Here are the movies coming out this week
It‘s a battle of the comics — stand-up vs. graphic novel — as Amy Schumer takes on a Marvel superhero at the box office.
Here‘s a look at this week‘s new releases, "Ant-Man," "Trainwreck," "Mr. Holmes," "Aloft," "Testament of Youth" and "Dark Awakening":
ANT-MAN: The Marvel Cinematic Universe gets a bit smaller as a master thief (Paul Rudd) gains the ability to shrink in size while increasing in strength. At multiple locations. (117 min.) PG-13; sci-fi action violence.
TRAINWRECK: After years of laughing at monogamy, a magazine writer (Amy Schumer) thinks about settling down with her latest interview subject (Bill Hader) in this comedy from director Judd Apatow. At multiple locations. (125 min.) R; strong sexual content, nudity, language and some drug use.
MR. HOLMES: An aging Sherlock (Ian McKellen) marshals the forces of his diminishing mind to solve one last case. At multiple locations. (104 min.) PG; thematic elements, some disturbing images and incidental smoking.
ALOFT: A young journalist (Melanie Laurent) brings together a renowned artist (Jennifer Connelly) and her estranged falconer son (Cillian Murphy). At Village Square. (95 min.) R; language and some sexuality.
TESTAMENT OF YOUTH: A young girl ("Ex Machina") comes of age during World War I in this drama based on the memoir by Vera Brittain. At Village Square. (129 min.) PG-13; thematic material including bloody and disturbing war related images.
DARK AWAKENING: While temporarily living in an old estate, a family encounters the spirits of nine children in this horror tale. At Sam‘s Town. (95 min.) Not rated.
