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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2019

struggling singer fobs off the Fab

Four’s songs as his own. (PG-13,

116 minutes, contains suggestive

material and strong language.)

 TOY STORY 4

Sheriff Woody and crew are back,

in an adventure that’s both familiar

and fresh. (G, 100 minutes,

contains nothing objectionable

(except those ventriloquist’s

dummies).

 WHERE’D YOU GO,

BERNADETTE

Spiky, passionate, fierce and broken,

the title character is the perfect role

for Cate Blanchett. (PG-13, 107

minutes, contains some strong

language and drug material.)

 YESTERDAY

In this cute if far-fetched fantasy, a

violence, some strong language

and brief suggestive comments.)

[NR] SUPERPOWER DOGS

A documentary, narrated by Chris

Evans, about disaster rescue dogs

and other service canines who work

to help people. (G, 116 minutes,

contains nothing objectionable.)

 TEL AVIV ON FIRE

A movie about the Israeli-

Palestinian conflict that’s

lighthearted and entertaining? Yes.

(Unrated, 97 minutes, contains

weapons and a brief scene of

threatened violence. In Arabic,

Hebrew and English with subtitles.)

language including racial

epithets, and brief sexual

references.)

 THE SECRET LIFE OF

PETS 2

Animated sequel about talking

animals has some decent jokes,

but it’s forgettable. (PG, 86

minutes, contains some action

and rude humor.)

 SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM

HOME

This Marvel sequel is the best

kind of superhero film: Playful

and self-effacing. (PG-13, 129

minutes, contains sci-fi action

 MIDSOMMAR

A highfalutin horror film: fussy,

deeply unsettling — and completely

bonkers. (R, 140 minutes,

contains disturbing ritualistic

violence and grisly images, strong

sexual material, graphic nudity,

drug use and crude language.)

 ONCE UPON A TIME IN

HOLLYWOOD

Tarantino’s latest is a misty-eyed

valentine to La La Land — with just

a touch of B-movie gore. (R, 161

minutes, contains crude language

throughout, some strong graphic

violence, drug use and sexual

references.)

 ONE CHILD NATION

This disturbing documentary reveals

the deadly implications of China’s

one-child policy. (R, 90 minutes,

contains some disturbing images

and brief strong language. In English

and Mandarin with subtitles. The

movie is distributed by Amazon

Studios. Amazon chief executive Jeff

Bezos owns The Washington Post.)

 THE PEANUT BUTTER

FALCON

Sweetly comic yarn puts a

contemporary spin on ‘The

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.’

(PG-13, 98 minutes, contains

mature thematic material, strong

language throughout, some

violence and smoking.)

 READY OR NOT

A normal young woman is pursued

by murderous one-percenters. No,

it isn’t “The Hunt.” (R, 95 minutes,

contains violence, bloody images,

crude language throughout and

some drug use.)

[NR] SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN

THE DARK

Based on a series of books by

Alvin Schwartz, a horror film

about a group of teenagers who

are being stalked by supernatural

forces. (PG-13, 107 minutes,

contains terror and violence,

disturbing images, mature

thematic elements, coarse

MOVIES FROM 25

AFI LATIN AMERICAN FILM

FESTIVAL Through Oct. 2. $8-$13.

AFI Silver Theatre, 8633 Colesville

Rd., Silver Spring. 301-495-6700.

afi.com/silver.

GREASE Saturday at 8 p.m. $8-

$13. AFI Silver Theatre, 8633

Colesville Rd., Silver Spring. 301-

495-6700. afi.com/silver.

REPERTORY

Movies

LACEY TERRELL/UNIVERSAL PICTURES/OTL RELEASING

Storm Reid, back, with Brian Tyree Henry and Shinelle Azoroh, stars in “Don’t Let Go” as Ashley, a teenager who can communicate via

cellphone with her uncle after she and her parents are killed.

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