lind) is at the center of this X-Men spinoff series, which explores what happens to two teenagers when they realize they have mutant powers. 9 P.M. EST on Fox

TRL: No, Carson Daly isn’t back to host, but this highly-anticipated reboot will surely deliver the nostalgic music-video feels you want. Ed Sheeran and Migos are set to perform in the first episode. 3:30 P.M. EST on MTV

Tuesday, October 3

Queen Sugar: The second midseason premiere of this smash hit from Ava DuVernay premieres tonight, and the stakes are high. Tune in to find out how Darla’s family reacts to her engagement news and if Aunt Violet’s condition worsens. (We’re particularly nervous about the latter.) 10 P.M. EST on OWN

black-ish: Season four of the Anthony Anderson and Tracee Ellis Ross-helmed comedy kicks off this evening, but something tells us the laughs might be in short supply. Remember, we just found out Bow’s having complications with her pregnancy, so viewers will be walking on eggshells until that’s resolved. 9 P.M. EST on ABC

Fresh Off the Boat: A quick refresher: Jessica and Louis’ plans to move back into their old home are foiled when they discover someone else is already renting it. Does this mean the family has to stay in their new digs, which it’s pretty clear they hate? Tune in to find out. 8:30 P.M. EST on ABC

The Mayor: One of fall’s most promising new offerings tracks what happens when an aspiring rapper (Brandon Micheal Hall) decides to run for mayor to promote his music and wins. There’s only one thing to do in this situation, TBH: Hire Lea Michele to run your office. (For the record, it’s one of the Glee star’s strongest performances to date.) 9:30 P.M. EST on ABC

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Wednesday, October 4

iHeartRadio Music Festival: The Weeknd, Harry Styles, Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato, and other singers perform at this two-day festival, which takes place in Las Vegas. 8 P.M. EST on The CW

The Real Housewives of New Jersey: RHONJ is kind of like a music festival, too—except it’s filled with people screaming instead of singing. If that’s your jam, then add this to your list. 9 P.M. EST on Bravo

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Thursday, October 5

The Fosters, season 5A: We’re still not over the final scene from 5A, when the ICE agents literally showed up at prom. Relive that moment, plus the 10 other episodes from 5A, on Netflix starting today. Available on Netflix

Scandal: Olivia Pope drinks wine, eats popcorn, and solves political crises for one final season, starting this evening. I can’t talk about this more without crying. 9 P.M. EST on ABC

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Friday, October 6

Once Upon a Time: This soft reboot centers on a new protagonist, Lucy (Alison Fernandez), who arrives in Seattle with her Once Upon a Time book to find her father. 8 P.M. EST on ABC

The Mountain Between Us: Kate Winslet and Idris Elba play very hot strangers whose small airplane crashes on top of an isolated mountain. Why is Winslet always in movies where she’s cold? In theaters

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Saturday, October 7

Spielberg: A documentary about Steven Spielberg, for those of you dying to learn more about how Jaws and Jurassic Park were filmed. 8 P.M. EST on HBO

Blair Witch: You can now stream last year’s very terrifying Blair Witch sequel, which basically has the same story as the 1999 film but with better cinematography. Consider your first horror movie marathon set. Available on Amazon and Hulu

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Blake Lively Is Channeling 'Orange Is the New Black' for Her New Movie


Blake Lively’s filmography runs the gamut. Of course, she’s best known for playing Serena van der Woodsen on The CW’s hit series Gossip Girl, but her range extends far past the Upper East Side. She battled a man-eating shark in The Shallows, remained ageless (literally) in The Age of Adaline, and wore the same pair of jeans for days in Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants.

One role she hasn’t played, however, is prison inmate—well, she has now. Photos surfaced this week of Lively on the set of her new film, A Simple Favor, and she’s serving some serious Orange Is the New Black vibes in them. And by that we mean she’s wearing an orange prison jumpsuit. Yup. Check it out for yourself, below:

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Here’s what we know about A Simple Favor: It’s based on the novel of the same name by Darcey Bell and centers on a mommy blogger (Anna Kendrick), her best friend who goes missing (Lively), and the latter’s husband (Henry Golding). Lively was photographed on set a few weeks ago crying with a fake black eye, so this film is pretty dramatic.

Why Lively’s character ends up in jail is a mystery to everyone who hasn’t read the novel. These tiny previews suggest A Simple Favor is the most intense film Lively has ever done—yes, even more harrowing than killing a 20-foot monster shark by herself.

But Serena lovers shouldn’t completely freak out: There’s still a little bit of dazzle in Lively’s jumpsuit look. Notice how her shirt is slightly tied up. You have to accessorize in some way, am I right?

A Simple Favor is slated for a 2018 release.

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Watch This: 17 Movie and TV Premieres You'll Regret Missing This Week


The fall TV season has officially begun, and you know what that means, right? There’s about to be so many amazing new—and returning!—shows to put in your queue. And let’s not forget about movies: Fall is a great time for the box office, too. The best films of the year come out around this time: horror flicks, weepy dramas, Oscar bait…it’s a smorgasbord, really.

So how the hell are you going to choose what to watch? Hopefully we can help with that. Welcome back to “Watch This,” Glamour.com’s new column that highlights the best movies and TV shows debuting each week. Fair warning: The next seven days are a doozy—in the best way possible. Outlander is returning! And Broad City! Plus, you have the premiere of HBO’s new series, The Deuce, and Jennifer Lawrence’s movie, mother!. These 17 movies and TV shows are the ones to watch—literally—this week. Plan your social calendars accordingly. (Read: Cancel all your plans.)

Sunday, September 10

Top of the Lake: China Girl: Elisabeth Moss, Nicole Kidman, and Gwendoline Christie star in the next chapter of this searing drama about a detective who investigates the disappearance of a 12-year-old girl in New Zealand. Literally all your faves from the three best TV shows of 2017—The Handmaid’s Tale, Big Little Lies, and Game of Thrones—are in one place, so you know China Girl is going to be amazing. 9 P.M. EST on Sundance TV

Outlander: The third season of Starz’s hit drama about a World War II nurse who catapults back to 1743 is finally here. Expect even more steamy sex scenes. 8 P.M. EST on Starz

97th Miss America Competition: If you like beauty pageants, you’re in luck. If you don’t, watch Top of the Lake: China Girl…or anything else. 9 P.M. EST on ABC

The Deuce: James Franco plays twins in this new, explosive drama about the rise of the porn industry in 1970s New York City. Times Square—the former hub of NYC’s porn scene—is at the center of this story, which also stars Maggie Gyllenhaal as a sex worker. 9 P.M. EST on HBO

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Monday, September 11

Newton’s Law: The popular Australian eight-part series is finally available for American audiences. Claudia Karvan stars as Josephine Newton, a real estate agent who tries to return to her former lawyer job. Filled with quirky characters and a relatable premise, this show is perfect Monday-night entertainment. Acorn TV

The Forgotten: But if you’re in the mood for an oldie-but-goodie, watch The Forgotten, a slept-on psychological thriller starring Julianne Moore and Dominic West. It hits Netflix today. Moore plays a mother whose son mysteriously vanishes; everyone tells her that he never existed, but she’s convinced otherwise. Spooky antics ensue. Netflix

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Tuesday, September 12

The Mindy Project: The sixth and final season of The Mindy Project kicks off today, and our heroine has a lot of decisions to make. The season trailer confirms that Mindy did marry Ben, but there’s already trouble in paradise. And the fact that all her exes are now back in the picture won’t help the situation, either. Oof. Hulu

Hand in Hand: A Benefit for Hurricane Harvey Relief: Beyonce, George Clooney, Julia Roberts, Barbra Streisand, Reese Witherspoon, and Oprah Winfrey will appear in this one-hour telethon, which will raise money for the victims of Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma. 8 P.M. EST on ABC, FOX, CBS, and NBC

Heroin(e) This heartbreaking new documentary explores the lives of three women dedicated to combatting the opioid crisis in Huntington, West Virginia. Netflix

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Wednesday, September 13

Barbershop: The classic comedy, starring Ice T and Eve, turns 15 today. If it’s one of your favorites, throw a viewing party and add on the film’s two sequels. If it’s your first time watching, take it all in without distraction. You don’t want to miss any of the jokes. Available to rent on Amazon

Broad City: Broad City is baaaack, and the first question on fans’ minds is what the hell happened to Abbi and Ilana on that flight to Israel. (A quick recap: Abbi got her period on the flight but didn’t have any tampons, and sheer insanity ensued.) Not to quote Taylor Swift’s Reputation era, but brace for impact. 10:30 P.M. EST on Comedy Central

Thursday, September 14

Disney’s Pocahontas: Starting today, you can paint with all the colors of the wind whenever you damn well please—well, until Disney’s own streaming service launches. Netflix

Better Things: Pamela Adlon directs every episode of Better Things season two, the FX series that she also stars in. That’s a huge reason to catch up on season one—which focuses on the brutally real humor of single motherhood—and tune in tonight. 10 P.M. EST on FX

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Friday, September 15

First They Killed My Father: Angelina Jolie directs this poignant film, which is based on Loung Ung’s nonfiction book and centers on a 5-year-old girl who must fight for survival during Khmer Rouge’s terrifying reign in Cambodia. Netflix

mother!: Darren Aronofsky’s new film, starring Jennifer Lawrence, Javier Bardem, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Ed Harris, is shrouded in secrecy, but here’s what we do know: It looks terrifying. What the hell are these people doing in J.Law’s house?! In theaters

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Saturday, September 16

Ten: Murder Island: If campy horror schlock is your poison, Lifetime has the supply tonight. First on the docket is Ten: Murder Island , which follows 10 teenagers who head to a party retreat on some random island with no parents. You can guess what happens after that. (Hint: It’s in the title.) 8 P.M EST on Lifetime

Drink, Slay, Love: This is the greatest movie title in the history of movie titles, and its premise sounds incredibly fun, too. A 16-year-old vampire named Pearl loses her aversion to sunlight, so her family enrolls her in a local high school. Her task is simple: pick up dinner. Eat up. 10 P.M. EST on Lifetime



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Fall 2017 Movie Guide: 23 Films You Can't Miss


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    Patti Cake$ (August 18)

    Patti Cake$ was a hit at the Sundance Film Festival, and it’s obvious why. This endearing little indie centers on a plus-size white girl named Patti, who tries to gain confidence and purpose by pursuing a rap music career. Of course, white people have run into trouble crossing into the rap space—cough, Iggy Azalea, cough—but Patti Cake$ is executed with genuine authenticity and heart. Which is why it works.

    Fox Searchlight

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    Home Again (September 8)

    Reese Witherspoon follows up her acclaimed role in Big Little Lies with Home Again, a heartfelt dramedy about a recently-separated mother whose life flips upside down when she lets three twenty-something dudes stay in her house. At first, this film seems formulaic and a tad cheesy, but Witherspoon’s nuanced performance makes it worth the watch. Oh, and her house-mates are pretty hot too.

    Open Road

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    All I See Is You (September 15)

    Blake Lively plays a blind woman who regains her sight and realizes her life—and marriage—are royally screwed up. There’s a campy, Obsessed element to this film that makes it perfect popcorn fun. Something tells me Lively’s husband in the film, played by Jason Clarke, is up to no good.

    Open Road

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    mother! (September 15)

    Director Darren Aronofsky follows up 2014’s Noah with mother!, a psychological horror movie that is shrouded in secrecy. The only thing we know for sure is that Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem’s “tranquil existence” gets interrupted when Michelle Pfeiffer and Ed Harris show up to their house. Kristen Wiig’s in this film, too, doing…who TF knows? But it looks good. And scary as hell.

    Paramount

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    Battle of the Sexes (September 22)

    Emma Stone and Steve Carell star in this historical comedy about the iconic 1973 tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs. Spoiler alert: King wins, which is a big deal because Riggs spent weeks telling the press there’s no way a woman could beat him. Stone and Carell’s chemistry jumps off the screen here.

    Fox Searchlight

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    Flatliners (September 29)

    Ellen Page and Nina Dobrev lead this sci-fi horror romp, which focuses on a group of med students who use high-tech equipment to briefly stop their hearts and experience death. As you can imagine, things don’t exactly go well. This film is actually a follow-up to the 1990 film with the same name. Both are ridiculous, but highly entertaining.

    Cross Creek

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    The Mountain Between Us (October 6)

    The Mountain Between Us is just like Titanic —but in this case Jack (Idris Elba) and Rose (Winslet) get stranded at the top of a frigid mountain and have to fight for survival. So it’s actually nothing like Titanic. Elba’s signature smolder is abundant in this movie, though. Praised be.

    20th Century Fox

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    Breathe (October 13)

    Annnd here’s your first tearjerker of the season. It stars Andrew Garfield as Robin Cavendish, a man who contracts polio at 28 years old, paralyzing him from the neck down. With only a few months left to live, he and his wife (Claire Foy) travel around the world helping other people with the same affliction. Like we said, get ready to cry.

    Bleecker Street

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    Marshall (October 13)

    Chadwick Boseman, Josh Gad, Sterling K. Brown, and Kate Hudson star in this heart-racing biographical drama about Thurgood Marshall’s life. But this isn’t a sweeping biopic: It focuses on one, very specific case Marshall took on before he became a household name. The performances in this one look spectacular.

    Open Road

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    Goodbye Christopher Robin (October 13)

    Winnie the Pooh gets the Finding Neverland treatment in Goodbye Christopher Robin, which explores how A. A. Milne found the inspiration for Disney’s beloved yellow bear. Warning: Nostalgic feels ahead—not to mention Margot Robbie slaying a blond bob.

    Fox Searchlight

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    The Snowman (October 20)

    Michael Fassbender tries to unmask a serial killer who decapitates his victims in The Snowman, a tight psychological thriller that’s pervasively bleak.

    Universal

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    Same Kind of Different as Me (October 20)

    An art dealer (Greg Kinnear) tries to save his marriage by befriending a homeless man (Djimon Hounsou). That’s a confusing presence, I know, but there’s a sweet spirit to Same Kind of Different as Me that warrants it a spot on your must-watch list. Plus, Renée Zellweger is in it!

    Paramount

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    Wonderstruck (October 20)

    This time-bending drama comes from the supremely talented Todd Haynes, who directed Carol and Far From Heaven. In it, two young children from different time periods set out to find people they think will forever change them. For young Ben (Oakes Fegley), it’s his father. For Rose (Millicent Simmonds, Julianne Moore), it’s a famous actress.

    Roadside Attractions

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    Killing of a Sacred Deer (October 27)

    Absurdist maestro Yorgos Lanthimos helms Killing of a Sacred Deer , which looks far scarier than his last film, The Lobster. Like mother!, this film’s specific plot is still a mystery, but it looks psychologically taxing. Nicole Kidman and Colin Farrell star.

    A24

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    Novitiate (October 27)

    Margaret Qualley and Melissa Leo star in this religious drama about a young girl who trains to become a nun during the 1970s, a time of radical change in the Catholic Church. This film is female in its DNA; it’s written and directed by Margaret Betts and boasts a largely-female cast. If that’s not enough to get you to the cinema, maybe Dianna Agron’s presence will do the trick. She played Quinn in Glee!

    Sony Pictures Classics

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    Professor Marston & the Wonder Women (October 27)

    Wonder Woman’s origin is revealed in this historical drama about William Marston (Luke Evans, a.k.a Gaston), the college professor who originally created the lasso-wielding superhero. And what was his inspiration, you ask? The romantic relationship he and his wife (Rebecca Hall) began with his student (Bella Heathcote). Very saucy.

    Annapurna Pictures

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    Thor: Ragnarok (November 3)

    Thor (Chris Hemsowrth) has a lot of battling to do in this epic sequel. First, he has to win a duel against The Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) in order to escape planet Sakaar. Then he has to stop Hela (Cate Blanchett) from destroying Asgard . All in a day’s work, ya know? (Real talk: Blanchett is the greatest villain in superhero movie history.)

    Marvel/Walt Disney

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    A Bad Moms Christmas (November 3)

    Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, and Kathryn Hahn return in the sequel to 2016’s critically-acclaimed Bad Moms. It’s basically the same movie, but holiday-themed: Our three protagonists rebel against Christmas-mom expectations by getting drunk at the mall, not buying Christmas trees, and demanding better presents. This Is Us dreamboat Justin Hartley makes a wonderful, shirtless cameo.

    STX

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    Murder on the Orient Express (November 10)

    Kenneth Branagh, Penélope Cruz, Willem Dafoe, Judi Dench, Johnny Depp, and Josh Gad star in this lighting-fast period thriller about a murder mystery aboard a train. It’s your standard Whodunnit?, but this star-studded cast makes it worth seeing.

    20th Century Fox

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    Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (November 10)

    A rightfully-enraged mother (Frances McDormand) starts a billboard smear campaign against her local police because she feels they didn’t try to solve her daughter’s murder. That’s a bleak premise, I know, but this film actually looks rip-roaringly funny.

    Fox Searchlight

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    Justice League (November 17)

    Gal Gadot returns as Wonder Woman in Justice League, which assembles all your DC faves—Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and the Flash—for some crime-fighting action. Seeing Jason Momoa shirtless is enough to check this one out.

    Warner Bros.

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    Molly’s Game (November 22)

    This wild true story stars Jessica Chastain as Molly Bloom, an Olympic-class skier who ran the world’s most exclusive poker game for 10 years. Seriously, her game attracted some of the richest and most high-profile people in the world. This film explores how Bloom got rich…and lost it all. (She was arrested by the FBI in the middle of the night.) Chastain delivers an explosive (and amazing) performance, as per usual.

    STX

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    Call Me By Your Name (November 24)

    A passionate relationship develops between a doctoral student (Armie Hammer) and a 17-year-old boy (Timothée Chalamet) as they spend a summer together in Italy. It’s like Carol, but younger and with dudes. Real talk, though: Call Me by Your Name was a hit at Sundance and is a fine addition to the short list of modern, queer love films.

    Sony Pictures Classics



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    What’s Playing in Fort MacMurray?

    The main movie theater in Fort MacMurray is the Landmark Fort MacMurray, and this theater offers a wide selection of movies for kids and adults alike. Current films available at this venue include:

     

    • Edge of Tomorrow- This is a science fiction flick that stars Emily Blunt and Tom Cruise, and it has had some exciting reviews so far.
    • 22 Jump Street- If you are in the mood for an action movie with a comedy twist then this hilarious film featuring Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum may be a good pick.
    • How to Train Your Dragon 2- If you have kids, or you just enjoy animated movies with endearing story lines then this magical movie may be an excellent choice for you and your family.
    • The Fault in Our Stars- This is a romantic piece with a flair for drama, perfect for a chick flick, and it stars Ansel Elgort and Shailene Woodley.
    • Maleficent- Older kids who like adventure and a little scare now and then will really enjoy Maleficient, featuring Angelina Jolie as the evil witch and costarring Elle Fanning.
    • X-Men: Days of Future Past- Wolverine is back with a vengeance, and if you are hoping for plenty of action and excitement then this latest in the X Men legacy will not leave you wanting. Hugh Jackman and James McAvoy star n this film.
    • Transformers: Age of Extinction- If you have seen any of the previous Transformer movies then you know what to expect and you won’t be disappointed.