*Opening Worldwide and Here at The Roxy Theatres on Friday, June 5th!*

**Just in time for the PA Day this coming Friday!**

Prince Adam (Nicholas Galitzine), a young man raised on Earth, discovers he is the long-lost heir to the planet Eternia and the only one capable of stopping the ruthless Skeletor (Jared Leto) from seizing ultimate Power.

After unlocking the secrets of the legendary Power Sword, Adam transforms into the mighty He-Man and returns to his home world, where a brutal war threatens the fate of Castle Grayskull. Alongside the fearless Teela (Camila Mendes), the warrior Duncan (Idris Elba), and the Sorceress (Morena Baccarin), Adam must embrace his destiny and battle dark magic, monstrous enemies, and his own fears before Eternia falls into darkness forever.

Based on Mattel’s toyline launched in the 1980s and the popular cartoon of the same era.

*Popcorn Fresh 86% on RottenTomatoes.com*

Audience Says – A family-friendly movie that may win you over even if you’re not familiar with Nate Bargatze’s comedy, The Breadwinner is an old-fashioned good time — clichés and all.

TOP CRITIC, Glenn Kenny – “Bargatze proves himself a savvy writer and performer here; he doesn’t hog all the laugh lines for himself, but instead often plays straight man to his three daughters… It’s the girls who ultimately make this comedy sing.”

TOP CRITIC, Debbie Lynn Elias – “THE BREADWINNER is one of the year’s most genuinely funny crowd-pleasers — the kind of laugh-until-you’re-crying comedy that understands the best humor comes from recognizable truth pushed to delightfully absurd extremes.”

TOP CRITIC, Tessa Smith – “Nate Bargatze proves why he is such a successful comedian in ‘The Breadwinner’, a very relatable comedy that is perfect for families.”

TOP CRITIC, Alison Foreman – “For the most part, Appel wisely avoids pushing Nate toward overly heightened emotional territory — instead, treating Bargatze’s deadpan confusion like its own immutable law of physics inside the silly world of The Breadwinner.”

Starring record-breaking comedian Nate Bargatze in his first feature film, The Breadwinner is a family comedy that follows the misadventures of Nate Wilcox, whose wife Katie (Mandy Moore) lands a once-in-a-lifetime deal on Shark Tank that takes her on a prolonged business trip – and now the lifelong breadwinner has to fend for his family as a first-time stay-at-home dad.

With three young daughters and little experience handling their day-to-day needs, Nate finds out quickly that running the household is the toughest gig he’s ever had.

*Missed it the first time, not to worry, back by popular demand!*

Verified Hot Popcorn Fresh 97% on RottenTomatoes.com

Audience Says – Boosted by stellar performances, most notably Jaafar Jackson’s breakout turn, Michael tops the charts and has fans moonwalking across the globe.

TOP CRITIC, Adam Graham – “In the realm of superstar biopics, “Michael” finds its rhythm, and Jaafar Jackson gives it its pulsating a heartbeat.”

TOP CRITIC, Melissa Ruggieri – “Jaafar may share his late uncle’s megawatt smile, lithe frame and Bambi eyelashes. But his liquid dance moves — highlighted as he teaches gang members the footwork in the “Beat It” video — and soft-spoken cadence are studied to perfection.”

TOP CRITIC, David Rooney – “If you’re even remotely nostalgic for the time when his songs were ubiquitous on pop charts, at parties and on dance floors worldwide, the movie will be a warm rush of transporting pleasure.”

TOP CRITIC, Linda Marric – “In the end, Fuqua’s Michael is a beautifully performed but carefully curated story. It celebrates more than it questions and remembers more than it reveals.”

“Please note this film contains a sequence of flashing lights which might affect customers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.”

This film tells the story of how Michael Jackson (Juliano Valdi) gave up his childhood to be the lead singer for the band The Jackson 5. From the time he was five, he was forced by his father Joe Jackson (Colman Domingo) to spend hours rehearsing with his brothers and if he or any of his brothers weren’t perfect, they were beaten with a belt. They found success early due to Michael’s extraordinary voice, and their success changed their lives from being a poor family in Gary, Indiana to multi-millionaires with a huge mansion and grounds in Encino, California.

Having never had any friends beyond his brothers, and unable to make any because of his fame, Michael (Jafaar Jackson) gets exotic pets as his friends, including a chimp named Bubbles, all of whom Michael treats with love and gentleness. As Michael grows to be an adult, he tries to break away from his bully of a father, but even then he’s afraid of him. Michael does manage to record two solo albums that make him the biggest recording artist in the world, but meets with opposition from his father, who wants him to remain part of The Jackson 5.

*Opening Worldwide on Friday, June 12th and Here at The Roxy Theatres with a Special Sneak Peek on Thursday, June 11th at 7:15 PM! Doors open at 6:30 PM and Tickets are On Sale Now. Don’t miss out on this fun night and door prizes!!*

After Kansas City meteorologist Margaret Fairchild (Emily Blunt) experiences a terrifying and unexplained event during a live television broadcast, the world becomes consumed by fear, paranoia, and questions about extraterrestrial life. As governments attempt to suppress the growing panic, cybersecurity expert Daniel Kellner (Josh O’Connor) uncovers evidence of a decades-long conspiracy tied to mysterious alien encounters.

Together, they race to expose the truth before powerful forces silence them forever. But as strange signals begin affecting humanity on a global scale, they realize the terrifying revelation may not be about first contact, but about something that has already been here all along.

*Opening Worldwide and Here at The Roxy Theatres on Friday, June 19th!*

Woody (Tom Hanks), Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen), Jessie (Joan Cusack), and the rest of the gang return for another emotional adventure. Bonnie becomes obsessed with a frog-shaped tablet called Lilypad (voice of Greta Lee), causing the toys to fear they are being replaced by technology and screens.

As playtime changes, Woody returns to help his friends reconnect with Bonnie and remind her of the joy found in imagination and traditional toys. Packed with humor, action, and heartfelt moments, the story explores friendship, growing up, and how childhood continues evolving in an increasingly digital world where connection, creativity, and play must be rediscovered and protected.