Well here’s the latest info I have from Rotten Tomatoes:
98% positive reviews for Life Itself, the documentary about film critic Roger Ebert’s life.
95% for a movie called Gabrielle, which has something to do with a developmentally challenged young woman who wants her independence.
95% for a movie called Wrinkles, an animated comedy about men in a retirement home, described as “poignant” and “thoughtful.”
63% for a movie called Me and You, which is an Italian drama about a lonely teenager and his older sister.
54% for Earth to Echo, the weekend’s big-name release, a “found footage” movie about some kids who find and communicate with an E.T.
Only 50% for something called Premature, which has been described as “Groundhog Day meets American Pie,” about a teenager who is forced to repeat the same embarrassing, crucial day over and over until he gets it right. Go and look at the trailer and tell me this doesn’t sound interesting. Of course it isn’t playing here. 
34% - Deliver Us from Evil - Eric Bana is wasted in an exorcism-themed horror movie.
27% - Tammy - A woman and her grandmother hit the road.
17% - America - Dinesh D’Souza’s documentary about America.
I have four other titles that are or were supposed to be released this weekend, but I can’t find out any information about them:
A Brony Tale - a documentary about the “brony” phenomenon: adult men who are way into My Little Pony stuff.
The Girl on the Train - a sort of film noir about a chance encounter with a mysterious young woman. On a train.
Heatstroke - a survival thriller about a man, his girlfriend and his daughter who are attacked while on safari in Africa by men who are out to get him for some reason.
Mutual Friends - a group of thirtysomethings in New York have a surprise party and things happen.
The first three of these last are going to be on DVD in August anyway.
