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“Lou” (R) — A reclusive woman
named Lou (Allison Janney) lives
deep in the woods, hiding from her
troubled past. Lou lives next door
to a mother (Jurnee Smollett) and
her young daughter, both of whom
she only sees in passing. But, when
a tumultuous thunderstorm knocks
out their power, forcing the single
mother to step outside to switch the
breaker, her daughter gets kidnapped
right under her nose. Left with no other
help besides her antagonistic (yet
resourceful) neighbor, she teams up
with Lou to save her missing child.
Out on Sept. 23. (Netflix)
“Heatwave” (R) — In this steamy
thriller, a young woman named Claire
(Kat Graham) finds herself garnering
success after a traumatizing fire
uprooted her life. As a professional
aching to get ahead, she secures
a job assisting an influential executive
named Scott Crane (Sebastian
Roche). Meanwhile, she meets a
woman named Eve (Merritt Patterson)
and begins a passionate romance
with her. Everything starts falling into
place for Claire, finally. That is, until
she meets her boss’ wife, who just so
happens to be Eve. When Scott passes
away suddenly with indications of
foul play, Claire realizes she’s been
caught in the middle of an elaborate
scheme, with no other option left but
to weasel her way out. (Prime Video)
“Dancing with the Stars” (TV-PG)
— After 30 seasons running on ABC,
this reality dance show is now switching
over to stream exclusively on
Disney+. The premiere of season 31
is out now, and this season has quite
the star-studded cast to make for an
interesting competition. Competitors
this season include TikTok sensation
Charli D’Amelio, as well as her mother
Heidi D’Amelio. “Jersey Shore’s”
Vinny Guadagnino also joined the
cast, along with singers Jordin Sparks
and Jessie James Decker. But, Selma
Blair is the true standout addition to
the show this season, as the actress
had gone public in 2018 about her
diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. Since
then, Blair has become an advocate
and all-around inspiration for those
battling MS. (Disney+)
Courtesy of Netflix
Allison Janney and Jurnee Smollett
star in “Lou.”
“Sidney” (PG-13) — Produced by
Oprah Winfrey, this documentary
covers the life of the late legendary
actor Sidney Poitier. With a humble
beginning in the Bahamas, Poitier
immigrated to Miami and found that
he had a completely different perspective
about race than those in the
United States during the 1950s. When
launching his acting career, Poitier
refused to play roles that minimized
or disrespected Black people because
of the color of their skin. He instead
chose roles that allowed him to maintain
his power. In that choice, Poitier
paved the way for others to follow in
his footsteps, not just in a filmmaking
capacity, but, in a societal capacity as
well. “Sidney” premieres Sept. 23.
(Apple TV+)
© 2022 King Features Synd., Inc.
Video On Demand
1. DC League of Super-Pets ....(PG)
Dwayne Johnson
2. Nope .........................................(R)
Daniel Kaluuya
3. Mack & Rita ................... (PG-13)
Diane Keaton, Elizabeth Lail
4. Gone in the Night ...................(R)
Winona Ryder
5. Elvis ................................. (PG-13)
Austin Butler
6. Wire Room ..............................(R)
Kevin Dillon, Bruce Willis
7. Maneater .................................(R)
Nicky Whelan, Trace Adkins
8. Dog ................................... (PG-13)
Channing Tatum
9. One Way ..................................(R)
Rhys Coiro, Kevin Bacon
10. Father Stu .............................(R)
Mark Wahlberg
1. Barbarian ................................(R)
Georgina Campbell, Bill Skarsgard
2. Brahmastra Part One:
Shiva ......................................... (NR)
Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt
3. Bullet Train .............................(R)
Brad Pitt, Joey King
4. Top Gun: Maverick........ (PG-13)
Tom Cruise, Jennifer Connelly
5. The Invitation ................. (PG-13)
Nathalie Emmanuel, Thomas
Doherty
6. DC League of
Super-Pets .................................(PG)
Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart
7. Lifemark ......................... (PG-13)
Kirk Cameron, Alex Kendrick
8. Beast ........................................(R)
Idris Elba, Liyabuya Gongo
9. Minions: The Rise
of Gru ........................................(PG)
Steve Carell, Pierre Coffin
10. Spider-Man: No Way
Home ................................... (PG-13)
Tom Holland, Zendaya
© 2022 King Features Synd., Inc.