Catch Up on New Movies With 14 Spring Theatrical Releases

Dev Patel co-wrote, directed and stars in this action thriller about a man out for vengeance, inspired by the legend of legend of Hanuma. Patel also produces the film alongside Jordan Peele.

In a dystopian-but-not-so-distant future, the division in the U.S. reaches a boiling point and a civil war erupts. A team of journalists, led by Kirsten Dunst, race to Washington D.C. to interview the president before the city falls. Alex Garland wrote and directed this timely, violent and uncomfortable film.

A sequel to the 2021 reboot, this film gets Bill Murray, Dan Akroyd and Ernie Hudson back into the fold with the Spengler family as they all fight frozen ghosts in the Big Apple. Even Slimer returns!

A tennis pro (Mike Faist) plots a comeback with the help of his wife (Zendaya), a former tennis prodigy. The catch? He must go up against his former best friend, who's also his wife’s former lover (Josh O'Connor), in this extremely sexy drama from Luca Guadagnino.

Ryan Gosling plays a movie stuntman who finds himself involved in a conspiracy in his ex’s (Emily Blunt) new film, based on the 1980’s TV series. The stunts are so big on this film that the Guinness World Record was set for the most cannon rolls performed in a car.

A continuation of the long-running franchise, we find the apes ruled by a tyrannical leader and the humans on the run, until one ape challenges the system.

The latest in musical biopics charts the rise of soul singer Amy Winehouse. Played by Marisa Abela, Winehouse’s public and personal lives will be explored, including her tumultuous love story with Blake Fielder-Civil (Jack O’Connell).

John Krasinski wrote and directed this film about a young girl who discovers that imaginary friends are real and she can see them. She teams up with Cal (Ryan Reynolds), her neighbor, to reunite the IFs with their former kids. IF’s voice cast is star-studded, including Steve Carell, Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Louis Gossett Jr., just to name a few.

When Eden (Ilana Glazer) decides to have a baby as a single mother, she calls on her friend Dawn (Michelle Buteau), an experienced mother, to help guide her through the process. Pamela Adlon directs this comedy, which explores the complexity of female friendships, in the tradition of “Bridemaids.”

In this prequel to “Mad Max: Fury Road” and another entry in George Miller’s “Mad Max” series, we follow young Furiosa as she is kidnapped and placed with the great Biker Horde. Anna Taylor-Joy takes over the role previously played by Charlize Theron and Chris Hemsworth plays Dementus, leader of the Biker Horde.

Garfield (Chris Pratt) gets off the couch to leave the lasagna behind in this adventure-filled animated romp. Accompanied by faithful pup Odie and his long-lost dad, Vic, (Samuel L. Jackson), Garfield and friends embark on a high-stakes heist.

Based on a true story, this Richard Linklater film follows an undercover police officer who poses as a hitman to arrest those trying to hire him for murder. Glenn Powell co-wrote the script with Linklater and also stars.

Max (Bobby Cannavale), a stand-up comedian, sets out on a cross-country road trip with his autistic son, Ezra, when difficult decisions arise surrounding Ezra’s future. Cannavale’s real-life partner, Rose Byrne, plays Max’s ex-wife and Tony Goldwyn directs.

Riley is growing up and facing new emotions like Anxiety, Envy, Embarrassment and Ennui in this sequel to the Pixar hit. This will call for some major renovations in Headquarters. Maya Hawke, Ayo Edebiri, Adèle Exarchopoulos, Paul Walter Hauser, Tony Hale, Liza Lapira and Kensington Tallman all join the cast alongside returning favorites like Amy Poehler and Phyllis Smith.