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The Invite

2026· 1h 47m

An invitation that lights the fuse

Olivia Wilde directs and stars opposite Seth Rogen, Edward Norton, and Penelope Cruz in a comedy of romance and drama about a marriage on thin ice and one very charged dinner party. It has the delicious what-just-happened energy you will still be dissecting on the walk home, funny one moment and quietly raw the next. At 7.8 on IMDb, it is the kind of grown-up night out that leaves you both talking.

Flirty, wry, and a little dangerous
A marriage tested over one unforgettable evening
Endlessly discussable afterward

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Tonight 09:30 · cineMovie

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day

A hero the world forgot, and the people he loves

Tom Holland and Zendaya bring real tenderness to this sweeping adventure about a Peter Parker fighting on in a city that no longer remembers him. Underneath the spectacle is a genuinely moving ache about being overlooked and watching the people you love move on, which gives you both something to feel and not just something to watch. Crowd-pleasing and warm, it sits at 8.1 on IMDb.

Soaring, heartfelt, easy to love together
A tender ache at its core
Big-screen wonder without the grim edges

Tonight 16:45 · Pathé Westside

The End of Oak Street

When the whole neighborhood slips somewhere strange

Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor anchor this atmospheric mystery about a family whose street is torn from suburbia and dropped somewhere unknown, where survival means holding tight to each other. It is eerie and tender in equal measure, an intimate story about togetherness dressed as a cosmic puzzle, and at 86% on Rotten Tomatoes it delivers real mood. Do plan ahead, since screenings around town are on the sparse side this week.

Dreamy, unsettling, quietly moving
A family clinging together against the unknown
Only a handful of showings, so grab one early

Tonight 20:00 · cineABC