Captain Marvel (2019) --- "Discover What Makes A Heroe."

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     Directed and co-written by Anna Boden (Sugar) and Ryan Fleck (Sugar) as well as co-written by Nicole Perlamn (Guardians of the Galaxy), Geneva Robertson-Dworet (Tomb Raider), and Meg LeFauve (Inside Out, Good Dinosaur); Captain Marvel (2019) is the latest installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). In the war between the Kree and Skrulls, a race of shape-shifting aliens, Vers (Brie Larson) is a well-trained warrior who poses a unique set of special powers that not even the Kree understand or poses. Despite losing her memory and forgetting her identity in an unknown accident 6 years prior, Vers is eager to make use of her special powers and finally convinces the higher-ups to send her on her first mission against the Skrull. However, things do not go as plan and sooner rather than later Vers crash lands onto Earth, where she discovers a strong connection to her past and uncovers the truth behind the accident. Where did her powers come from? What does this make her? Or more accurately who is she? And what else has been kept hidden from her?

At First Lights (2018) --- "We Sent Out A Call And They Answered."

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     Directed and co-written by Jason Stone (Th Calling) and co-written by Andrew C. Erin (Clara’s Deadly Secret), At First Light (2018) is a B-rated sci-fi film that follows high school senior, Alex Lainey (Stefanie Scott), who has an encounter with mysterious lights that appear over her small town. Afterwards, she soon discovers that she now has supernatural abilities and only her childhood friend Sean Terrel (Theodore Pellerin) can help her. The authorities put a target Alex and the pair must go on the run as they try to discover the truth behind Alex’s transformation. What are the mysterious lights? What is their purpose? And what does this mean for everyone else?

2036 Origin Unknown (2018) --- "There Must Always Be A Human Factor."

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     Directed and based on the story by Hasraf Dulull (The Beyond), and written by Austen Atkinson (Alien Races ) and Gary Hall (Pastel), 2036: Origin Unknown (2018) is a cheesy sci-fi film that takes some inspiration from Arthur C. Clark's 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968). The film starts out in 2030 when Mars 1, a space shuttle for the first manned mission to Mars, explodes and 6 years later space centers all over are still trying to figure out what went wrong. In 2036 the USPC – the new NASA – is run by the Wilson sister, Lena and Mackenzie, alongside ARTI, the new AI system. While Mack and ARTI are using robotic rovers to investigate what happened to Mars 1, they uncover a mysterious black cube on the surface of Mars that could change the future of Earth and the idea of traveling at hyper-light as we know it. What is this cube? What is its purpose? And what does this mean for the people of Earth?

Isn't It Romantic (2019) --- "None Of The Feels, All Of The Cliches."

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     Directed by Todd Strauss-Schulson (The Final Girls) and written by Erin Cardillo (Life Sentence), Dana Fox (How to be Single), and Katie Silberman (Hot Pursuit, How to be Single), Isn’t It Romantic (2019) is the latest rom-com that is sure to entertain audiences alike. The film follows Natalie (Rebel Wilson), an Australian architect living a less than magical life in New York. Her lack of confidence and self-esteem has caused her career and daily life to stall, and yet she seems “content” about it. Her best friends Josh (Adam DeVine) and Whitney (Betty Gilpin) try to encourage her to stand up for herself and embrace love but it doesn’t help that Natalie is a skeptic concerning love and is quick to go on a detailed rant about the cons of romantic comedies, which foreshadows the rest of the film. However, after a freak subway accident, Natalie wakes up only to find herself trapped in a PG-13 rom-com world with all the typical clichés and stereotypes. Choosing to play along she changes her wardrobe, brightens her attitude, and hooks up with the seemingly “perfect guy,” all while discovering the merits of believing in oneself. Will she discover that the perfect guy has been with her all along? Or will she simply go back to be the same person? Who is it that she really needs to fall in love with?

I Feel Pretty (2018) --- "Change Everything Without Changing Anything Because Attitude Is Everything."

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     Directed and written by Abby Kohn (Never Been Kissed, How To Be Single) and Marc Silverstein (Never Been Kissed, How To Be Single), I Feel Pretty (2018) is a heartwarming and hilarious film that follows Renee Bennett (Amy Schumer), who struggles with insecurity and feeling inadequate on a daily basis. That is until one day after a nasty fall and a hit to the head she wakes up believing that she is the most beautiful and capable woman on the planet. With her newfound confidence, Renee is empowered to live her life fearlessly and flawlessly, and even allow herself to fall in love. But what will happen when she realizes that her appearance never changed?