#Movies in theaters now 2015 movie#

Nicole Kidman and Joseph Fiennes have their lives traumatically upended when their two teenage sons go missing around their remote home in this imported Australian thriller. Strangerland (July 10, same day as in theaters) Spike Lee takes a stab at horror with this Kickstarter-funded low-budget remake of 1973's Ganja and Hess, which employs vampirism as a vehicle for comedy, terror, and politicized racial commentary.ДЄdam Wingard's John Carpenter-esque throwback thriller concerns an army vet (Dan Stevens) who visits a fallen comrade's family, but who may not be who he claims to be. Mark Duplass is an unnerving weirdo who hires a videographer to follow him around filming his every move in this offbeat indie thriller. Kate Beckinsale reprises her role as svelte, black leather bodysuit-encased bloodsucking warrior Selene in this second installment of the vampires-vs.-werewolves franchise.

Underworld: Evolution (July 1 also on Amazon Instant) Streaming on Netflix:ДЄ Uruguay rugby team must do horrific things to survive-including eating you-know-what-in this memorable 1993 based-on-real-events survival story, co-starring Ethan Hawke.Д«ulworth (July 1 also on Amazon Instant)ДЄs a senator, Warren Beatty discovers that honesty is the best policy-well, that and assuming some hip-hop style while teaming up with Halle Berry-in this sharp 1998 political satire. Tom Cruise continues to do the impossible, which this time includes hanging off the side of an airborne plane, in the fifth chapter of his long-running M:I franchise. Mission: Impossible-Rogue Nation (July 31)

This celebratory bio-documentary details the life and times of the late, great, 1990s Saturday Night Live star. Jason Segel and Jesse Eisenberg have a five-day conversation as, respectively, David Foster Wallace and Rolling Stone reporter David Lipsky in this touching and nuanced indie from director James Ponsoldt. Rusty Griswold is all grown up and looking an awful lot like Ed Helms in this raunchy reboot-cum-sequel of National Lampoon's comedy series. Nostalgia fights back-in the form of aliens who've taken the shape of classic '80s video game characters-in this retro-themed Adam Sandler sci-fi adventure.

Woody Allen enlists Joaquin Phoenix and Emma Stone for this spry drama about a college philosophy professor who falls for a younger student and, shortly thereafter, begins thinking curious criminal thoughts.

It may not be Marvel's most popular property, but like Guardians of the Galaxy, Ant-Man looks to launch a new action-comedy superhero franchise, this time with the help of everyone's favorite everyman, Paul Rudd.ДЄmy Schumer is the comedian of the moment, so her big-screen debut-from director Judd Apatow, and co-starring Bill Hader and LeBron James (!)-is one of the summer's most hotly anticipated releases.ДЄ companion piece to his masterful 2012 documentary The Act of Killing, The Look of Silence finds Joshua Oppenheimer returning to modern-day Indonesia to investigate the plight of survivors forced to live alongside their genocidal oppressors. Magic Mike XXL (July 1): Channing Tatum gets the G-string-ing crew back together for one last road trip in this exuberant male-stripper dramedy.ДЄmy (July 3): Utilizing a wide array of archival footage, Asif Kapadia's documentary details the tragic life-and untimely, drug-related death-of superstar singer Amy Winehouse.Д¬artel Land (July 3): Matthew Heineman's riveting documentary follows efforts on both sides of the Mexican-Arizona border to combat the criminal influence of Mexican drug cartels. Terminator Genisys (July 1): Arnold is back- again-in this fifth, continuity-upending entry in the Terminator franchise. On the home front, this month sees some great genre efforts, from ominous horror and dreamy Westerns to intellectualized sci-fi. From Tom Cruise's latest espionage heroics in Mission: Impossible-Rogue Nation and Channing Tatum's hip-grinding striptease encore in Magic Mike XXL, to Amy Schumer's big-screen break, cineplexes will satisfy diverse tastes. That doesn't mean, however, that there are no new offerings to whet moviegoers' appetites.

#Movies in theaters now 2015 movie#

July opens still basking in the glow of two of 2015's biggest movie hits-the gargantuan Jurassic World and Pixar's animated Inside Out.