Our critics have been hard at work reviewing the latest films. Here is a look at what’s coming out this weekend (in select cities, check your local listings) and what else may be in theaters right now.

Opening: June 19-21, 2015

Wide (United States)

Dope

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Inside Out

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Limited (United States)

Eden

Laura Clifford @ Reeling Reviews

Excerpt: an ambitious effort, the chronicling of an era through a musical niche, but its scope and structure plunge story and character elements deep in the mix.

Infinitely Polar Bear

Kenji Fujishima @ Slant Magazine

The Overnight

David Bax @ Battleship Pretension

Excerpt: Eventually, The Overnight does have something to say about how we codify sex into orientations and preferences and about the moralities we concoct because of that. But then the movie reminds you that it all really comes down to Alex’s insecurity about having a small dick.

Laura Clifford @ Reeling Reviews

Excerpt: I haven’t laughed out loud so long and often at any comedy so far this year.

2015 Films In Theaters Now In Select Areas

Excerpt: Moore is one of the weakest U.S. Presidents ever to grace the big screen, getting driven around the Finnish wilderness and fed by a thirteen year-old boy, not knowing how to use a gun, taking punches without mustering up the strength to fight back, and finally, getting stuffed into an ice box and helicoptered through the forest. What a wimp!

Chagall-Malevich

Nicholas Bell @ Ioncinema
Donald Jay Levit @ ReelTalk Movie Reviews

Child 44

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Creep

Laura Clifford @ Reeling Reviews

Excerpt: Those who enjoyed his second [“The Overnight”], a comedy, will be surprised to see how much of it exists in his first, a found footage horror film. It’s as if Brice followed the same template in different genres and, remarkably, both work on their own merits.

The Cut

Sarah Ward @ artsHub

Entourage

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Ex Machina

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The Face of an Angel

Chris Barsanti @ Film Journal International

Excerpt: A filmmaker hired to do a quick true-crime flick about a sordid Amanda Knox-like murder case prevaricates and ultimately gives up, much like the film itself, an unusually wan effort from Michael Winterbottom.

Sarah Ward @ artsHub

Far from the Madding Crowd

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Felix and Meira

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Gemma Bovery

Susan Granger @ www.susangranger.com

Excerpt: Sensual and satirical, making your mouth water for – fresh, flaky croissants!

Sarah Ward @ Trespass Magazine

Get Hard

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Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem

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Hot Girls Wanted

Cole Smithey @ ColeSmithey.com

Excerpt: If nothing else, “Hot Girls Wanted” is instructional on a real-world level about the risks and minimal rewards of Internet porn.

Hungry Hearts

Nicholas Bell @ Ioncinema

Insidious Chapter 3

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Jurassic World

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Love & Mercy

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Mad Max: Fury Road

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Madame Bovary

Nicholas Bell @ Ioncinema
Kristy Puchko @ Spinoff Online, Pajiba

Excerpt: a fine film. But just fine. How disappointing when it had the pieces to be so much more.

Maggie

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Manglehorn

Chris Barsanti @ Film Journal International

Excerpt: Nearly the only good thing about this stultifying David Gordon Green piece about an old jerk played by Al Pacino is the gritty, poetic title, promising a depth that never materializes.

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl

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Mr. Holmes

Blake Howard @ Graffiti With Punctuation

Phoenix

Pat Mullen @ Cinemablographer

Excerpt: Nina Hoss is the bauss. The ever-enigmatic German actress gives a powerhouse performance as Nelly, the fiercely seductive survivor of Christian Petzold’s post-war drama Phoenix.