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See Almost Popular at AMC Theatres Now

See Almost Popular now at AMC Theatres August 23, 2025 See Almost Popular exclusively in theatres August 27 through September 3, 2025. GET TICKETS on AMC or Fandango. Starring Ruby Rose Turner (Disney’s Descendants), Reid Miller (Joe Bell), Isabella Ferreira (Crush), Ellodee Carpenter, Elijah M Cooper (CW’s All American), Avi Angel, Arden Myrin, Kathleen Rose Perkins, Victora Caro, Sharlize True, Shariah True, Tahani Anderson, Sarah Dorothy Little, Allison Ye, Sir Cornwell, Owen Morgan, Connor Finnerty, Brooklyn Queen, Evanthia Theodorou, Tyshon Lawrence, Shelby Young, and more! We also have two special event screenings: Special Event: Meet the Filmmakers and Cast at AMC The Grove Los Angeles on Thur, August 28, 2025, events starts at 6:30pm. Tickets here Special Event: Meet the Filmmakers and Cast at AMC Empire Times Square NYC New York on Sat, August 30, 2025, event starts at 6:30pm. Tickets here NOW PLAYING IN THEATRES August 27 through September 3. GET TICKETS on AMC or Fandango. LOCATIONS AND SHOWTIMES below: Almost Popular showtimes in ATLANTA AMC Sugarloaf Mills 18 5900 Sugarloaf Pkwy, Lawrenceville, GA 30043 Wed, Aug 27, 6:30 pm, Tickets Link: here Almost Popular showtimes in BOSTON AMC Liberty Tree Mall 20 100 Independence Way, Davers, MA 01923 Wed, Aug 27, 6:30 pm, Tickets Link: here Wed, Aug 27, 9:15 pm, Tickets Link: here Thur, Aug 28, 6:30 pm, Tickets Link: here Fri, Aug 29, 3:00 pm, Tickets Link: here Sat, Aug 30, 2:30 pm, Tickets Link: here Sun, Aug 31, 3:30 pm, Tickets Link: here Mon, Sept 1, 4:30 pm, Tickets Link: here Tues, Sept 2, 1:30 pm, Tickets Link: here Wed, Sept 3, 2:30 pm, Tickets Link: here Almost Popular showtimes in CHICAGO AMC River East 21 322 E Illinois St, Chicago, IL 60611 Wed, Aug 27, 6:30 pm, Tickets Link: here Wed, Aug 27, 10:00 pm, Tickets Link: here Thur, Aug 28, 2:20 pm, Tickets Link: here Thur, Aug 28, 6:10 pm, Tickets Link: here Sat, Aug 30, 2:40 pm, Tickets Link: here Sun, Aug 31, 3:30 pm, Tickets Link: here Mon, Sept 1, 3:20 pm, Tickets Link: here Tues, Sept 2, 3:20 pm, Tickets Link: here Wed, Sept 3, 3:20 pm, Tickets Link: here Almost Popular showtimes in CHICAGO AMC South Barrington 24 175 Studio Dr, South Barrington, IL 60010 links to showtimes to be open soon Almost Popular showtimes in CHICAGO AMC Streets of Woodfield 20 601 N Martingdale Rd, Schaumburg, IL 60173 Wed, Aug 27, 6:30pm, Tickets Link: here Thur, Aug 28, 1:00pm, Tickets Link: here Thur, Aug 29, 1:30pm, Tickets Link: here Tues, Sept 2, 1:10pm, Tickets Link: here Almost Popular showtimes in DALLAS AMC DINE-IN Mesquite 30 19919 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, Mesquite, TX 75149 Wed, Aug 27, 9:50pm, Tickets Link: here Fri, Aug 29, 1:30pm, Tickets Link: here Sat, Aug 30, 1:30pm, Tickets Link: here Sun, Aug 31, 1:30pm, Tickets Link: here Mon, Sept 1, 1:30pm, Tickets Link: here Tues, Sept 2, 2:30pm, Tickets Link: here Wed, Sept 3, 2:30pm, Tickets Link: here Almost Popular showtimes in DENVER AMC Highland Ranch 24 103 Centennial Blvd, Highlands Ranch, CO 80129 Wed, Aug 27, 6:30pm, Tickets Link: here Wed, Aug 27, 9:10pm, Tickets Link: here Fri, Aug 29, 5:00pm, Tickets Link: here Fri, Aug 29, 8:00pm, Tickets Link: here Sat, Aug 30, 5:00pm, Tickets Link: here Sat, Aug 30, 8:30pm, Tickets Link: here Sat, Aug 30, 10:35pm, Tickets Link: here Sun, Aug 31, 5:00pm, Tickets Link: here Sun, Aug 31, 8:30pm, Tickets Link: here Mon, Sept 1, 5:00pm, Tickets Link: here Mon, Sept 1, 8:30pm, Tickets Link: here Mon, Sept 1, 10:30pm, Tickets Link: here Almost Popular showtimes in DENVER AMC Westminster Promenade 24 10655 Westminster Blvd, Westminster, CO 80020 Wed, Aug 27, 6:30pm, Tickets Link: here Wed, Aug 27, 9:05pm, Tickets Link: here Almost Popular showtimes in HOUSTON AMC First Colony 24 3301 Town Centre Blvd South, Sugar Land, TX 77479 Wed, Aug 27, 6:30pm, Tickets Link: here Thur, Aug 28, 2:45pm, Tickets Link: here Sat, Aug 30, 1:15pm, Tickets Link: here Sun, Aug 31, 1:15pm, Tickets Link: here Mon, Sept 1, 1:15pm, Tickets Link: here Tues, Sept 2, 1:15pm, Tickets Link: here Wed, Sept 3, 1:15pm, Tickets Link: here Almost Popular showtimes in HOUSTON AMC Willowbrook 24 17145 Tomball Pkwy, Houston, TX 77064 Wed, Aug 27, 6:30pm, Tickets Link: here Wed, Aug 27, 9:05pm, Tickets Link: here Thur, Aug 28, 3:00pm, Tickets Link: here Fri, Aug 29, 1:40pm, Tickets Link: here Sat, Aug 30, 1:40pm, Tickets Link: here Sun, Aug 31, 1:40pm, Tickets Link: here Mon, Sept 1, 1:40pm, Tickets Link: here Almost Popular – Special Event – MEET THE FILMMAKERS AND CAST AMC The Grove 189 The Grove Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90036 SOLD OUT Almost Popular showtimes in LOS ANGELES AMC Ontario Mills 30 4549 Mills Cir, Ontario, CA 91764 Wed, Aug 27, 6:30pm, Tickets Link: here Wed, Aug 27, 9:20pm, Tickets Link: here Thur, Aug 28, 6:30pm, Tickets Link: here Almost Popular showtimes in LOS ANGELES AMC Orange 30 20 City Blvd W Suite E, Orange, CA 92868 Wed, Aug 27, 6:30pm, Tickets Link: here Wed, Aug 27, 9:15pm, Tickets Link: here Thur, Aug 28, 2:20pm, Tickets Link: here Thur, Aug 28, 5:00pm, Tickets Link: here Thur, Aug 28, 7:40pm, Tickets Link: here Thur, Aug 28, 10:20pm, Tickets Link: here Fri, Aug 29, 1:05pm, Tickets Link: here Fri, Aug 29, 3:45pm, Tickets Link: here Fri, Aug 29, 9:35pm, Tickets Link: here Sat, Aug 30, 1:05pm, Tickets Link: here Sat, Aug 30, 3:50pm, Tickets Link: here Sat, Aug 30, 9:35pm, Tickets Link: here Sun, Aug 31, 12:00pm, Tickets Link: here Sun, Aug 31, 2:40pm, Tickets Link: here Sun, Aug 31, 5:20pm, Tickets Link: here Mon, Sept 1, 12:55pm, Tickets Link: here Mon, Sept 1, 10:05pm, Tickets Link: here Tues, Sept 2, 2:40pm, Tickets Link: here Tues, Sept 2, 9:35pm, Tickets Link: here Tues, Sept 2, 12:55pm, Tickets Link: here Almost Popular showtimes in PHILADELPHIA AREA AMC Cherry Hill 24 2121 NJ-38, Cherry Hill Township, NJ 08002 Wed, Aug 27, 6:30pm, Tickets Link:

Patriot Releasing Sets Teen Comedy Almost Popular for Theatrical Release August 28th

Patriot Releasing Sets Teen Comedy Almost Popular for Theatrical Release August 28th Jul 29, 2025 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Patriot Releasing Sets Teen Comedy Almost Popular for Theatrical Release August 28th Starring Ruby Rose Turner, Reid Miller, and Isabella Ferreira, “Almost Popular” is the first of several coming-of-age stories being released by Patriot Pictures’ distribution company, Patriot Releasing. Los Angeles, CA – July 29, 2025 – Patriot Pictures, the independent film company known for championing director’s visions and character-driven storytelling, announces the release of Almost Popular, a bold and hilarious teen comedy starring Ruby Rose Turner (Disney’s Descendants: The Rise of Red), Reid Miller (Joe Bell), and Isabella Ferreira (Crush, Incoming). The film is the first of several coming-of-age stories being released by Patriot Pictures’ distribution company, Patriot Releasing, and will have an exclusive release in theatres in the United States starting August 28, 2025. This smart, subversive twist on classic high school comedies follows two misfit teens on a misguided mission to join the school’s most exclusive clique—the ultra-trendy POP Girls. Their journey spirals into a series of humiliations, hard truths, and ultimately, a heartfelt lesson in self-worth. “Almost Popular is a love letter to the teen comedies I grew up watching in the ’90s and 2000’s,” said director Nayip Anthony Garcia. “As someone who had a difficult childhood, I often turned to movies for comfort and escape. This film blends that nostalgic energy with a modern voice—it’s about finding your people, embracing your weirdness, and learning to be comfortable in your own skin.” The cast also features an ensemble of rising young talent and digital-native stars with massive reach, including Ellodee Carpenter (Gray Matter), Elijah M. Cooper (Disney’s Goosebumps, CW’s All American), Arden Myrin (Shameless, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel), Kathleen Rose Perkins (Colony, NCIS), Avi Angel, Victoria Caro, Sharlize True, Shariah True, Sarah Dorothy Little, Tahani Anderson, Brooklyn Queen, Owen Morgan, Connor Finnerty, and Tyshon Lawrence. Almost Popular had a successful festival run, premiering to a sold out 500 seat theatre at Dances with Films at the Chinese Theatres in Hollywood, CA, and winning Best Writers at La Femme Film Festival and the Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature Film at the Gasparilla International Film Festival. It received the ReFrame Stamp for Gender-Balanced Production (led by the Sundance Institute and Women in Film LA). Almost Popular is directed by Nayip Anthony Garcia, an auteur known for his visual storytelling in music videos for artists like Camila Cabello, Sofia Carson, Jordan Fisher, and Alessia Cara. The script is written by Pamela Duffy-Little and Eleni Rivera, with casting by Seth Yanklewitz (The Hangover, New Girl) and Ben Pollack (Crush, How I Met Your Father). It is packaged and produced by Grace Santos, p.g.a., with Natalie Perrotta serving as executive producer. Patriot’s upcoming films include California Schemin’, the directorial debut of James McAvoy which will have its world premiere at the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival, DreamQuil starring Elizabeth Banks, and Alicia in Wonderland starring Ella Bleu Travolta. Recent releases include God Is a Bullet (dir. Nick Cassavetes, starring Maika Monroe, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Jamie Foxx), Blackout (starring Josh Duhamel), Cut Throat City (dir. RZA, starring Shameik Moore, Kat Graham, Wesley Snipes, Ethan Hawke), and Synchronic (dir. Aaron Moorhead & Justin Benson, starring Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan). Patriot Pictures is represented by UTA, Anne Jordan, Esq., Ryan Webb, Esq. of Greenberg Glusker LLP. http://almostpopularmovie.com # # # Sylvia Desrochers MPRM Communications 323.933.3399

Will teens save the movies? LA Times Article

Reposting this awesome article about youth and movies! https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/business/story/2024-10-24/ucla-report-teenagers-teens-entertainment-habit-movies Will teens save the movies? Here’s what a surprising new study says about youth and Hollywood By Christi Carras Staff Writer Oct. 24, 2024 7 AM PT Good news for theaters still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic and other industry disruptions: A new UCLA study has found that teenagers’ favorite thing to do is going to the movies. The latest installment of the university’s “Teens and Screens” report — which surveyed 1,500 young people across the U.S. ages 10 to 24 — identified going to see a film on opening weekend as adolescents’ No. 1 pastime when cost, transportation and other barriers are removed from the equation. Among that age group, moviegoing ranked above watching sports, playing video games, streaming movies or TV shows on personal devices and other forms of entertainment. When factoring in cost and other obstacles, however, 39.2% of teens selected playing video games as their favorite activity over watching TV or movies (33.3%) or scrolling on social media (27.5%). “The lore really is that all they care about is social media and YouTube and streaming and bingeing and that the movie business is dead,” said Yalda Uhls, executive director of the Center for Scholars and Storytellers at UCLA. “I was buying into the narrative that kids don’t care about movies as much. But the reality is, when you ask them, they really do care.” Movie theaters need all the youthful enthusiasm they can get. Box office ticket sales in the U.S. and Canada are down 11% from last year and remain significantly lower than pre-pandemic levels, according to Comscore. Uhls, a former movie executive, said that studios tend to ignore the teen demographic and that in order to effectively tap into that market, they need to do a better job of reaching out to young people of various backgrounds and taking their habits and preferences into account. “Do the research,” Uhls said. “If you’re making content for teens, think about the lived experience of all teens.” So what do teenagers want to see onscreen? According to the UCLA report, 36.2% of adolescents prefer fantasy over other genres; 63.5% value stories about friendship and platonic relationships over romance; and 62.4% believe that sex scenes are not necessary to advance the plot of TV shows and movies. (Only survey participants 14 and older were asked for their opinions about on-screen sex.) Each of those totals saw a huge jump (of at least 39%) compared with last year’s study. On the other end of the spectrum, only 7.2% of young people enjoyed movies and TV shows about the rich and famous; 13.9% said they wanted to watch films and series tackling real-life issues that affect society. Amid all of the information about shootings, climate change, injustice, politics, war and other real-world issues dominating the news and social media, kids need an escape, Uhls said. And not just in the form of superhero movies. “It feels like that’s all we give them,” Uhls said. “They want to see a broader array.” On the exhibition side, theaters can attract more teens by offering event screenings — encouraging patrons to wear costumes to the show, for example — and offering group discounts for young people, Uhls said. “It’s just that typical moviegoing experience,” Uhls added. “They all love it the way I did growing up … and if you give it to them, they will come.”

A look behind the Iconic Fashion of Almost Popular

Showcasing personality through color: The team chose a bright color palette to work with for Susie’s character, reflecting her bubbly, happy personality in her costumes, which are predominantly oranges and yellows. They employed a similar approach for Vicki’s character, giving her many pink elements to match her girly-girl persona. Storytelling through clothes: With Renee’s character, the costume design is used as a storytelling device. She starts off wearing lots of glam with pink tones. As the film progresses and her views on Vicki change, she wears more natural colors and styles Bobbie is an aspiring politician, so his outfits are more professional. He mostly wears collard or button up shirts and slacks but after the two drift apart and he loses who he is Bobbie is seen in more Tshirts, sweaters and jeans. RELATIONSHIPS SHOWN THROUGH DESIGN: Susie & Bobbie: The friendship between Susie and Bobbie forms the core of the movie. The team chose to dress the two in yellow/orange and blue/green throughout all ages to depict their bond enduring through time. The colors complement each other, and when they are closest, their outfits will have hints of the other’s color within them Susie & Alan: Susie and Alan wear matching colors to foreshadow their romantic relationship. They mostly wear orange in their day-to-day life. During the first shift in their relationship, they happen to both be wearing the same shade of pink, despite most of the partygoers wearing bright reds for Valentine’s Day. Renee & Dave: Renee and Dave’s clothing parallels each other. Renee starts off wearing greens while Dave starts off in blues, but as the two grow closer, Renee incorporates blues into her wardrobe while Dave incorporates greens. When the pair are matching in pink, it signifies them finally coming together. Susie/Mom VS Vicki/Mom: The mother daughter duo’s wore similar styles and colors to show the two rivalries lasting generations and the influence of a mother on young girls. The contrast of styles between the two pairs match their personalities and highlight the differences between the two. ABOUT THE COSTUME DESIGNER – KARLA MIRANDA Karla Miranda’s goal as the Costume Designer was to allow people to transform into their chracters. She likes to say “when two people walk into my dressing room, three people walk out” Karla Miranda is a Los Angeles-based costume designer and tailor. After studying design she began as an on-set tailor, before building her career as a costume designer. She has worked on campaigns with W Magazine, Vogue, and YSL. She has also worked on numerous music videos for Jennifer Lopez, Justin Beiber, David Guetta, Cardi B, and The Weeknd. Link to Website: https://www.karlamiranda.studio/ Credits: Costume Designer: Karla Miranda Costumers: Melissa Miranda Andrea McInnes Lexx Orozco-Cabral Costume Assistant: Gabriella Mendelsohn ABOUT HAIR/MAKEUP SUPERVISOR – NIKKI PARISSI Nikki Parisi is a Celebrity makeup artist in Los Angeles, CA for 12 years now. She also does hair styling, costume design, and styling. She started her career owning a hair salon in Hollywood at 24 and proceeded to meet people in the industry right away. When she made her way to set, she never came back to the salon and has done everything from music videos, movies, commercials and beyond. She has worked for everyone from: Chris Brown, Cindy Crawford, Paris Hilton and beyond. 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These are some of the Character Pictures’ team favorite coming of age movies. What are yours?

These are some of the Character Pictures’ team favorite coming of age movies. What are yours? 1980’s The Goonies 1985 Genre: Family, Adventure Rotten Tomatoes: 77% Critics 91% Audience Budget: $19 Million Box Office: $125 Million US Distributor: Warner Bros. Foreign Distributors: Warner Bros. MPAA Rating: PG The Karate Kid 1984 Genre: Action, Drama, Family Rotten Tomatoes: 89% Critics 82% Audience Budget: $8 Million Box Office: $130.8 Million US Distributor: Columbia Pictures Foreign Distributors: Columbia Pictures MPAA Rating: PG Stand by Me 1986 Genre: Adventure, Drama, Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 92% Critics 94% Audience Budget: $8 Million Box Office: $52.3 Million US Distributor: Columbia Pictures Foreign Distributors: Columbia Pictures, Warner Bros. MPAA Rating: R Sixteen Candles 1984 Genre: Comedy, Romance Rotten Tomatoes: 81% critics; 85% audience Budget: $6.5 million Box Office: $23.6 million US Distributor: Universal Pictures Foreign Distributors: Many listed MPAA Rating: PG The Breakfast Club 1985 Genre: Comedy, Drama Rotten Tomatoes: 89% critics; 92% audience Budget: $1 million Box Office: $45.9 million US Distributor: Universal Pictures Foreign Distributors: Many listed MPAA Rating: R Can’t Buy Me Love 1987 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 50% critics; 74% audience Budget: $1.8 million Box Office: $31.6 million US Distributor: Buena Vista Pictures Foreign Distributors: Many Listed MPAA Rating: PG-13 Dead Poet’s Society 1990 Genre: Comedy, Drama Rotten Tomatoes: 84% Critics 92% Audience Budget: $16.4 Million Box Office: $235.9 Million US Distributor: Buena Vista Entertainment Foreign Distributors: Warner Bros. MPAA Rating: PG Heathers 1988 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 93% critics; 83% audience Budget: $3 million Box Office: $1.1 million US Distributor: Cinemarque Entertainment Foreign Distributors: Many listed MPAA Rating: R 1990’s Clueless 1995 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 81% critics; 76% audience Budget: $12 million Box Office: $56.6 million US Distributor: Paramount Pictures Foreign Distributors: United International Pictures MPAA Rating: PG-13 She’s All That 1999 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 42% critics; 55% audience Budget: $10 Million Box Office: $103.2 million US Distributor: Miramax Foreign Distributors: Many Listed MPAA Rating: PG-13 American Pie 1999 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 61% critic; 61% audience Budget: $12 million Box Office: $234,723,148 US Distributor: Universal Pictures Foreign Distributors: Batrax Entertainment MPAA Rating: R Dazed and Confused 1993 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 93% critic; 90% audience Budget: $6.9 million Box Office: $7.9 million US Distributor: Gramercy Pictures Foreign Distributors: Many listed MPAA Rating: R 2000’s Mean Girls 2004 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 84% critics; 66% audience Budget: $17 Million Box Office: $130 Million US Distributor: Paramount Foreign Distributors: Many Listed MPAA Rating: PG-13 Real Women Have Curves 2002 Genre: Comedy, Drama Rotten Tomatoes: 85% critic; 75 audience Budget: $3 million Box Office: $7.7 million US Distributor: Newmarket Films Foreign Distributors: Many Listed MPAA Rating: PG-13 Napoleon Dynamite 2004 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 72% critic; 74% audience Budget: $400,000 Box Office: $46.1 million US Distributor: Searchlight Pictures Foreign Distributors: Many listed MPAA Rating: PG Superbad 2007 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 88% critic 87% audience Budget: $17.5 million Box Office: $169.9 million US Distributor: Columbia Pictures Foreign Distributors: Many listed MPAA Rating: R 2010’s Lady Bird 2017 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 99% critics; 79% audience Budget: $10 Million Box Office: $79 Million US Distributor: A24 Foreign Distributors: Many Listed MPAA Rating: R Booksmart 2019 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 96% critics; 77% audience Budget: $6 Million Box Office: $25 Million US Distributor: United Artists Releasing Foreign Distributors: Many Listed MPAA Rating: R To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before 2018 Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance Rotten Tomatoes: 96% critics; 85% audience Budget: Budget not listed Box Office: No theatrical US Distributor: Netflix Foreign Distributors: Netflix (Worldwide) MPAA Rating: TV-14 The Duff 2015 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 78% critics; 66% audience Budget: $8.5 million Box Office: $43.7 million US Distributor: Lionsgate Foreign Distributors: Many listed MPAA Rating: PG-13 Eighth Grade 2018 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 99% critics; 82% audience Budget: $2 million Box Office: $14.3 million US Distributor: A24 Foreign Distributors: Sony Pictures Releasing MPAA Rating: R The Edge of Seventeen 2016 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 94% critics; 83% audience Budget: $9 Million Box Office: $19.4 million US Distributor: STX Entertainment Foreign Distributors: EOne MPAA Rating: R Easy A 2010 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 85% critics; 77% audience Budget: $8 million Box Office: $45 million US Distributor: Screen Gems, Sony Foreign Distributors: Sony Pictures Releasing MPAA Rating: PG-13 Tall Girl 2019 Genre: Family, Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 38% critics; 22% audience Budget: $13.6 Million Box Office: No theatrical US Distributor: Netflix Foreign Distributors: Netflix (Worldwide) MPAA Rating: TV-PG The F**k It List 2020 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 0% critics; 21% audience Budget: $5 Million Box Office: No theatrical US Distributor: Netflix Foreign Distributors: Netflix (Worldwide) MPAA Rating: TV-MA Top 4 in 2021 Moxie 2021 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 70% critics; 68% audience Budget: Budget not listed Box Office: No theatrical US Distributor: Netflix Foreign Distributors: Netflix (Worldwide) MPAA Rating: PG-13 He’s All That 2021 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 29% critics; 22% audience Budget: $20 million Box Office: No theatrical US Distributor: Netflix Foreign Distributors: Netflix (Worldwide) MPAA Rating: TV-14 CODA 2021 Genre: Drama Rotten Tomatoes: 94% critics 91% audience Budget: $10 million Box Office: $2 million US Distributor: Apple TV+ Foreign Distributors: Many listed MPAA Rating: PG-13 Confessions of an Invisible Girl 2021 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: not listed Budget: Budget not listed Box Office: No theatrical US Distributor: Netlfix Foreign Distributors: Many listed MPAA Rating: TV-PG Top 4 in 2022 Crush 2022 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 79% critics; 81% audience Budget: Budget not listed Box Office: No theatrical US Distributor: Hulu Foreign Distributors: Disney + MPAA Rating: TV-MA Do Revenge 2022 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 84% critics; 78% audience Budget: Budget not listed Box Office: No theatrical US Distributor: Netflix Foreign Distributors: Netflix (Worldwide) MPAA Rating: TV-MA Senior Year 2022 Genre: Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 23% critics; 46% audience Budget: Budget not listed Box Office: No theatrical US Distributor: Netflix Foreign Distributors: Netflix (Worldwide) MPAA Rating: R Tall Girl 2 2022 Genre: Family, Comedy Rotten Tomatoes: 63% critics; 29% audience Budget: $24.4 Million Box Office: No

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