The adventure 10 years in the making is here and is both the end of an era, and the beginning of an exciting new chapter. Avengers: Infinity War follows our heroes as they take on Thanos, the greatest known threat in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Traffik follows Paula Patton and Omar Epps as a couple on a romantic getaway at a hidden retreat who stumble across a sex trafficking ring.

Based on the 1986 arcade game, Rampage finds The Rock attempting to save his mutating gorilla friend, a wolf, and a crocodile from destroying downtown Chicago.

A Quiet Place follows real-life husband and wife Emily Blunt and John Krasinski as they battle to save their family from a horrifying creature. All while not making a sound.

Timur Bekmambetov’s Profile centers around a journalist attempting to infiltrate ISIS, completely containing the film inside a computer monitor.

American Animals follows a heist of a rare book by complimenting the actors with their real-life personas in an entertaining dissection of a crime gone wrong.

In Ready Player One, Steven Spielberg makes his glorious return to what he does best: providing a film that sparks the imagination and pleases the eye for fans of all ages.

Set in the foreseeable future where technology controls every aspect of our life, Upgrade follows a paraplegic who finds a second chance at life and revenge with an implanted chip in his spine.

Wildling follows a traumatized teenager undergoing mysterious changes, all while a local Sheriff searches for clues to her lineage.

I Kill Giants is a wonderfully crafted movie that jumps off the pages of comics and becomes something real and heartfelt.

Damsel follows Robert Pattinson as he sets out to rescue his finance, Mia Wasikowska, from a dastardly outlaw before things go terribly awry.

Pacific Rim: Uprising has enough swagger from Boyega, but ultimately these robots weren't quite ready for combat.

Family stars Taylor Schilling in a hilarious turn as a career-focused aunt forced to care for her depressed niece, even as she becomes involved in Juggalo culture.

Number 37 follows a paralyzed man as he plots to rob a notorious gangster from his apartment across the way in this homage to Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window.

Don't Leave Home follows an artist with an increasing obsession with an urban legend involving a reclusive painter and an estate in Ireland.