Weekly Recap: Dark Phoenix, Last Black Man In San Francisco & More!

This week Dark Phoenix arrives, serving as a send-off to the Fox-produced X-Men movies. Not the best finale, but it is what it is. Also out in limited release is The Last Black Man in San Francisco, which I would go as far to say is the best movie of the year, currently. Some other new releases at home, as well as a bunch of new trailers for some promising-looking films. And I still have plenty of Godzilla content right here to enjoy, including our very fun podcast episode covering the new movie. Enjoy and thanks for reading!

In Theaters Now:

New On 4K/Blu-ray/DVD/Streaming This Week:

  • A Star Is Born - Extended edition now available on Blu-ray
  • The Man Who Killed Don Quixote - Terry Gilliam's quest is complete (no full review, but the film is very good)
  • Us (early Blu-ray review) - Another brilliant social thriller from Jordan Peele

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