Something For Everyone

Movies are popular among all ages and there is truly something for everyone in the 2018 movie lineup. Maybe you’ll find your next favorite film.

A Quiet Place

Released: April 2018

The best new film in the horror genre comes A Quiet Place directed by John Krasinski and starring Krasinski and his wife Emily Blunt, follows a family after an apocalyptic event that leaves humans fending against an unknown terror that tracks humans through sound. The whole family must use sign-language and make as little to no noise as possible. There is a lot of intense moments in this thriller, action movie, that will keep horror fans on the edge of their seats.

Mamma Mia!: Here We Go Again

Released: July 2018

The much-anticipated sequel to the 2008 movie, Mamma Mia!follows Sophie played by Amanda Seyfried as she prepares to have a child of her own, as it takes the audience back in time to when her mother was pregnant with her. Lily James stars as a young Donna, played by the beautiful Meryl Streep. This musical will answer burning questions the first movie left unresolved and have everyone dancing and singing along to ABBA classics once more.

Christopher Robin

Released: August 2018

Christopher Robin is a live-action take on the classic characters from Winnie the Pooh. It follows a grown-up Christopher Robin who has to help Pooh find his missing friends, and in time, find a way back to that childhood happiness he once had. The cast includes Ewan McGregor as adult Christopher Robin, Hayley Atwell as his endearing wife, Evelyn, and includes the voice talents of Jim Cummings and Pooh and Tigger and Brad Garrett as Eeyore. It’s a nostalgic movie that will warm the hearts of classic Winnie the Pooh fans and their children alike.

Crazy Rich Asians

Released: August 2018

Based on the best-selling novel by Kevin Kwan, Crazy Rich Asians follows American-born Chinese, Rachel Chu played by Fresh Off the Boat’s Constance Wu, who visits her boyfriend’s home country of Singapore only to discover he is an heir to a wealthy Singaporean family. What unfolds is a romantic comedy made for the ages and starring an all American-Asian cast, the first movie to do so in over 25 years.

Venom

Released: October 2018

Venom stars Tom Brady as a reporter, Eddie Brock who, after getting in over his head during an investigation, becomes the host of a symbiote. In order to survive, he must learn to work with the symbiote who refers to the pair as Venom. This has all the makings of a standout Marvel movie: action, witty comedy, and amazing visual effects.

Bumblebee

Released: December 2018

Bumblebee follows Charlie Watson, the first human to befriend the famous and loyal Autobot known as Bumblebee. Multi-talented Hailee Steinfeld plays Watson, who struggles to find her place in life and now must take care of a wounded Bumblebee.