Another week at the top for Godzilla Minus Zero? Probable since none of the new releases seem like chart toppers. Ebenezer will either prove Johnny Depp can still draw audiences or will prove his career is over. That said, it seems the most likely of the four new releases to come out on top of the others.

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.

Dead of Night (Limited)
Donga Naa Koduku (Limited)
God With Us (Limited)
In the Mouth (Limited)
Orfeo (Limited)
Plucked (Limited)
Remember (Limited)
Search Party: Where’s PawPaw (Limited)

WIDE RELEASES
EBENEZER	GHOST SOLDIER	HOW TO ROB A BANK	VICTORIAN PSYCHO

Ebenezer

Wesley Lovell: I have no interest in anything Depp does these days.

Pete Patrick: Latest version of A Christmas Carol might be worth a look.

Thomas La Tourrette: I am not sure we need another Christmas Carol film, especially one starring Johnny Depp and going overboard with CGI, but maybe it will be okay.

Ghost Soldier

Wesley Lovell: It looks like a better than average Christian-themed action film but still not worth the effort.

Pete Patrick: Actioner looks unnecessarily violent.

Thomas La Tourrette: It looks like a bad action film, though with a few twists, but not one I plan on seeing.

How to Rob a Bank

Wesley Lovell: It could be quite interesting or rather dull.

Pete Patrick: Silly comedy about a serious subject matter.

Thomas La Tourrette: I am not sure what to make of this anarchistic film. Will wait for reviews.

Victorian Psycho

Wesley Lovell: While I like horror, Victorian horror has yet to produce a film I find interesting.

Pete Patrick: Ambitious horror comedy looks like a near miss.

Thomas La Tourrette: This horror film just looks unpleasant.

LIMITED RELEASES
BITTER CHRISTMAS	THE MAN WITH THE BAG	PAPER TIGER	QUARTER	SPACE CADET

The Limited Slate

Wesley Lovell: Not a lot of stuff I would want to run out and see but a couple of things look at least a little interesting.

Pete Patrick: Paper Tiger is a strong yes but all except Bitter Christmas, Almodor’s poorly reviewed latest, could be worth a look. 

Thomas La Tourrette: None of these films leap out. Almodovar is usually worth watching, even if it is a weaker entry. The others just do not seem that interesting, though Paper Tiger might be good.