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Movies in wide release and in a large number of theaters.

Resident Evil (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a dark, eerie scene with a house's exterior wall and a door in the center. The door is open, revealing a dark, ominous interior. Three human figures are depicted in a dramatic pose, with their arms and legs extended as if they are being pulled into the door. The figures are silhouetted against the light coming from two wall-mounted lamps on either side of the door. The poster has bold, red text at the bottom that reads "RESIDENT EVIL" in a distressed font, indicating the title of the movie. Below the title, it states "FROM THE DIRECTOR OF WEAPONS AND BARBARIAN" and "ONLY IN CINEMAS SEPTEMBER 18." The bottom of the poster also mentions "FILMED FOR IMAX." The overall tone of the poster is dark and suspenseful, suggesting a horror or thriller genre.

Resident Evil (2026)

Bad Apples (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a young woman with long brown hair, wearing a brown coat, standing in a classroom setting. She has an apple on her head, which is a central visual element. The background is a gradient of yellow and orange, giving a warm and somewhat eerie atmosphere. At the top of the poster, there is text that reads "Academy Award® nominee SAOIRSE RONAN" and below it, "THE MOST UNHINGED DARK COMEDY YOU'LL SEE THIS YEAR." The title "BAD APPLES" is prominently displayed in large, bold letters. At the bottom, it states "a film by JONATAN ETZLER" and "IN THEATRES SEPTEMBER 18." The overall design suggests a dark comedy with a twist, likely involving the young woman and the apple.

Bad Apples (2026)

The Uprising (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a man standing in a field, facing away from the viewer. He is wearing a tattered, hooded cloak and holding a large, curved blade, possibly a sword or a scythe. The background shows a dramatic landscape with smoke rising from a distant fire, suggesting a chaotic or war-torn setting. The title "The Uprising" is prominently displayed in bold, white letters across the middle of the poster. Above the title, the text "Rise or Die" is written in smaller, uppercase letters. The bottom of the poster includes additional information: "From Paul Greengrass, acclaimed director of Jason Bourne and Captain Phillips," and "Only in theaters September 11." The overall tone of the poster is intense and dramatic, hinting at a story of struggle and conflict.

The Uprising (2026)

Practical Magic 2 (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features two women, one with dark hair and the other with blonde hair, both looking serene and slightly ethereal. They are set against a dark, mystical background with a lighthouse and a house in the distance, suggesting a coastal or rural setting. The title "Practical Magic" is prominently displayed in a stylized font at the bottom, with the tagline "Everything you've witched for" above it. The release date, "September 10," is mentioned at the bottom. Surrounding the main image are candles, adding to the mystical and enchanting atmosphere of the poster.

Practical Magic 2 (2026)

By Any Means (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features two men standing side by side against a split background. The left side is dark, with a man dressed in a suit and tie, holding a gun, and wearing a police badge. The right side is yellow, with a man in a tank top and sunglasses, holding a baseball bat. Above them, the text reads, "THE FBI Couldn't CRACK IT. SO THEY CALLED IN THE Mob." Below, it states, "BY ANY MEANS" in bold, yellow letters, followed by "BASED ON A TRUE STORY" and the names "YAHYA ABDUL-MATEEN II" and "MARK WAHLBERG." At the bottom, it mentions, "ONLY IN THEATRES SEPTEMBER 4."

By Any Means (2026)

Finding Emily (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster for "Finding Emily" features two young characters prominently. On the left, a woman with long, wavy blonde hair is wearing a black jacket over a white top and a dark skirt. She is holding a green book and a piece of paper. On the right, a man with short, dark hair is dressed in a blue sweatshirt with a white collar and beige pants. He is holding a piece of paper with a note on it. The background is a vibrant red, and the title "Finding Emily" is displayed in large, bold letters at the top. Below the title, there is a tagline that reads, "Right name, wrong number." The poster also includes information about the producers, writers, director, and release date, which is August 28.

Finding Emily (2026)

The Dog Stars (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a group of four characters standing in a grassy field, surrounded by a desolate, post-apocalyptic landscape. The sky is overcast, and the background includes a damaged building and a yellow airplane. The characters are dressed in rugged, practical clothing, and each is holding a firearm. The text at the top of the poster reads, "At the end of the world, no one survives alone." Below this, the title "The Dog Stars" is prominently displayed, along with the tagline "Based on the acclaimed novel by Peter Heller." The poster also includes the credits: "Screenplay by Mark L. Smith" and "Directed by Ridley Scott." The release date is indicated as "In theaters August 28." The overall tone of the poster suggests a survivalist, post-apocalyptic theme.

The Dog Stars (2026)

Insidious: Out of the Further (2026) - Movie Poster. The movie poster features a dark, eerie atmosphere with a central figure whose face is being attacked by multiple hands with sharp nails. The hands are pressing down on the face, creating a sense of horror and tension. The background is a deep, smoky blue, adding to the ominous feel. At the bottom of the poster, the title "Insidious: Out of the Further" is prominently displayed in bold, white and red letters. The text also mentions that the movie is exclusively in movie theaters in August and available in premium formats.

Insidious: Out of the Further (2026)