Films: July 6 - 12

Voicemails For Isabelle (2026) 

A Foreign Affair (1948) 

500 Days Of Summer (2009) 

Now You See Me Now You Don't (2025) 

Dune Part Two (2024) 

All The King's Men (1949) 

Absolutely Fabulous The Movie (2016) 

Jack Ryan Ghost War (2026) ///

Voicemails For Isabelle (2026) Appealingly familiar romance is elevated by aspiring baker Zoey Deutch's raw love for recently deceased sister and need to sustain emotional link by leaving messages, inadvertently received by realtor Nick Robinson. Clean visuals and grounded emotion provide poignancy amid broader comedy.

A Foreign Affair (1948) Astute swirl of human intrigue and political corruption sees a jaundiced view of personal desire and celebration of romantic frailty wrapped in sharp comic package. Contemporary locations and dramatic edge enhances prim politician Jean Arthur's visit to post-war Berlin, seduced by deceptive singer Marlene Dietrich and cynical officer John Lund.

(500) Days Of Summer (2009) Infectious energy and bustling non-linear structure unwraps inseure Joseph Gordon-Levitt's relationship with breezy Zooey Deschanel. Though ultimate perspective tends to unbalance last act, solid production sees comedy alongside life lessons persuasively sustained by genial cast.

Now You See Me Now You Don't (2025) Anonymously styled thriller throws new, youthful trio amid veterans of previous installments, as high-concept magicians return to spin elaborate illusions and reveal diamond company's corruption. Remaining charm rests solely with cast efforts and fluidity of tension-free set-pieces.

Dune Part Two (2024) Seamless story continuation maintains artful, striking visuals and immersive atmosphere as Timothy Chalamet learns way of desert from glowering Zendaya before realizing messianic need for revenge. Coldly involving spectacle and expansive action without grasping thematic immediacy or empathy.

All The King's Men (1949) Corruptive allure of political power sees Broderick Crawford's social idealism turn to virulent populism, manipulating and abusing opponents and followers, including spiky realist Mercedes McCambridge. Uneven visual styles and emphasis on reporter John Ireland disturbs momentum, yet inevitable rush to violence retains effect.

Absolutely Fabulous The Movie (2016) Fitfully amusing extension of TV show works best when indulging comic chemistry of unrepentant fashion friends Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley, on the run from London to Cannes when world blames them for beloved Kate Moss falling into Thames. Bland visuals underline thin narrative that rapidly runs out of steam.

Jack Ryan Ghost War (2026) Anonymously efficient spy action brings sardonic John Krasinski back into CIA fold, hopping between Dubai and London to uncover deadly revival of post 9/11 black ops network. Tense Sienna Miller provides spark amid polished production that eventually devolves to dreary shootout.