River Bridge POA

DEATH ON THE NILE

SATURDAY, MAY 21st 

7:30pm - 127 minutes

RATED: PG-13 For violence, some bloody images, and sexual material.

STARRING: Kenneth Branagh, Gal Gadot, Armie Hammer, Tom Bateman, Letitia Wright, Sophie Okonedo, Jennifer Saunders, Russell Brand, Emma Mackey, Annette Bening

World-renowned Belgian detective Hercule Poirot is on vacation in Egypt enjoying a luxurious cruise down the Nile River when a young newly married heiress, who is on board the ship with her husband, gets murdered. When the detective learns of the woman's demise, he begins an investigation that involves observing all of the other travelers on the ship. Since no one on the cruise seems to have cared much for the heiress, Poirot knows that narrowing down his suspects will be difficult, but he will work hard to solve this case before the ship reaches its destination. Based on the book by British mystery writer Agatha Christie.

DOG

MONDAY, MAY 23rd

1:30pm - 101 minutes

RATED: PG-13 For language, thematic elements, drug content and some suggestive material. 

STARRING: Channing Tatum, Jane Adams, Kevin Nash, Ethan Suplee, Bill Burr, Q'orianka Kilcher

A U.S. Army Ranger, Briggs, has been on down time from his post at the joint Fort Lewis-McChord base for a while. When he tries to return to service, he's told that he can be brought back into the game if he agrees to deliver a Belgian Malinois named Lulu to the funeral of her now-deceased handler, Sergeant Rodriguez, in Nogales, Arizona. Briggs receives a warning: Lulu can be incredibly sweet. Lulu also can turn on you in a heartbeat. When Briggs finds himself on a trip with the sweetest little demon, he realizes that there's a lot more about Lulu and himself than he ever realized.

THE OUTFIT

SATURDAY, JUNE 4th 

7:30pm - 105 minutes

RATED: R For some bloody violence, and language throughout.

STARRING: Mark Rylance, Zoey Deutch, Dylan O'Brien, Johnny Flynn, Nikki Amuka-Bird, Simon Russell Beale, Alan Mehdizadeh, Johnathan McClain

A master tailor from England, has traveled the world and experienced many things. At one point in his career, he even made bespoke suits on Savile Row. Yet, it's not until after he settles in Chicago that his life changes in unimaginable ways. He decides to set up a small shop in the roughest part of the city. As he tells his new assistant who worries about the types of customers he allows in the building, his work is a craft and not an art. He doesn't mind providing his services to gangsters since they're the only locals who can afford them. When two killers arrive on his doorstep one night asking for his help, he begins to see his assistant's point about his clientele. To his surprise, he learns that with her help they both might actually survive the night.

MARRY ME

MONDAY, JUNE 20th

1:30pm - 112 minutes

RATED: PG-13 For some language and suggestive material. 

STARRING: Jennifer Lopez, Owen Wilson, Maluma, John Bradley, Sarah Silverman, Chloe Coleman, Michelle Buteau, Khalil Middleton, Kat Cunning, Taliyah Whitaker

Marry Me is a romantic comedy focusing on an unexpected relationship being created in front of millions. Kat Valdez and Bastian are superstars in the music industry, so much so that the world plans to make an event out of their impending wedding. However, things fall apart when Kat learns that Bastian has been unfaithful mere moments before the vows can take place. Making an abrupt choice, she picks a man in the crowd named Charlie, not realizing that he's holding a Marry Me sign, and decides to follow the sign's suggestion.

FATHER STU

MONDAY, JUNE 27th

1:30pm - 124 minutes

RATED: R For language throughout. 

STARRING: Mark Wahlberg,Mel Gibson,Jacki Weaver,Teresa Ruiz,Malcolm McDowell, Annet Mahendru, Cody Fern, Winter Ave Zoli, Faith Jefferies, Ronnie Gene Blevins

Based on the true story of a boxer from Los Angeles who realizes he will never make it in the sport, this faith-based narrative follows the title character's journey from a self-destructive miscreant to a Catholic priest. Stu isn't your typical bad guy, even though he endured a childhood with an abusive, often absent father and an ineffectual mother. His journey toward the priesthood takes several odd turns, first heading to Hollywood to try to make it as a movie star. When he meets a deeply religious girl, he starts going to church, soon realizing he has a divine calling.