Trailer watch: Which movie should you go see this weekend?

What’s a must watch, and what’s a miss? We tell you.

THE WEEKEND IS coming up, and that means new movies for you to see.

But which is a must-watch, and are there any you should avoid?

We take a look.

What we know

Jennifer Aniston sheds her good-girl rom-com image to play a troubled woman with serious health issues.

What the critics say

“No good can ultimately come from a movie that is as obsessed with wind chimes as Cake” – RogerEbert.com
“Sure, Aniston leads with her scowl here, in the sort of performance that often gets called “brave” but is more accurately described as a well-executed change of pace.” - Variety
“…just a humdrum yet hokey study of the effects of chronic pain. Two stars.” – The Guardian

What’s it rated?

What we know

A frustrated office worker called Kumiko becomes obsessed with a popular movie, and travels to North Dakota to recover treasure. Adult fairytale.

What the critics say

“[A] wonderfully strange and beguiling adventure story comprised of buried treasure, hand crafts, and a possibly unhealthy obsession with the Coen brothers.” - Variety
The [Zellner] brothers’ strongest emotional achievement [...] pushes their style up to a new level of sophistication.” - IndieWire
“[Rinko Kikuchi] makes it impossible to tell whether Kumiko is genuinely troubled or if she’s simply fallen through the cracks” – Film.com

What’s it rated?

What we know

Man who has no friends mysteriously manages to get woman to marry him. Then needs to hire his best men.

What the critics say

“This is essentially the same premise as the 2009 comedy “I Love You, Man,” – RogerEbert.com
“[It] was written back in 2002 — a fact that partly accounts for the whiff of stale leftovers that hangs over the movie from start to finish.” – Hollywood Reporter
“…a movie that is technically a comedy, with all the pointlessly foul language, racial and gender stereotypes, stammering, and canine penis-biting…” - New York Times

What’s it rated?