Opening

76% Fast & Furious 6 May 24
27% The Hangover Part III May 23
71% Epic May 24
97% Before Midnight May 24
73% We Steal Secrets: The Story Of Wikileaks May 24
82% Fill the Void May 24
—— A Green Story May 24
—— Alyce Kills May 24

Top Box Office

86% Star Trek Into Darkness $70.2M
78% Iron Man 3 $35.8M
50% The Great Gatsby $23.9M
46% Pain & Gain $3.2M
69% The Croods $3.0M
77% 42 $2.8M
55% Oblivion $2.3M
98% Mud $2.2M
36% Peeples $2.2M
8% The Big Wedding $1.2M

Coming Soon

—— After Earth May 31
—— Now You See Me May 31
100% The Kings of Summer May 31
89% The East May 31

Welcome Reviews

Stephen Holden
New York Times
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Puts you so completely into the shoes of a young man facing almost insurmountable obstacles that you feel a profound empathy not only for him but also for all who are ready to risk everything for the dream of a better life.

| Original Score: 4/5

May 7, 2010
V.A. Musetto
New York Post
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[It] has its share of clichés and contrivances. Fortunately, compensation is provided by strong performances by veteran actor Vincent Lindon as the coach and newcomer Firat Ayverdi as the refugee.

Full Review Source: New York Post | Original Score: 3/4

May 7, 2010
David Fear
Time Out New York
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Don't discount the pleasure of watching a weathered star breathe life into an otherwise banal film.

Full Review Source: Time Out New York | Original Score: 3/5

May 5, 2010
Vadim Rizov
Village Voice
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Starting strong with its atmospheric immersion in the herd of immigrants killing time by the docks, Welcome quickly shrugs off credibility by equating Bilal's quest with Simon's angst over his recent divorce.

Full Review Source: Village Voice

May 4, 2010
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