Upcoming Releases — April


As we move into April, the blockbusters start to appear. Here's a look at the new movies coming to a theater near you in April.

Friday, April 3:
Furious 7 — This is the latest installment in the "Fast & Furious" series, and the final for Paul Walker. It was delayed from a summer 2014 release, and people can't wait to see where these fun, popcorn action films end up next.

Woman in Gold (Limited) — This drama, starring Helen Mirren and Ryan Reynolds, is about a woman trying to recover property stolen by the Nazis during World War II. This looks like an interesting drama.

Friday, April 10:
The Longest Ride — The latest from Nicholas Sparks, this drama centers on a pair of love stories separated by decades. Undoubtedly tissues will be a must for this one.

Friday, April 17:
Child 44 — Tom Hardy tries to stop a serial child murderer behind the Iron Curtain. This looks like a serious and somber drama.

Unfriended — This is the latest low-budget horror film. This time it turns the scares to the Internet, in what could be a new trend.

Monkey Kingdom — Just in time for Earth Day, this is the latest in a series of nature documentaries. This one follows a family of monkeys.

Paul Blart Mall Cop 2 — A sequel to "Mall Cop," this one finds Kevin James foiling a heist in Las Vegas. Laughs, presumably, ensue.

Friday, April 24:
The Water Diviner — This film was a big award nominee in Australia, and features Russell Crowe searching for his sons on the battle field in Italy.

The Age of Adaline — This film features Blake Lively in a potential break-out role as a woman who doesn't age trying to find love and meaning in a life that sees everyone she connects with lost to the ravages of time.

Little Boy — This film is about a little boy whose faith protects his father on far off battlefields. It's the latest in a recent flourish of faith-based films.

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