Based on a True Story Review: Kaley Cuoco's Zippy True-Crime Send-Up Is a Good Time

This documentary focuses on the life and legacy of Yogi Berra, however overlooked his career may have been. As a recognized key baseball player for the New York Yankees, his statistics and records have proven that he had the skill and talent for the game. However, his laidback personality off the field and his so-called Yogi-isms seemed to have overshadowed his athletic prowess through the decades.

A grieving father (Martin Sheen) walks a pilgrimage in Europe called the Way of St. James in honor of his late son, who died making the same journey. Along the way, he befriends people from around the world and experiences a profound epiphany.

Assistant curator, Lauren, is out to prove a set of ancient vases belong with the Pueblo Nation. While in Zion she meets Adam, a native Puebloan park ranger, who helps her on her mission.

After a woman's husband disappears while on a kayaking trip, everyone assumes that he must've drowned. But then, she catches a glimpse of a man in a crowd who looks exactly like him, setting off a chain of events that unravels everything she thought she knew about her husband.

A plucky eleven-year-old named Margaret (Abby Ryder Fortson) finds her life on the cusp of change as her family uproots from the heart of the city to a quiet suburban neighborhood, leaving her grandmother (Kathy Bates), her confidant, behind. Margaret must then navigate the ups and downs of adolescence, including new friends, new feelings, and, ultimately, a new sense of self. Kelly Fremon Craig directs the coming-of-age comedy based on the novel of the same name by Judy Blume. Co-starring Rachel McAdams.

Teenaged Spider-Man Miles Morales inadvertently crosses into a parallel 'Spider-verse', where he discovers a number of other Spider-heroes. When their realities are threatened, the multi-dimensional Spider-heroes team up to save their shared existence once and for all.