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Three women in Renaissance-style dresses, one in a dark gown with intricate patterns, another in a pink dress, and the third in an orange gown. They are surrounded by a crowd of people in a grand hall.
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Disenchanted

by Ella Kemp

Any­one with fond mem­o­ries of the 2007 meta-fairy­tale banger, Enchant­ed, star­ring Amy Adams, is in for a sur­prise and a treat.

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Two cartoon characters, a boy and a girl, holding ice cream cones and smiling on a beach with blue sky and ocean in the background.
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Luca

by Kambole Campbell

Pixar’s fish-out-of-water fable on the Ital­ian Riv­iera takes its cues from vivid imag­i­na­tion of Stu­dio Ghibli.

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"Spooky Halloween stage with 'Happy Halloween' sign, a person dressed as a ghost, and an audience."
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Hubie Halloween

by Hannah Strong

Adam San­dler treats – or tricks – us with a fes­tive fam­i­ly com­e­dy about kind­ness and the impor­tance of a good flask.

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Woman and Muppet police officer standing outdoors.
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The Happytime Murders

by Hannah Strong

A pup­pet detec­tive inves­ti­gates a series of bru­tal mur­ders in this under­whelm­ing com­e­dy from Bri­an Henson.

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Cartoon characters on a neon-lit city background; smiling yellow ball with big eyes and limbs, alongside two other expressive cartoon figures.
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The Emoji Movie

by David Jenkins

The crazy world of dig­i­tal smart­phone pic­tograms get its own awful ani­mat­ed movie.

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Two women wearing sparkly black dresses standing on a stage with a banner that says "Ellis Island" behind them.
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Sisters

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are good val­ue in this fun but for­get­table sib­ling-based comedy.

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