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Joker: Folie à Deux Movie Poster: Lee and the Joker look into each other's blood-flecked faces
MOVIE

Joker: Folie à Deux

age 16+

Violent, downbeat musical Joker sequel disappoints.

On DVD/Streaming (Release Year: 2024)
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MOVIE

Joker

age 16+

Bleak origin story has mature themes, violence, language.

On DVD/Streaming (Release Year: 2019)
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MOVIE

The Bad Guys

age 6+

Book-based animated heist is so fun, it's criminal.

On DVD/Streaming (Release Year: 2022)
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MOVIE

Bullet Train

age 16+

Pitt action thriller is a fun but exceedingly violent ride.

On DVD/Streaming (Release Year: 2022)
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MOVIE

The Harder They Fall

age 16+

Cheeky Western with Black cast has graphic gun violence.

On DVD/Streaming (Release Year: 2021)
Nine Days Movie Poster: In four equal slots with different color tints, the four stars appear: (left to right) Bill Skarsgård, Winston Duke, Zazie Beetz, and Benedict Wong
MOVIE

Nine Days

age 14+

Touching meaning-of-life fantasy drama has strong language.

On DVD/Streaming (Release Year: 2021)
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Still Here

age 16+

Interesting character interactions in serious social drama.

On DVD/Streaming (Release Year: 2020)
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MOVIE

Wounds

age 17+

Drinking, drugs, violence in uneven horror mystery.

On DVD/Streaming (Release Year: 2019)
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MOVIE

Lucy in the Sky

age 15+

Woman loses her grip in fact-based drama with sex, language.

On DVD/Streaming (Release Year: 2019)
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MOVIE

High Flying Bird

age 15+

Savvy sports drama about basketball politics; some cursing.

On DVD/Streaming (Release Year: 2019)
Full Circle TV show poster: portraits of seven people surround a child in a red hoodie sitting inside a circle
TV

Full Circle

age 14+

Violent crime thriller examines race and class.

Network: Max (2023)