Looking at the Weekend: Jun. 6-8, 2014

Tom Cruise’s new film has been earning strong early notices, which should be enough to overcome the likely disappointment in Maleficent and propel it to a first place victory this weekend.

Individual Commentaries

Wesley Lovell: The repetitive and annoying trailers for Edge of Tomorrow may not be accurate, but they are enough to make me not want to watch it or much of anything else coming this weekend.
Peter J. Patrick: What can you say about a week in which the biggest prospective hit is a film about dying teenagers? Can it put a dent in the box office fortunes of its competitive blockbusters, and if so, will it portend a new cycle of such films?
Tripp Burton: Some interesting fare is continuing to trickle out, but as far as Summer Blockbusters go, this is not looking like the most interesting of summers.
Thomas LaTourrette: Surprisingly, the new Tom Cruise movie, Edge of Tomorrow, has good buzz. It may be the first film of his I see in a theater in a long time. None of the others excite me much. The Fault in Our Stars might be good or perhaps too rote and weepy for me.

Jun. 6-8, 2014
	Edge of Tomorrow (Wide Release) See the original CinemaSight Trailer & Poster Preview	The Fault in Our Stars (Wide Release) See the original CinemaSight Trailer & Poster Preview	Borgman (Limited Release) See the original CinemaSight Trailer & Poster Preview	The Sacrament (Limited Release) See the original CinemaSight Trailer & Poster Preview
	On DVD For Sci-Fi Fans T	On DVD For Everyone None	On DVD For Film Enthusiasts None	On DVD For Found Footage Horror Fans None
	On DVD For Action Fans None	On DVD For Anyone Who Wants a Good Cry None	On DVD For Film Enthusiasts None	Never For Horror Fans None
	On DVD For Sci-Fi Action Fans T	In Theaters For Everyone M,S	On DVD For Film Enthusiasts None	On DVD For Horror Fans None
	In Theaters For Everyone T	On DVD For Teenagers None	On DVD For Foreign Film Fans None	Never For Scary Thriller Fans None
KEY:	Personal Impression Personal Pick of the Week Recommendation (For Everyone) Recommendation (For Genre Fans) Recommendation (For Film Enthusiasts) Recommendation (Avoid It)		Oscar Impression: Oscar Codes: M: Major (Picture, Directing, Acting) S: Support (Writing, Music, Editing, Cinematography) C: Creative (Production Design, Costumes, Makeup) T: Tech (Sound, Visual Effects) A: Animated Feature D: Documentary Feature F: Foreign LanguageFilm
KEY:	All ratings are on a scale of 0 to 10 (with 0 being no interest / no recommendation, and 10 being absolute interest / recommendation). The Avoid rating follows the same 0 to 10 format with 10 being the highest recommendation that you avoid the film at all costs. Each Person selects makes a “Pick of the Week,” some weeks may have more than one, some may have none at all.