As the Super Bowl approaches, there are no major movie releases to compete, with movie stars primarily appearing in advertisements. This weekend offers varied viewing options, including a moving documentary on the West Bank, a quirky live reading of The Muppets Movie, and a horror film about Valentine’s Day that takes a twist on typical narratives. Additionally, a new series follows a controversial figure, Belle Gibson, known for her misleading claims about cancer, promising an engaging weekend for viewers looking for alternatives to the Super Bowl.
All the movie stars are too busy appearing in ads, and even the biggest new release, Love Hurts, made our movie critic question if it's actually a movie.
This riveting, award-winning documentary made by an Israeli-Palestinian collective about the years-long dismantling of several West Bank villages by the occupying IDF is getting a proper theatrical release.
Couples having a bad time on Valentine's Day is a twist in Heart Eyes, where a masked murderer targets couples, focusing on two platonic co-workers instead.
The Anna Delvey series Inventing Anna was a hit; Apple Cider Vinegar follows another scammer, Belle Gibson, who deceived followers regarding her non-existent brain cancer.
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