‘Top Gun: Maverick’, ‘Bob’s Burgers Movie’ top list of new movies

Tom Cruise in “Top Gun: Maverick”. Scott Garfield/Paramount Pictures

Photo: Scott Garfield/Paramount Pictures

Here are some of the new movies hitting theaters or streaming, streaming, renting or buying this week.

“Aneck”

Indian political thriller in Hindi language.

Not rated. Opens May 27 at Cinemark Memorial City, Houston; AMC Gulf Point 30, Sugar Land; Fountains AMC Loews 18, Stafford; AMC First Colony 24, Sugar Land; AMC Katy Mills 20, Katy.

“Bike Thieves”

Vittorio De Sica’s classic Italian post-war film about a working-class man and his son who search for their stolen bicycle.

Not rated. Screens at 7 p.m. May 28 at 14 Pews, Houston.

“The Bob’s Burgers Movie”

The movie version of the popular animated TV show about a family and their restaurant. Zach Galifianakis, Kevin Kline, Gary Cole and Nick Kroll are part of the voice cast.

Rated PG-13. Opens May 27 throughout Houston.

“Dum Mastam”

Pakistani Urdu romantic drama about childhood sweethearts who grow up struggling to make it in the music industry.

Not rated. Opens May 27 at AMC First Colony 24, Sugar Land¼¼.


“Elizabeth: a portrait in part(s)”

Documentary about Queen Elizabeth by director Roger Michell (“Notting Hill”, “The Duke”).

Not rated. Airs at 8 p.m. May 27 on Showtime.

“F3: fun and frustration”

Indian comedy in telegu language.

Not rated. Opens May 27 at AMC Tinseltown 290, Houston; Cinemark Memorial City, Houston; AMC First Colony 24, Sugar Land; Cinemark 19, Katy.

“Game Stop: Rise of Players”

Documentary about how amateur investors in 2021 turned buying shares in a collapsing video game chain, GameStop, into a phenomenon.

Rated R. Begins streaming May 27 on Hulu.

“Jo and Jo”

Malayalam-language comedy-drama from India about three villagers coping with life during the pandemic lockdown.

Not rated. Opens May 27 at AMC First Colony 24, Sugar Land.

“The History of Montana”

Hayley Lu Richardson and Owen Teague star in a neo-western about two estranged siblings who return to their family ranch to deal with a bitter family legacy.

Rated R. Opens May 27 at Regal Greenway Grand Palace 24, Houston; AMC Gulf Pointe 30, Houston..

“PR”

Drama in Punjabi language of India.

Not rated. Opens May 27 at Cinemark Memorial City, Houston.

“Riser from the Bottom of Rock”

Documentary about the worldview and culture of native Hawaiians and their connection to geology and volcanoes.

Not rated. Screens 7 p.m. May 27-28 at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s Brown Auditorium.

“There are no saints”

Action thriller from writer Paul Schrader (director of “The Card Counter” and “First Reformed”) and starring Brian Cox, Tim Roth and Ron Perlman. A man seeks revenge after his wife is killed and his son kidnapped.

Not rated. Starts streaming May 27 on various platforms.

Top Gun: Maverick

The long-awaited sequel to the 1986 hit puts Tom Cruise and audiences back in the air for more spectacular dogfights.

Rated PG-13. Opens May 27 throughout Houston.

“We feed people”

Chef José Andrés’ efforts to feed people during disasters and war are the focus of this documentary.

Not rated. Starts streaming May 27 on Disney+.

“Zero contact”

Anthony Hopkins stars in this sci-fi thriller about an artificial intelligence program that could lead to time travel.

Rated R. Opens May 27 at America Cinemas, Houston; begins streaming May 27 on various platforms.

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  • cary darling

    Cary Darling joined the Houston Chronicle in 2017 where he writes about arts, entertainment and pop culture, with a focus on film and media. A native of Los Angeles and a graduate of Loyola Marymount University, he was a reporter or editor at the Orange County Register, the Miami Herald and the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Additionally, he has freelanced for a number of publications, including the Los Angeles Times and the Dallas Morning News.

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