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Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links and we receive a commission if you visit a link and buy something on our recommendation. Purchasing via an affiliate link doesn’t cost you any extra and the opinions expressed in this post are the author's own. For more details see our disclosure policy and privacy policy. It's Super Bowl weekend, and if you're not into catching the big game, there are a few movie options for you to catch at the theater.  Consecration This looks like a cute little horror thriller that is probably left over from the release slate from last year. With no real big stars in it, I don't anticipate it making a huge splash at the box office, especially since I've seen next to no marketing for it like Smile did last fall. Some folks like horror movies and will look at this as a possible Valentine's Day date night, but with Valentine's falling in the middle of the week next week, it may be lower than usual.  Magic Mike's Last Dance I will be interested to see if this truly is the "last dance" once all is said and done. It's been eight years since Tatum has been on screen in Magic Mike XXL, and that film did substantially less business than the first in the series. However, both the other two films were released in late June and I've seen this newest release marketed as a date movie. Chances are the wives and girlfriends will be flocking to theaters to see as much of Tatum as they can, with the guys ogling over Salma Hayek's addition to the franchise. I expect this to be the biggest film of the weekend, only to be taken over by the obvious blockbuster Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania next week.  Titanic 25th Anniversary It's hard to believe that Titanic is 25 years old this year, but it's true. What's even harder to believe is that director James Cameron has only released two additional feature films in those last 25 years, with Avatar: The Way of Water hitting theaters just this past December. Chances are you've seen this film many times, especially when it's on TV when certain stations need to fill a 4-hour block of time. There are always a few scenes they can't FULLY show on TV, but if you haven't had the chance to watch Titanic on the big screen in some time, I highly encourage you checking it out this weekend. Limited Releases
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