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New Movies Coming Out in August 2. Movie Releases to See in Theaters This August. The Girl Without Hands'. We understand that recommending a two- dimensional animated fable about a girl whose father chops off her hands at the behest of the devil is a tough sell for the pint- size set.

But that doesn't mean you shouldn’t check out S. Watch the trailer here, then get tickets. BUYCourtesy. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Amanda Lipitz’s powerful documentary chronicles the senior year of a girls’ high school step team. Step, sometimes referred to as stomp, is more than just an extracurricular activity; it’s a release and a way to escape the realities of life in inner- city Baltimore.

At first she doesn't want to play with it, but eventually the baby. Kew Gardens Cinemas 81-05 Lefferts Boulevard Kew Gardens, NY 11415 United States. Movie info (718) 441-9835.

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Brave New Jersey'. It’s October 3. 0, 1. Orson Welles has just signed off the “War of the Worlds” episode of his radio broadcast. A small town in New Jersey takes his tale of invading Martians to heart and begins to prep for the end of days.

This is their hilarious “true” story. In theaters August 4. Watch the trailer here, then get tickets. BUYCourtesy. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Wind River'. You know what he’s capable of with the pen (Sicario, Hell or High Water), but this is the first time Taylor Sheridan takes a seat in the chair marked “director.” His players: Elizabeth Olsen and Jeremy Renner. His stage: a snowy Native American reservation that runs cold with murder. In theaters August 4.

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John Cho and Haley Lu Richardson take the speaking roles: his, a guy visiting his comatose architect father; her, a woman who chooses family over dreams. In theaters August 4. Watch the trailer here, then get tickets. BUYCourtesy. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Hurt Locker director Kathryn Bigelow delivers another gut punch with this horrifying telling of the Algiers Hotel Incident, though “incident” doesn’t begin to describe the events that took place between policemen and three young black men, nor the ensuing race riot that turned the streets of 1.

Detroit red. In theaters August 4. Watch the trailer here, then get tickets. BUYCourtesy. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Annabelle: Creation'. It seems that some horror- genre directors have caught on to the curse of the sequel and are instead finding success with origin stories. Mike Flanagan scored with his Ouija prequel, and if early reviews are any indication, so does Aussie director David F. Sandberg (Lights Out) with his intro to the evil doll.

In theaters August 1. Watch the trailer here, then get tickets. BUYCourtesy. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. The Glass Castle'. Brie Larson finally gets a role she can dig into post- Room.

Better yet, it’s an opportunity that reunites her with Short Term 1. Insurgent (2015) Movie Theatre. Destin Daniel Cretton. The film, adapted from Jeannette Walls’s memoir about her nomadic upbringing, has a Captain Fantastic feel—just more sobbing, less kumbaya- ing.

In theaters August 1. Watch the trailer here, then get tickets.

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Kate Beckinsale brings all the boys to the yard in this charmer from 5. Days of Summer director Marc Webb. A sort of modern- day Graduate, it follows a recent grad’s obsession with his father’s mistress (Beckinsale). Fun fact: the grad role was eyeballed by the likes of Miles Teller and Logan Lerman before landing with Tramps's Callum Turner. In theaters August 1. Watch the trailer here, then get tickets.

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A Taxi Driver'. A true story about the time a cab driver helped a German reporter cover the Gwangju Uprising in 1. Hun Jang’s Korean blockbuster delivers laughs, tears, and lots of action. Song Kang- Ho, whom you may recognize from Snowpiercer, is in the driver’s seat, with Thomas Kretschmann in the back. In theaters August 1. Watch the trailer here, then get tickets. BUYCourtesy. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Whose Streets?'. Sundance festivalgoers were the first to learn the answer to activist Sabaah Folayan’s Whose Streets? In theaters August 1. Watch the trailer here. Get tickets to see Whose Streets? BUYCourtesy. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Good Time'. Robert Pattinson is getting praise for his acting chops in this thriller from the Safdie brothers, the wicked minds behind Heaven Knows What. Completely unrecognizable from the shiny vampire that made him a household name, Pattinson is Connie, a criminal trying to break his brother out of jail. In theaters August 1. Watch the trailer here, then get tickets. BUYCourtesy. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Logan Lucky'. If this is retirement, then we hope director Steven Soderbergh is working in tee time between takes of Channing Tatum and Adam Driver as a pair of bros trying to pull off a heist during a NASCAR race. Riley Keough, Katie Holmes, Katherine Waterson, and Daniel Craig are all along for the ride. In theaters August 1.

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Like Willy Wonka went to town with boxes, Dave Made a Maze is exactly what it sounds like: Dave, played by Nick Thune, makes a maze out of boxes. A highly original comedy, complete with sack puppets, booby traps, and monsters, this Slamdance favorite is a labyrinth worth getting lost in. In theaters August 1.

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Actor- turned- director Justin Chon, writes, directs, and stars in this film about how the Rodney King verdict affects three lives in Los Angeles. It’s already garnering comparisons to iconic cinema like Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing and Kevin Smith’s Clerks. In theaters August 1. Watch the trailer here, then get tickets.

BUYCourtesy. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Patti Cake$'. Please welcome to the stage the aural magic of an aspiring rapper from New Jersey who goes by the stage name Patti Cake$, emphasis on the dollar sign. A hit on the festival circuit, music video director Jeremy Gaspar’s underdog comedy can battle with the best of them. In theaters August 1. Watch the trailer here, then get tickets. BUYCourtesy. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Beach Rats'. Eliza Hittman is doing what she did with a young girl's coming- of- age in It Felt like Love for a gay teen’s coming- of- self- identity in Beach Rats, her sophomore feature.