Looking at the Weekend: Jan. 24-26, 2025

Flight Risk and Presence are the titles fighting for the number one position. Action vs. horror. The previews for Presence haven’t been that great, so I suspect Flight Risk will win out.

OTHER RELEASES

We are only looking at films that have had trailers released on Rotten Tomatoes’ trailer YouTube Channels. Below are some other films that are releasing this weekend that we haven’t considered.

Brave the Dark (Wide)
The Colors Within (Wide)
Flight Risk (Wide)
Presence (Wide)
Bau: Artist at War (Limited)
Blades in the Darkness (Limited)
Boonie Bears:Time Twist (Limited)
Disfluency (Limited)
Hit N Fun (Limited)
Inheritance (Limited)
Into the Deep (Limited)
Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story (Limited)
Myth of Man (Limited)
Narayaneente Moonaanmakkal (Limited)
Sherlock Holmes Mare of the Night (Limited)
Sunray: Fallen Soldier (Limited)
Zombie Strain (Limited)

WIDE RELEASES
\| THE COLORS WITHIN \|	\| FLIGHT RISK \|	\| PRESENCE \|

The Colors Within

Wesley Lovell: Even for anime, this looks tepid to me.

Peter J. Patrick: Looks like a charmer.

Thomas La Tourrette: The trailer is not very interesting, but the reviews make it sound like it might be worth seeing.

Flight Risk

Wesley Lovell: I’m surprised good actors are working with known anti-Semite Gibson.

Peter J. Patrick: Trailer gives away the whole ludicrous plot.

Thomas La Tourrette: This just looks like a bad film. It could have been an interesting premise, but the trailer gave no reason to see it.

Presence

Wesley Lovell: It doesn’t look terribly appealing but you can never underestimate Steven Soderbergh.

Peter J. Patrick: Soderbergh’s horror movie looks like everyone else’s.

Thomas La Tourrette: A dull trailer does not make this look scary at all. The reviews are mostly good, but that is not enough yet to sway me to see it.