Non-superhero movies you've seen in theaters the past two years

[phonogram12]

Since there's been so much broo ha ha about superhero films taking over theaters, I was just wondering what non-superhero films people here have gone out for. Off the top of my head:

Cruella
Respect (the Aretha Franklin biopic)
The Velvet Underground documentary
The Sparks (band) documentary
Meet Me in the Bathroom (a documentary on the NYC music scene of the early '00s)
Ghostbusters Afterlife
No Time to Die

I'm sure there's more, but I can't recall at the moment.

[Gaius]

Covid's made things such a blurr but going off memory and looking through Wikipedia.

Top Gun: Maverick
Lightyear
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
No Time to Die


Fathom Events re-releases:
Citizen Kane
Transformers: The Movie

[Kirby101]

They Shall Not Grow Old
1917
Summer of Soul
No Time To Die

[Tofali]

King Richard and Cruella are the only ones that I remember. I'd have gone to see a Tom Cruise movie but I never liked Top Gun so I didn't bother with the sequel.

[Rincewind]

No Time To Die
Last Night In Soho
The French Dispatch
Everything Everywhere All At Once
The Bob's Burgers Movie
Top Gun: Maverick
Bullet Train
Nope
See How They Run

[phonogram12]

Oh! Forgot Everything Everywhere All At Once! That was a great one! How could I forget that?!?

[BeastieRunner]

Ghostbusters Afterlife
Dune
Godzilla vs Kong
No Time To Die
Sing 2
Death On The Nile
Jurassic World Dominion
Sonic 2
The Woman King
Nope
Everything Everywhere All At Once
Bros
Don't Worry Darling
A Letter For Jordan

Uh ... Those are the ones I liked or remembered.

[Gaastra]

What counts a superhero? Marvel and dc? Some of these may be three years? Can't remember.

Ghostbusters afterlife
tom and jerry
raya and the last dragon
Demon slayer the movie
space jam 2
Jurassic world D
among others I can't think of off the top of my head. Pretty sure i saw a few more films.

Other members of family also saw

Encanto
bullet train
lost city
one piece red

[Dr. Skeleton]

Jurassic World Dominion
Matrix Resurrections
Candyman

[Mister Mets]

A Quiet Place Part 2
The Sparks Brothers
Zola
Chungking Express
Cruella
Fallen Angels
The Secret Life of Trees
Stillwater
The Green Knight
Free Guy
Candyman (2021)
The Swimming Pool/ La Piscene
Goodfellas
No Time to Die
The Many Saints of Newark
The Last Duel
Dune: Part One
Halloween Kills
Last Night in Soho
Ghostbusters: Afterlife
The French Dispatch
Licorice Pizza
The Tragedy of Macbeth
Nightmare Alley
The Matrix Resurrections
West Side Story
Scream (2022)
Belle
Nightmare Alley: A Vision in Darkness and Light
Parallel Mothers
Belfast
La Liste- Everything or Nothing
Drive My Car
Power of the Dog
Tenet
Coda
Sonic the Hedgehog 2
Everything Everywhere All At Once
Fantastic Beasts- The Secrets of Dumbledore
The Northman
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
Top Gun: Maverick
Crimes of the Future
Elvis
Badlands
Nope
Marcel the Shell With Shoes On
Vengeance
ET
Three Thousand Years of Longing
Barbarian
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
Petrov’s Flu
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Don’t Worry Darling
Paddington 2
Smile
In the Mood For Love
Triangle of Sadness
Halloween Ends
Terrifier 2
Armageddon Time
The Menu
Till

Another thread makes it easier to keep track of this.

Odds are pretty good that by the end of Thanksgiving Weekend, I'll add the Fabelmans, Banshees of Inisherin, She Said and Glass Onion to the list.

Two explanations here about just how many films I see in theaters...
- I live in New York City, so there are indie theaters that carry independent films, or rerelease older films.
- I am a power user of the Regal Unlimited service, so it doesn't cost me much to see a given film.

[Jim Kelly]

Between Novermber 24th, 2020 and November 24th, 2022, not counting super-hero movies? THE LAST DUEL.

I feel weird that I seem to be the only person who takes the virus seriously, taking so many precautions. Am I the guy who everybody else laughs about?

[phonogram12]

Between Novermber 24th, 2020 and November 24th, 2022, not counting super-hero movies? THE LAST DUEL.

I feel weird that I seem to be the only person who takes the virus seriously, taking so many precautions. Am I the guy who everybody else laughs about?

Personally, I generally mask up pretty much everywhere I go (usually I'm one of the only ones), but between that and all the shots and the boosters, I feel fairly confident that even if I do get it (which I've amazingly somehow haven't yet, especially since I work with the public), I should be relatively okay.

That said, I'll be the last person to come down on someone for taking this virus seriously. Do what you gotta do to feel safe.

[BeastieRunner]

Between Novermber 24th, 2020 and November 24th, 2022, not counting super-hero movies? THE LAST DUEL.

I feel weird that I seem to be the only person who takes the virus seriously, taking so many precautions. Am I the guy who everybody else laughs about?

Most of the movies I went to had limited capacity and rows between people while wearing masks.

And no, I wish more people were like you.

[Matt Rat]

-No Time To Die
-Top Gun: Maverick
-Sonic 2

[useridgoeshere]

I saw Glass Onion this afternoon.

Everything Everywhere All at Once is the only other non-superhero movie I’ve seen in theaters.

Edited to add … The Fabelmans joins to my limited non-superhero list. Saw it this afternoon. Once I got past the Stan Lee level naming (a guy with the last name Fabelman growing up to be a storyteller is up there with Telford Porter as The Vanisher), I enjoyed it. It was cute.