SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4<\/strong><\/a>) \u2014 Utah\u2019s #1 movie and TV review show is back, and Tomatometer-Approved film critic Patrick Beatty has the right picks for your weekend. This week, Patrick, along with UFCA film critics Kent Dunn and Rebecca Frost, is covering the new Austin Butler crime thriller in \u201cCaught Stealing\u201d and selling the marital \u201cWoeses\u201d with Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Coleman in \u201cThe Roses\u201d. Then, Peter Dinklage serves up some bloody mayhem in \u201cThe Toxic Avenger,\u201d plus, what\u2019s new on streaming with \u201cThe Thursday Murder Club\u201d and \u201cPeacemaker Season 2.\u201d Grab a snack and settle in, cause this week is full of good picks!<\/p>\n Darren Aronofsky<\/p>\n Austin Butler, Matt Smith, Zo\u00eb Kravitz, Regina Hall<\/p>\n Crime Thriller<\/p>\n Darren Aronofsky takes on a journey of misfortune and mayhem as Hank Thompson (Austin Butler) is thrust into a world of Rabbi Gangsters, Fake Poop, and \u201990s grunge with \u201d Caught Stealing\u201d. I love the style and look of the film. I love the world that\u2019s both dirty and uncomfortable, but also familiar and tight-knit. Austin Butler is hands down a movie star, and I cannot wait to see him and his contemporaries in the same age group take on the mantles held by the greats before them.<\/p>\n Zo\u00eb Kravitz and Matt Smith are great in their roles; Smith particularly stood out, likely due to finally having some substance to work with in film (aside from Morbius, of course). It moves at a breakneck pace, and while the story can tonally feel out of place in the second act, this is still an enjoyable ride that should be seen in theaters.<\/p>\n Jay Roach<\/p>\n Benedict Cumberbatch, Olivia Colman, Andy Samberg, Allison Janney, Kate McKinnon<\/p>\n Comedy, Drama<\/p>\n The Roses began as a family desperately in love, with two kids and dreams of a happily ever after. But when life throws a curveball at Theo and Ivy Rose (Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Coleman), and power dynamics shift, their relationship takes a slow turn into something they both couldn\u2019t have anticipated. While the description of \u201cThe Roses\u201d comes across as a straight drama, it is anything but.<\/p>\n This is one of the best comedies of the year, with dynamic and crackling chemistry from both Cumberbatch and Coleman. You will be laughing from the first to the last frame of this, and it is the perfect date night film. Go opening weekend with a family member open to swearing, and you will have an absolute blast.<\/p>\n Macon Blair<\/p>\n Peter Dinklage, Jacob Tremblay, Taylour Paige, Kevin Bacon, Elijah Wood, Julia Davis<\/p>\n Action, Body Horror, Comedy<\/p>\n Winston Gooze (Peter Dinklage) is a down-on-his-luck janitor who just got dealt a massive blow in the form of an incurable brain disease and a gigantic hospital bill. Wanting to save himself for his step-son, who recently lost his mother to cancer, Winston makes a plea to the one man who can save him. But when catastrophe hits, it deforms Winston and transforms him into an ungodly strong and green monster, who\u2019s set on revenge for the ones who did this to him.<\/p>\nCaught Stealing (R) *Kent & Rebecca\u2019s Pick*<\/h2>\n
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The Roses (R) * Patrick\u2019s Pick*<\/h2>\n
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