Coming to theaters: Week of Aug. 27 – Sept. 1
Compiled by Luke Parker
Photo courtesy of The Senator Theatre Facebook page
Stasis (Aug. 29)
Adventure, science fiction
Starring Anna Harr and Mark Grossman, “Stasis” follows Ava, whose body has been stolen by a time-traveling fugitive.
Goon: Last of the Enforcers (Sept. 1)
Sports, comedy
Seann William Scott plays Doug Glatt, a heavy-hitting but injury-prone hockey player, who faces possible retirement when a tough new player joins the team.
Unlocked (Sept. 1)
Action, thriller
Alice, a CIA interrogator, is at the business end of a ruse that puts London at risk of a biological attack. The star-studded cast includes Noomi Rapace, Orlando Bloom and John Malkovich.
I Do…Until I Don’t (Sept. 1)
Comedy
Starring Ed Helms and Lake Bell, this silly rom-com investigates the true meaning of matrimony.
The Vault (Sept. 1)
Horror, thriller
When two sisters try to rob a bank in order to save their brother, they quickly realize that they’ve made a big mistake. Stars James Franco, Taryn Manning and Francesca Eastwood.
Viceroy’s House (Sept. 1)
Biography, drama
Starring Hugh Bonneville, this true story follows India’s final viceroy, as he oversees the transition of British India to an independent country.
Cinemas and theaters have always been vital in shaping the cultural landscape, offering an escape into diverse stories and experiences. Here audiences can immerse themselves in films and live performances, connecting with emotions and narratives that transcend boundaries. The magic of a darkened theater, the large screen, and the immersive sound can make the experience truly unique. From blockbuster films to independent art-house productions, the theater is a place where imagination thrives. In the world of digital media, cinemas remain irreplaceable, providing a communal experience that allows people to share their passions and reactions with fellow moviegoers.