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FilmWeek: ‘Toy Story 5,’ ‘The Death of Robin Hood,’ ‘Girls Like Girls,’ and more!
The toys in Toy Story 5.
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Guest host Austin Cross and LAist film critics Charles Solomon, Manuel Betancourt, and Katie Walsh review this weekend’s latest movie releases.
The topic:
Austin Cross and LAist film critics Charles Solomon, Manuel Betancourt, and Katie Walsh review this weekend’s latest movie releases in theaters and on streaming platforms.
The films:
- Toy Story 5 Wide Release
- The Death of Robin Hood Wide Release
- Girls Like Girls Wide Release
- Leviticus In Select Theaters
- Enongo Streaming on Indie Pix Unlimited
- Rose of Nevada Landmark Nuart [West LA]
- She's the He Laemmle Glendale|Lumiere Music Hall [West LA]
- Burt Available on Digital & VOD
- Color Book Landmark Pasadena Playhouse|Streaming on Netflix
The critics:
- Charles Solomon, film critic for LAist, Animation Scoop and Animation Magazine
- Manuel Betancourt, film critic for LAist and assistant editor of Documentary Magazine. He also contributes regularly to Variety and The AV Club.
- Katie Walsh, film critic at the Tribune News Service and L.A. Times
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