Valentine’s Weekend Movie Guide — February 13, 2026

“Wuthering Heights” 

A fiercely stylized adaptation of Emily Brontë’s enduring love story, this Wuthering Heights reunites Margot Robbie (as Catherine Earnshaw) and Jacob Elordi (as Heathcliff) under the direction and screenplay of Emerald Fennell. Set against windswept moors and steeped in passion and obsession, the film blends period drama with a provocative, sensual sensibility. Early critic reactions are mixed to divided: many praise its audacious visuals, Robbie’s intense performance, and Fennell’s bold reimagining, while others fault its departure from the novel’s core emotional depth or find the chemistry uneven. If you enjoy visually driven, mood-soaked romance with an edge, this one could be a compelling, conversation-sparked evening at the theater.

“Crime 101”

A high-stakes jewel heist thriller from writer-director Bart Layton, Crime 101 follows legendary thief Mike Davis (Chris Hemsworth) as he plans one last perfect score, only to be pursued by determined LAPD Detective Lou Lubesnick (Mark Ruffalo). With a supporting ensemble that includes Halle Berry, Barry Keoghan, Monica Barbaro, Corey Hawkins, and Nick Nolte, the film blends slick action, smart plotting, and tense cat-and-mouse dynamics. Based on Don Winslow’s novella, this release will appeal to fans of crime sagas and stylish ensemble thrillers looking for polished performances and smart direction.

“GOAT” 

A family-friendly animated sports comedy with heart, GOAT tells the story of Will, an unlikely aspiring star in a high-octane, full-contact sport called roarball. Voiced by a cast including Caleb McLaughlin, Gabrielle Union, David Harbour, and sports icon Stephen Curry, the film combines humor, underdog spirit, and colorful animation to appeal to kids and adults alike. Critics have responded generally positively, praising its warm themes and energetic style, making this a perfect choice for families and animation lovers this weekend.

“Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die” 

Director Gore Verbinski returns with a wildly imaginative sci-fi adventure in Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die, starring Sam Rockwell as a mysterious traveler from the future who recruits unlikely allies to prevent a looming catastrophe. The ensemble also includes Haley Lu Richardson, Michael Peña, and Zazie Beetz. Early reviews are strongly positive, with critics commending its gleeful creativity, sharp humor, and inventive blend of genre thrills and thoughtful themes. Those who enjoy clever, irreverent sci-fi with a big heart shouldn’t miss this one.

“The Mortuary Assistant”

Based on the cult horror game of the same name, The Mortuary Assistant follows newly certified mortician Rebecca Owens (Willa Holland) as disturbing supernatural forces and buried traumas emerge during a solitary night shift. With a creeping atmosphere and occult tension, this one is tailor-made for horror fans seeking claustrophobic chills and jump scares.

“Cold Storage”

A darkly comic sci-fi thriller, Cold Storage mixes suspense and macabre humor as a deadly micro-organism spreads in unpredictable ways. Starring Liam Neeson and Joe Keery, the film leans into genre thrills with absurdist twists, making it an intriguing pick for viewers who like their science fiction with a touch of dark humor and edge.

“Nirvanna: The Band – The Show – The Movie”

Based on the beloved Canadian cult TV comedy, this film adaptation follows two hapless musicians determined to play the legendary Rivoli venue despite never having actually written or recorded a song. A quirky, time-bending comedy with a strong cult following, this limited release is ideal for comedy fans and viewers seeking off-beat laughs.