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Redbox is no longer just a DVD rental kiosk. After years of building a brand on making movie rentals convenient for everyone, Redbox has since expanded its business to online streaming. Redbox now offers streaming of new movie releases for a couple of bucks via its app and website, but it also has a separate service called Redbox Free that lets you enjoy a range of movies absolutely for free.
Ready to start your free binge-watching session with Redbox? Below is a list of new movies coming to its U.S. library this month.
Redbox new movies in July 2024
The Wolfpack (2015)
The Wolfpack is a documentary film directed by Crystal Moselle, released in 2015. The film tells the story of the Angulo brothers, six siblings who were raised in isolation in a small apartment on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Their father kept them confined to their home for most of their childhood, rarely allowing them to go outside. The brothers were homeschooled by their mother, and their primary exposure to the outside world came through watching movies.
The Angulo brothers became obsessed with films and would spend their time meticulously recreating scenes from their favorite movies using elaborate props and costumes made from materials found around their home. This creative outlet helped them cope with their confined existence.
The documentary follows the brothers as they begin to venture out into the world for the first time and navigate their newfound freedom. It provides an intimate look at their unique upbringing, their bond as siblings, and their efforts to adjust to life outside their apartment.
The Wolfpack received critical acclaim for its compelling and unique story, winning the Grand Jury Prize for Documentary at the Sundance Film Festival in 2015.
Availability: July 1
Robert the Bruce (2019)
Directed by Richard Gray, Robert the Bruce is a historical drama film that serves as a quasi-sequel to the 1995 film Braveheart. It stars Angus Macfadyen, who reprises his role as the titular character, Robert the Bruce.
The film is set in the early 14th century, during the time of the First War of Scottish Independence against England. The story focuses on a particular period in Robert the Bruce’s life when he is on the run, having been defeated in battle and declared an outlaw. Injured and demoralized, he finds refuge with a peasant family. The family, led by a widow, helps nurse him back to health. As Robert the Bruce recovers, he rediscovers his purpose and resolve to lead Scotland to independence.
Availability: July 1
Exit Plan (2019)
Originally titled Selvmordsturisten, Exit Plan is a Danish noir psychological thriller film starring Games of Thrones actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau.
The plot centers around Max (Coster-Waldau), an insurance claims investigator who is grappling with a terminal illness. During his investigation of a case involving a missing person, Max stumbles upon a mysterious and secluded hotel called the Hotel Aurora. This hotel specializes in assisting people in orchestrating their own deaths, offering a peaceful and controlled environment for those who wish to end their lives on their own terms. As Max checks into the hotel and explores its unsettling atmosphere, he begins to confront his own mortality and the emotional complexities of his decision.
Exit Plan has been praised for its atmospheric cinematography and the contemplative performance of Coster-Waldau, contributing to the movie’s overall eerie and reflective tone.
Availability: July 1
Into the White (2012)
Into the White is a war drama film based on a true World War II story, starring Rupert Grint, David Kross, Stig Henrik Hoff, Florian Lukas, and Lachlan Nieboer.
The plot centers around two groups of enemy fighter pilots, one British and one German, who are shot down during a skirmish in the Norwegian wilderness. Both groups survive the crash and, by coincidence, find shelter in the same remote cabin. Stranded in the harsh and freezing conditions with limited supplies, they must overcome their animosity and work together to survive.
Into the White is known for its strong performances and its evocative portrayal of the harsh, snowy landscape of Norway, which serves as both a setting and a metaphor for the isolation and eventual connection between the soldiers.
Availability: July 1
The Burning Plain (2008)
Featuring a star-studded cast including Charlize Theron, Kim Basinger, Jennifer Lawrence, and Joaquim de Almeida, The Burning Plain is a drama film that tells interconnected stories that span different timelines and locations, exploring themes of guilt, redemption, and the complexity of human relationships. The narrative unfolds in a non-linear fashion, weaving together the lives of various characters whose paths eventually intersect:
- Sylvia (Theron): A restaurant manager in Portland who is struggling with deep-seated emotional issues and guilt stemming from her past.
- Gina (Basinger): A housewife in New Mexico who is involved in a passionate extramarital affair with a Mexican man named Nick (Joaquim de Almeida).
- Mariana (Lawrence): A teenager in New Mexico who, along with Nick’s son Santiago, deals with the tragic consequences of their parents’ affair.
The film delves into how these characters’ lives are affected by a tragic incident involving a fire, which serves as a pivotal event that connects the past and present. As the narrative unfolds, the audience gradually learns about the characters’ backstories and the reasons behind their current struggles.
Availability: July 1
360 (2011)
Directed by Fernando Meirelles and written by Peter Morgan, “360” is a drama film featuring an ensemble cast that includes Anthony Hopkins, Jude Law, Rachel Weisz, Ben Foster, and Moritz Bleibtreu.
Inspired by Arthur Schnitzler’s play La Ronde, the movie weaves together multiple interconnected stories set in different cities around the world. The narrative structure explores themes of love, infidelity, and the complexity of human relationships, illustrating how seemingly unrelated individuals’ lives intersect and impact one another.
The film moves through various locations, including Bratislava, Paris, London, Rio de Janeiro, and Phoenix, showing how the characters’ lives are interlinked in unexpected ways. 360 examines the choices people make and the ripple effects those choices have on others, ultimately presenting a mosaic of human connections and the complexities of modern relationships.
Availability: July 1
Body at Brighton Rock (2019)
Body at Brighton Rock is a thriller film starring Karina Fontes as Wendy, a part-time summer park ranger who finds herself in a precarious situation while working in a remote area of a vast wilderness park.
During a routine assignment to replace outdated trail maps, Wendy strays off the marked path and gets lost deep in the forest. As she tries to find her way back, she stumbles upon a dead body at the base of a cliff. Realizing that she is out of radio range and unable to contact her colleagues, Wendy faces a series of challenges as she decides to stay with the body overnight to secure the scene until help can arrive.
Throughout the night, Wendy encounters various threats, including wildlife and the psychological terror of being alone in the wilderness with a corpse. The film builds tension as she battles her fears, the elements, and the potential danger of a killer still being in the area.
Body at Brighton Rock is a character-driven thriller that combines elements of survival, horror, and psychological suspense.
Availability: July 1
A Second Chance (2014)
“A Second Chance” (original title “En chance til”) is a Danish drama film directed by Susanne Bier, released in 2014. The movie stars Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Ulrich Thomsen, and Nikolaj Lie Kaas.
A Second Chance follows Andreas (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), a police officer who appears to have an ideal life with his wife and newborn son. His professional life takes a darker turn when he and his partner Simon (Ulrich Thomsen) are called to the home of a drug-addicted couple, Tristan (Nikolaj Lie Kaas) and Sanne (May Andersen). They find the couple’s infant son living in squalor, neglected and mistreated.
Shortly after, Andreas experiences a personal tragedy when his own baby dies suddenly. Devastated and desperate, he makes a morally complex and impulsive decision: he takes the neglected baby from the drug addicts and replaces it with his dead child, hoping to give the child a better life. As the story unfolds, Andreas’s actions lead to a series of consequences that challenge his ethical beliefs and unravel the lives of everyone involved.
A Second Chance received critical acclaim for its intense storytelling, strong performances, and its examination of moral dilemmas and human resilience in the face of tragedy.
Availability: July 1
10th & Wolf (2006)
Set in Philadelphia, this crime thriller film revolves around a young Marine named Tommy (James Marsden), who returns home from the Iraq War to his family involved in organized crime.
The plot unfolds as Tommy is drawn into the criminal underworld dominated by his older brother, Joey (Giovanni Ribisi), and his uncle, Nicky (Dennis Hopper). Tommy becomes embroiled in a conflict between the Italian-American mob and the Irish-American gang known as the “Westies.” As tensions rise and betrayals unfold, Tommy finds himself torn between loyalty to his family and his desire to break free from the cycle of violence and crime.
Also starring Brian Dennehy, Val Kilmer, and Piper Perabo in supporting roles, 10th & Wolf draws inspiration from true events and offers a gritty portrayal of urban crime and the impact on those involved.
Availability: July 1
Poor Boy’s Game (2007)
Set in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Poor Boy’s Game revolves around the story of two men from different backgrounds whose lives become intertwined in the aftermath of a violent incident. The plot centers on Donnie Rose (Rossif Sutherland), a white boxer who has just been released from prison after serving time for a racially motivated attack that left a black teenager, Billy Cummings, dead. Donnie’s release stirs up tensions in the community, particularly with Billy’s father, George Cummings (Danny Glover), a former boxing champion.
As Donnie tries to rebuild his life and make amends for his past actions, he becomes involved in a local boxing tournament where he hopes to redeem himself and find redemption. George, on the other hand, seeks justice for his son’s death and is torn between his desire for vengeance and his own troubled past as a fighter.
Poor Boy’s Game received positive reviews for its powerful performances, particularly from Glover and Sutherland, and its exploration of social issues through the lens of boxing and personal redemption.
Availability: July 1
American Apocalypse
]Starring Carter Roy (Found Footage 3D), Amy Rutberg (Daredevil), and Eva Grace Kellner (Every Secret Thing), American Apocalypse is suspense-thriller about a family struggling to survive in the wake of a great catastrophic event.
Availability: July 1
Experimenter (2015)
This biographical drama film explores the life and work of the social psychologist Stanley Milgram, who is best known for his controversial experiments on obedience to authority figures.
The film stars Peter Sarsgaard as Stanley Milgram and Winona Ryder as his wife, Sasha Milgram. The narrative is structured around Milgram’s career, focusing in particular on his famous 1961 experiments conducted at Yale University. In these experiments, participants were instructed to administer electric shocks to a person in another room (who was actually an actor pretending to be shocked), under the guise of studying the effects of punishment on learning.
Milgram’s experiments became highly controversial due to their ethical implications and the psychological distress they caused to some participants. The film delves into Milgram’s motivations, his relationship with his wife, and his interactions with colleagues and critics. It also examines the broader implications of his research on obedience, authority, and human behavior.
Experimenter is known for its unconventional narrative style, including direct addresses to the audience by the characters and breaking the fourth wall. It offers a thought-provoking exploration of Milgram’s life and legacy, as well as the ethical questions raised by his groundbreaking but controversial research.
Availability: July 1
Redbox new movies in May 2024
Skin Trade (2014)
Skin Trade is an action thriller film released in 2014, directed by Ekachai Uekrongtham. The story revolves around Nick Cassidy (Dolph Lundgren), a New York City police detective whose family is murdered by a Serbian mobster, Viktor Dragovic (Ron Perlman). Seeking revenge, Nick follows Dragovic to Southeast Asia, where he teams up with a Thai detective, Tony Vitayakul (Tony Jaa), to dismantle Dragovic’s human trafficking ring.
As the plot unfolds, Nick and Tony face numerous challenges, including corrupt officials and violent confrontations, as they work to rescue the victims of the trafficking ring and bring Dragovic to justice. The film features intense action sequences and explores themes of vengeance, justice, and the fight against human trafficking.
Skin Trade is notable for its combination of Western and Eastern action movie elements, with Dolph Lundgren bringing his classic action hero presence and Tony Jaa showcasing his martial arts skills. The film received mixed reviews but was appreciated for its action sequences and the performances of the lead actors.
Availability: June 1
Shadow Dancer (2012)
Shadow Dancer is a 2012 British-Irish drama thriller film directed by James Marsh. Based on the novel of the same name by Tom Bradby, who also wrote the screenplay, the film is set in 1990s Belfast during the Troubles, a period of conflict in Northern Ireland. It follows Colette McVeigh (Andrea Riseborough), a single mother and an active member of the Irish Republican Army (IRA). After a failed bombing attempt in London, Colette is arrested by MI5, the British intelligence agency.
Mac (Clive Owen), an MI5 officer, offers Colette a choice: either face a lengthy prison sentence and lose her son or become an informant for MI5. Reluctantly, Colette agrees to spy on her own family and comrades within the IRA. This decision puts her in an incredibly precarious position, as the stakes are life and death if her double life is discovered.
As Colette provides intelligence to Mac, tensions escalate, and she finds herself caught between her loyalty to her family and her desire to protect her son.
Shadow Dancer is praised for its intense atmosphere and strong performances especially by Riseborough. The film’s somber tone and suspenseful narrative make it a gripping portrayal of espionage and conflict.
Availability: June 1
Summer ’03 (2018)
Directed by Becca Gleason, Summer ’03 is a coming-of-age comedy-drama film released in 2018. The story follows 16-year-old Jamie (Joey King) who, after her grandmother’s death, discovers a tape recording left behind by her grandmother that reveals shocking family secrets. As Jamie listens to the tape, she learns about her grandmother’s adventurous past and discovers that her family isn’t as ordinary as she once believed.
Faced with the revelation of these family secrets, Jamie begins to question her own beliefs and priorities. She embarks on a journey of self-discovery and self-acceptance, navigating the complexities of adolescence and the dynamics within her family.
The movie is praised for its authentic portrayal of teenage life and relationships, as well as its humor and heartfelt moments. The performances, particularly by King, received positive reviews for their emotional depth and relatability. Overall, the film offers a charming and poignant look at the experiences of growing up and coming to terms with one’s past and identity.
Availability: June 1
All Summers End (2017)
This coming-of-age drama film by Kyle Wilamowski revolves around Conrad Stevens (Tye Sheridan), a teenager who finds himself caught in a web of secrets and emotions during a pivotal summer in his life. After a chance encounter with Grace Turner (Kaitlyn Dever), Conrad becomes infatuated with her, leading to a budding romance.
However, their relationship becomes complicated when Conrad discovers a dark secret involving Grace’s older brother, Hunter (Ryan Lee). As Conrad delves deeper into the mystery surrounding Hunter’s actions, he must confront difficult truths about himself, his friendships, and the consequences of his choices.
Set against the backdrop of a small town in Pennsylvania, All Summers End explores themes of love, loss, betrayal, and the complexities of adolescence. The film received mixed reviews, with praise for its performances and emotional resonance but criticism for its pacing and familiarity of its plot.
Availability: June 1
A Kind of Murder (2016)
Based on the novel The Blunderer by Patricia Highsmith, A Kind of Murder is a psychological thriller film released in 2016. Directed by Andy Goddard, the movie is set in 1960s New York City and follows successful architect Walter Stackhouse (Patrick Wilson) and his wife Clara (Jessica Biel). Despite their outwardly perfect life, Walter is dissatisfied with his marriage and becomes intrigued by the mysterious death of a local bookstore owner, Kimmel (Eddie Marsan).
As Walter delves into the circumstances surrounding Kimmel’s death, he becomes increasingly obsessed with the case, drawing parallels between Kimmel’s situation and his own unhappiness in his marriage. His investigation leads him to a chance encounter with the enigmatic Ellie (Haley Bennett), who has her own secrets and motivations.
As Walter’s obsession with the case grows, he finds himself drawn deeper into a web of deception, manipulation, and murder. The lines between reality and fantasy blur as Walter becomes entangled in a dangerous game of cat and mouse.
The film is praised for its stylish cinematography, atmospheric setting, and strong performances, particularly by Wilson in the lead role. It offers a gripping and suspenseful narrative that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.
Availability: June 1
Filth (2013)
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Based on the novel of the same name by Irvine Welsh, Filth centers on Bruce Robertson (James McAvoy), a corrupt and morally bankrupt detective sergeant working for the Edinburgh police force. Despite his outward charm and charisma, Bruce is deeply troubled, struggling with various personal demons, including addiction, mental illness, and a fractured family life.
As Bruce competes for a promotion within the police force, he becomes increasingly unhinged, resorting to manipulative and destructive tactics to sabotage his colleagues and advance his own agenda. Along the way, he becomes embroiled in a series of bizarre and increasingly depraved incidents, including encounters with drugs, violence, and sexual deviance.
As the film progresses, it becomes clear that Bruce’s behavior is driven by his own self-loathing and desire for validation, stemming from childhood trauma and feelings of inadequacy. Despite his reprehensible actions, the film delves into the complexities of Bruce’s character, exploring themes of redemption, guilt, and the nature of human morality.
McAvoy’s performance as Bruce Robertson is widely praised for its intensity and complexity, anchoring the film amidst its chaotic and often surreal narrative.
Availability: June 1
Zapped (2014)
A Disney Channel Original Movie released in 2014, Zapped follows Zoey Stevens (Zendaya), a high school student who is struggling to adjust to her new life after her mother remarries and she gains three stepbrothers. Zoey is a smart and tech-savvy girl, but she often feels invisible at school and is overshadowed by her popular stepbrothers.
One day, while experimenting with a new smartphone app, Zoey discovers that she has the power to control boys with her mind. At first, she uses her newfound ability to manipulate her stepbrothers and gain popularity at school. However, as she becomes more accustomed to her powers, Zoey begins to realize the consequences of her actions and the impact they have on her relationships and the people around her.
Zapped is a lighthearted teen comedy that combines elements of romance, friendship, and self-discovery. It’s known for its catchy music, fun dance sequences, and positive messages about empowerment and individuality. The movie resonates with its target audience of young viewers while also offering entertainment for audiences of all ages.
Availability: June 1
Person to Person (2017)
This 2017 comedy-drama film follows a diverse group of New Yorkers as they navigate the complexities of life over the course of a single day. Each character grapples with their own personal struggles, desires, and relationships, offering a glimpse into the interconnected lives of urban dwellers.
Among the characters are Bene (Bene Coopersmith), a vinyl record enthusiast and aspiring DJ who embarks on a quest to buy a rare jazz record; Ray (George Sample III), Bene’s teenage protégé who tags along on the record-buying adventure; Claire (Abbi Jacobson), a rookie newspaper reporter who is assigned to cover the story of a suspicious suicide; and Phil (Michael Cera), a neurotic man who is desperately trying to win back his ex-girlfriend.
As the day unfolds, the characters’ lives intersect in unexpected ways, leading to moments of humor, drama, and introspection. Through their interactions and experiences, the film explores themes of love, loss, identity, and the search for connection in a bustling metropolis.
Person to Person is praised for its authentic portrayal of New York City life and its diverse cast of characters. The film offers a charming and insightful look at the human experience, capturing the quirks and nuances of everyday interactions and relationships.
Availability: June 1
Detour (2016)
Directed by Christopher Smith, this neo-noir thriller follows Harper (Tye Sheridan), a young law student living in Los Angeles who becomes embroiled in a dangerous plot after a chance encounter with Johnny Ray (Emory Cohen), a volatile drifter. When Harper’s stepfather Vincent (Stephen Moyer) becomes involved in a car accident, Harper suspects foul play and seeks revenge.
In a series of flashbacks and alternate timelines, the film explores the consequences of Harper’s decisions and the moral ambiguity of his actions. As Harper navigates a web of deception, betrayal, and violence, he must confront his own demons and decide what he is willing to sacrifice to uncover the truth.
Detour is known for its nonlinear narrative structure, which allows the audience to experience the story from multiple perspectives. The film is praised for its stylish direction, atmospheric cinematography, and strong performances, particularly by Sheridan and Cohen. It offers a modern twist on the classic film noir genre, with its dark themes and morally ambiguous characters keeping viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.
Availability: June 1
The World’s Fastest Indian (2005)
Starring Anthony Hopkins in the lead role, The World’s Fastest Indian is based on the true story of New Zealander Burt Munro, a motorcycle enthusiast who set multiple land speed records with his modified Indian Scout motorcycle.
In the movie, despite his advanced age and limited financial resources, Burt (Hopkins) is determined to fulfill his lifelong dream of racing his modified 1920 Indian Scout motorcycle at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, USA, and setting a new land speed record.
Facing skepticism and opposition from those around him, including his skeptical neighbors and skeptical officials, Burt embarks on a journey to America to compete in the prestigious Bonneville Speed Week. Along the way, he encounters a colorful cast of characters who both hinder and help his quest.
Despite numerous setbacks and obstacles, including mechanical failures and financial difficulties, Burt remains undeterred in his pursuit of his dream. With determination, ingenuity, and a relentless spirit, he overcomes the odds and proves that age and circumstance are no match for passion and perseverance.
The World’s Fastest Indian is praised for its uplifting and inspirational story, as well as Hopkins’ charismatic performance as Burt. The film celebrates the indomitable human spirit and the power of chasing one’s dreams, resonating with audiences worldwide.
Availability: June 1
War, Inc. (2008)
This satirical action-comedy film is set in the fictional Middle Eastern country of Turaqistan, which is occupied by a private American corporation called Tamerlane. Hauser (John Cusack), a hitman working for the corporation, is sent to Turaqistan to assassinate Omar Sharif (Lyubomir Neikov), a Middle Eastern oil minister who is obstructing Tamerlane’s plans to privatize the country’s oil industry.
As Hauser carries out his mission, he becomes entangled in a web of intrigue and deception, encountering a diverse cast of characters including a left-wing journalist (Marisa Tomei), a pop star named Yonica Babyyeah (Hilary Duff), and a former CIA operative (Ben Kingsley).
As Hauser navigates the dangerous and absurd landscape of Turaqistan, he begins to question his own motivations and the morality of the corporate-driven war machine. Along the way, he must confront his own demons and reconcile his actions with his conscience.
War, Inc. is known for its biting satire of American foreign policy, corporate greed, and the military-industrial complex. The film uses humor and over-the-top action to skewer the absurdities of war and imperialism, while also offering a scathing critique of the influence of big business on politics and society. Despite its dark subject matter, the movie maintains a sense of humor and irreverence that keeps audiences engaged and entertained.
Availability: June 1
Redbox new movies in May 2024
Shade (2003)
Written and directed by Damian Nieman, this neo-noir crime thriller film follows a trio of grifters – Tiffany (Jamie Foxx), Charlie (Gabriel Byrne), and Vernon (Thandie Newton) – who attempt to con a legendary card shark nicknamed “The Dean” (Dina Merrill). However, in order to enter a game with her, they first need to raise enough money. To do this, they partner with another conman, Larry Jennings (Stuart Townsend), to scam a local gangster. Unfortunately, their plan goes wrong, leaving them in debt and with a dangerous gangster on their tail.
The film explores themes of greed, deception, and the allure of easy money. It was released to mixed reviews, with some critics praising the performances and the suspenseful atmosphere, while others found the plot to be derivative and the characters to be unlikable.
Availability: May 5
By Night’s End (2020)
Directed by Walker Whited, this thriller film centers around a couple, Heather (Michelle Rose) and Mark (Kurt Yue), who wake up in the night to find a man searching their home. A struggle ensues and they are forced to kill the intruder in self-defense. Instead of calling the police immediately, they decide to take one hour to search the house for what they believe is a hidden fortune the intruder was after. The film received positive reviews for its suspenseful atmosphere and strong performances by the lead actors.
Availability: May 5
Doe (2018)
Directed by Justin Foia, the movie follows a man named John Doe (Timothy Davis) who wakes up with no memory of his past but with the surprising ability to speak dozens of languages fluently. He soon discovers a recurring dream that offers clues to his identity. John meets another man with a similar condition and decides to enlist the help of his brother-in-law, a private investigator, to help him uncover his true identity before his past catches up with him. The film has received mixed reviews but is generally considered to be an entertaining thriller with an interesting premise.
Availability: May 5
Imaginaerum (2012)
Imaginaerum tells the story of an aging composer named Tom who suffers from dementia. As he falls into a coma, the film explores two realities:
- Real World: We see Tom’s struggle with dementia and the impact on his loved ones.
- Imagined World: Tom enters a fantastical dreamscape filled with his memories, regrets, and creations. This world is heavily influenced by his music.
Exploring themes of memory, loss, the power of imagination, and the creative process. Imaginaerum is closely tied to the music of the Finnish symphonic metal band Nightwish. The film’s story was co-written by Nightwish’s keyboardist and songwriter Tuomas Holopainen, and the film features music from their album of the same name, Imaginaerum.
Availability: May 5
D-Day: Veterans Return to Normandy 75 Years Later (2020)
D-Day: Veterans Return to Normandy 75 Years Later is a documentary that commemorates the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings during World War II. The film captures the experiences of veterans who participated in the historic invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944, as they return to the beaches and battlefields where they fought.
Through interviews, archival footage, and poignant reflections, the documentary offers a firsthand account of the harrowing events of D-Day and the profound impact it had on the course of the war and the world. It also explores the veterans’ emotions as they revisit the sites where they once fought alongside comrades who did not survive.
The documentary not only honors the bravery and sacrifice of the soldiers who fought on D-Day but also serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving the memory of such pivotal moments in history. It provides viewers with a deeper understanding of the significance of D-Day and its enduring legacy.
Availability: May 5
Sgt. Will Gardner (2019)
Sgt. Will Gardner is a 2019 drama film written, directed, and starring Max Martini. The film follows the story of Sgt. Will Gardner, a troubled Iraq War veteran who struggles with PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) and traumatic brain injury. Played by Martini himself, Will Gardner embarks on a cross-country motorcycle journey to reunite with his young son and confront his past demons.
Throughout his journey, Will encounters various individuals who help him on his path to healing, including a fellow veteran struggling with his own issues, portrayed by Omari Hardwick, and a Gold Star widow, played by Lily Rabe.
The film not only sheds light on the challenges faced by veterans returning from war but also explores themes of redemption, resilience, and the bond of brotherhood forged in combat. It serves as a tribute to the sacrifices made by military personnel and raises awareness about the struggles many veterans face when reintegrating into civilian life.
Sgt. Will Gardner received praise for its authentic portrayal of the realities of war and its impact on soldiers’ mental health. It’s a heartfelt and poignant film that honors the bravery of those who serve while highlighting the importance of supporting veterans as they navigate the difficult journey back home.
Availability: May 5
Divas!
Divas! stars Vanessa Bell Calloway, Leila Arcieri, and Michael Boatman, among many others. In the laugh-out-loud comedy, Hollywood’s glitz turns to crime when a diva with more haters than hit movies winds up dead. The movie explores the Hollywood life, especially the notion that you won’t make it big as a celebrity without making a few enemies along the way.
Availability: May 5
Tula: The Revolt (2013)
Based on true events, Tula: The Revolt revolves around the slave uprising on the Dutch colony of Curaçao in the late 18th century. The film follows the story of Tula, a slave who becomes a leader in the struggle for freedom against the oppressive Dutch colonial regime. Tula rallies his fellow slaves to stand up against their masters and demand their rights as human beings.
The revolt, known as the Tula Rebellion, was a significant event in Caribbean history and is often regarded as one of the earliest major slave uprisings in the Americas. The rebellion had a profound impact on the abolitionist movement and the fight against slavery in the region.
Tula: The Revolt sheds light on this important historical event and explores themes of resistance, oppression, and the quest for justice. It’s a powerful and thought-provoking film that highlights the resilience and courage of those who fought for freedom in the face of adversity.
Availability: May 5
Domain (2017)
Directed by Nathaniel Atcheson, Domain is a psychological thriller set in a post-apocalyptic world where a deadly virus has wiped out most of humanity. The story centers on a small group of survivors who are holed up in an underground bunker, struggling to maintain their sanity and survive as resources dwindle and tensions rise.
The film explores themes of isolation, paranoia, and the breakdown of social order as the characters grapple with the existential threat of the virus and the challenges of living in confinement. As they confront their own fears and desires, trust becomes a scarce commodity, leading to conflicts and betrayals within the group.
Domain offers a claustrophobic and suspenseful atmosphere, with its tense storytelling and minimalist setting adding to the sense of unease. It’s a thought-provoking exploration of human nature under extreme circumstances, raising questions about identity, morality, and the nature of reality. Overall, it is a gripping and atmospheric film that will appeal to fans of psychological thrillers and dystopian narratives.
Availability: May 5
BraveStorm (2017)
Bravestorm is a Japanese science fiction mecha action film set in 2050 on a near-future Earth. An alien race called the Killgis have invaded and altered the atmosphere to suit their needs, leading to humanity’s near extinction. However, two families rise to the challenge: the Kuroki family, who pilot a giant red robot called “Kyodai”, and The Hayami family, who have a cyborg warrior named “Silver Mask.” These two families join forces to fight the Killgis and save humanity from annihilation.
Bravestorm is a remake of two 1970s Japanese TV series: Silver Mask and Super Robot Red Baron. Reviews for the film have been mixed. Some praise the special effects and action sequences, while others find the plot derivative and the characters underdeveloped.
Availability: May 5
Eagle and the Albatross (2020)
Eagle and the Albatross story follows a widowed optometrist named Henry (Dan Lauria) who develops an unlikely bond with a young Korean girl named Jin (Amber Liu) after her father passes away. Jin has a passion for golf and dreams of becoming a professional golfer. Henry, a former golf prodigy who gave up the sport due to personal reasons, reluctantly agrees to mentor Jin and help her achieve her dreams.
The Eagle and the Albatross received mixed reviews from critics. Some praised the heartwarming story and the performances of the lead actors, while others found the plot predictable and the humor crude.
Overall, The Eagle and the Albatross is a lighthearted and feel-good movie that is perfect for a casual watch. It’s a story about overcoming challenges, following your dreams, and the importance of human connection.
Availability: May 5
Funny Cow (2017)
Funny Cow film follows Maxine (Maxine Peake), an aspiring comedian trying to make a name for herself in the male-dominated stand-up comedy scene of working men’s clubs in northern England during the 1970s and 1980s. Maxine uses her raw and often dark humor to draw on her own troubled past and experiences as a woman to entertain audiences.
Funny Cow received positive reviews from critics, with praise for Maxine Peake’s powerful performance and the film’s authentic portrayal of the working-class stand-up comedy scene.
Availability: May 5
Redbox new movies in April 2024
Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016)
A national manhunt unfolds for a rebellious kid and his foster uncle lost in New Zealand’s wilderness, starring Sam Neill and Julian Dennison.
Availability: April 1
London’s Finest (2014)
Drama ensues when a small-time dealer’s shipment meant for Welsh-Jamaican Yardies is targeted by a corrupt cop, featuring Nathanael Wiseman.
Availability: April 1
Diamond Cartel (2017)
Aliya’s glance leads her into a criminal underworld, aiming to survive with only her true love as a rescue, starring Armand Assante and Michael Madsen.
Availability: April 1
Curtis (2021)
A former basketball star searches Detroit for his championship ring, battling mental illness alongside a young boy, with Brian Bowman and Dwight Henry.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Redbox Free
1. What is Redbox Free?
Unlike Netflix, Redbox Free is a free streaming service that offers a selection of movies and TV shows that you can watch without having to rent or subscribe. You can access Redbox Free through the Redbox website or app.
2. What movies and TV shows are available on Redbox Free?
Redbox Free has a rotating selection of movies and TV shows, so the titles available may vary. However, you can typically find a variety of genres, including action, comedy, drama, horror, and family.
3. How do I watch Redbox Free?
To watch Redbox Free, you need to create a Redbox account. You can do this on the Redbox website or app. Once you have created an account, you can start watching Redbox Free by browsing the selection of movies and TV shows.
4. Is there a limit to how much I can watch on Redbox Free?
There is no limit to how much you can watch on Redbox Free. However, you can only watch each title once.
5. Can I watch Redbox Free on my TV?
Yes, you can watch Redbox Free on your TV. You can connect your computer to your TV using an HDMI cable or stream Redbox Free to your TV using a streaming device like Roku or Apple TV.
6. Can I watch Redbox Free on my phone or tablet?
Yes, you can watch Redbox Free on your phone or tablet. You can download the Redbox app from the App Store or Google Play.
7. Is there a difference between Redbox Free and Redbox On Demand?
Yes, there is a difference between Redbox Free and Redbox On Demand. Redbox Free is a free streaming service that offers a limited selection of movies and TV shows. Redbox On Demand is a paid streaming service that offers a wider selection of movies and TV shows.
8. What are the benefits of using Redbox Free?
There are several benefits to using Redbox Free. First, it is a free service. Second, it offers a rotating selection of movies and TV shows, so you can always find something new to watch. Third, you can watch Redbox Free on your TV, phone, or tablet.
9. How do I cancel my Redbox Free account?
You can cancel your Redbox Free account by logging into your account on the Redbox website or app. Click on “My Account” and then “Subscriptions.” You will be able to cancel your account from there.
10. What are the technical requirements for using Redbox Free?
To use Redbox Free, you need to have a high-speed internet connection and a supported device. Supported devices include computers, TVs, phones, and tablets.
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