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The Sundance hit Beach Rats, about a gay teen’s sexual awakening in modern day Brooklyn, released its first trailer before its big screen debut this fall. The Texarkana Gazette is the premier source for local news and sports in Texarkana and the surrounding Arklatex areas. Download Ladrones (2015) Movie In Hd there.

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The 1. 00 Most Anticipated Films Of 2. It looks to mash up the coming- of- age fable with something more mystery- inclined, and Trevorrow has a strong young cast, with Jaeden Lieberher from “St. Vincent,” Jacob Tremblay from “Room” and the mini- Sia doppelg. This got pushed back to the summer by Focus not long before its September date, but the delay seems to be bullishness rather than fear, as it’s apparently been testing well.

Release Date: Rolling out from June 1. Along with the Rob Reiner- directed biopic “LBJ,” he has four movies on this list, though “Wilson” is the only one which he toplines, which is reason enough to be excited.

But when it’s a comedy adapted from comics great Daniel Clowes from his own graphic novel, produced by Alexander Payne and directed by Craig Johnson, who made a strong debut with “The Skeleton Twins,” there’s reason to believe it’s the kind of showcase that its star deserves. The trailer suggests something broader than we were expecting, but it looks like vintage Harrelson nevertheless. Release Date: March 2. It also proved a massive success, the biggest non- studio kids movie of all time, so a sequel is on the way, and while we fear diminishing returns in cases like this, there’s every reason to suggest this won’t be a step down. For one, King has returned, co- writing the script with Simon Farnaby, while almost all the original cast are returning, with the additions of Hugh Grant as a villainous, vain fading actor called Phoenix Buchanan, and Brendan Gleeson as safecracker Knuckles Mc.

Ginty. Hopefully, the sequelization won’t mean the messages about immigration get left behind — lord knows we need Paddington more than ever right now. Release Date: November 1. UK, no firm date in the U. S. Abrams and his team pulled off an impressive coup right at the start of this year, when they revealed that a little movie sitting on the Paramount schedule called “Valencia” was actually called “1. Cloverfield Lane,” part of an effort to create a sort of “Twilight Zone”- ish branding for original sci- fi stories. It worked — the film was excellent and proved a modest hit. And while “God Particle” doesn’t have surprise on its side (it’s already been revealed that it’s going to be a “Cloverfield” movie), we certainly hope it’ll be another winner.

While it’s easy to make space movies generic, this has a intriguing premise, and a diverse, fascinating cast (also including Zhang Ziyi, John Ortiz and Askel Hennie). At time of going to press, it’s still tightly under wraps (expect it to be retitled, for one), but the brand’s built up enough goodwill that we’re excited anyway. Release Date: February 2. Could the one to watch in 2. Greta Gerwig (who co- helmed 2.

Nights And Weekends” with Joe Swanberg), the indie darling who, it sometimes seems, can do no wrong (though those people probably haven’t seen “Lola Versus”). After a great 2. 01. Maggie’s Plan,” “Jackie” and “2. Century Women,” Gerwig stepped behind the camera for this seemingly semi- autobiographical at high school life, with Saoirse Ronan in the lead. Not every actor is meant to direct, but having already written co- written the great “Mistress America” and “Frances Ha,” Gerwig surely knows what she’s doing.

Release Date: Filmed at the end of August, so Telluride and/or TIFF seem the most likely. Except every so often, a prospect comes along that makes up for all the “Southpaw”s and “Hands Of Stone,” and that’s why we’re still excited about “Journeyman,” because it’s the second directorial feature from actor Paddy Considine. The star made a startling debut behind the camera with 2.

Tyrannosaur,” and if anyone can bring new grit and power to the boxing drama, it’s him, especially with Considine directing himself in the lead role for the first time (especially as it seems like there won’t be that much time spent in the ring, either). Don’t expect it to be an easy watch, though.

Release Date: Cannes, maybe? Fortunately, he looks to be getting back on track with this long- time passion project, a “Blade Runner”- style near- future noir compared to “Casablanca” and the like. Netflixwere the ones that finally stepped up with the cash, and the result is sure to be one of their most high profile movies to date, and one that will hopefully return Jones to the sci- fi brilliance of “Moon” (a film that this is rumored to exist in the same universe as: Sam Rockwell’s long been rumored to cameo as Sam Bell here in some respect). It’ll be intriguing to see how Paul Rudd does in a dramatic, semi- villainous role, too. Release Date: Still filming as we go to print, so it’ll likely be towards the end of the year. While that film was famously filmed with i.

Phones, he’s shot his latest on anamorphic 3. Carlos Reygadas’ regular cinematographer, but we’re sure his inventive visuals and proven facility with actors both old and new will carry through to this family drama which appears to have been shot at least partly at Disney World itself.

While many of the leads are children — Baker’s brilliant with non- professional actors, so we’re unusually confident about that — it should also provide a welcome showcase for Willem Dafoe, who we always enjoy getting the chance to see play a non- maniac. Release Date: Filmed in the summer — Sundance might be a stretch, but SXSW or TIFF are more likely.

Grant, Stephen Merchant. Synopsis: In a bleak future where mutants have been all but wiped out, an aged Wolverine, his powers on the wane, must protect a young girl with similar gifts to his own. What You Need To Know: In a reboot- happy superhero culture, Hugh Jackman’s longevity as the X- Men’s Wolverine is sort of remarkable: he’s played the feral Canuck eight times across seventeen years, a span that’s seen three Hulks and three Spider- Men. But now on the edge of 5. Jackman swears he’s hanging up his claws after this ninth movie (and third solo film), which will also mark Patrick Stewart’s last turn as Professor X. It’s inspired by the “Old Man Logan” storyline, with “Narcos” actor Boyd Holbrook and Richard E Grant on villain duties (the latter reportedly as comic fave Mr.

Sinister), and for the first time, the safety claws are off, with the film getting a “Deadpool”- inspired R- rating. The trailer was impressive, and James Mangold did a pretty good job with “The Wolverine” until it went all robo- suit at the end — if he can stick to his guns this time, this could finally be the Wolverine movie we deserve.

Release Date: March 3rd. And we suspect that her latest could be the one to do it — it’s apparently got some thriller- ish overtones, and has the biggest- name cast she’s ever worked with, in the shape of the excellent Ruth Wilson, and “Game Of Thrones” and “The Martian” veteran Sean Bean. It should look great as well — “Sin Nombre” and “The Crown” DP Adriano Goldman is shooting it. If you don’t know Barnard’s name right now, you should get used to it. Release Date: Nothing firm, but we wouldn’t be surprised to see at Cannes — “Selfish Giant” premiered at Directors’ Fortnight, so maybe a move to UCR is likely.