12, however, brings to Redbox a trio of films that did not go unrecognized by the Academy-quite the contrary, in fact. As Paste’s own Dom Sinacola writes, the cast “takes to their role with philosophical seriousness but are well-tuned to the hints of humor Audiard lets occasionally shine (especially Reilly and Phoenix, rightly celebrated for their versatility), rebuilding the myth of the West through the absurdity of hyper-violence rather than through the triumph of masculinity.” Both Widows and The Sisters Brothers were excluded from this year’s Oscar nominations, a decision you can second-guess for yourself come Feb. Reilly as the titular siblings, Charlie and Eli Sisters, who encounter characters played by Jake Gyllenhaal, Riz Ahmed, Allison Tolman, Rebecca Root, Rutger Hauer and Carol Kane. 5 is The Sisters Brothers, the Jacques Audiard-directed 2018 Western starring Joaquin Phoenix and John C. Another highlight hitting kiosks and VOD on Feb. Tim Grierson called the film “a mature, exciting, utterly engrossing heist film that proves to be far more than just a crime drama” in his review for Paste, adding that Widows “hums with menace while also being clear-eyed about its characters and their milieu.” Said characters are portrayed by an eye-popping cast: Viola Davis, Liam Neeson, Michelle Rodriguez, Elizabeth Debicki, Cynthia Erivo, Colin Farrell, Brian Tyree Henry, Daniel Kaluuya, Carrie Coon, Robert Duvall, Jon Bernthal, Garret Dillahunt, Lukas Haas … the list goes on and on.
One of Redbox’s first February additions is also one of its finest: Widows, the star-packed heist thriller from Oscar-winning writer-director Steve McQueen, coming to kiosks and VOD on Feb. That red machine has an online component, too, and we’re here to highlight the best of what’s hitting Redbox next month, be it physical or digital.
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February is upon us, and with it comes a fresh batch of feature films on Redbox, that distinctive red movie machine awaiting you right now outside your local store, be it convenience, drug or grocery.
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