“ Talk to Me ” (A24, theaters): A group of friends conjure spirits in this horror starring Sophie Wilde and Joe Bird. “ Haunted Mansion ” (Disney, theaters): A Disney ride comes to life in with the help of Rosario Dawson, Tiffany Haddish, Owen Wilson and Danny DeVito. “ The Beanie Bubble ” (in select theaters on Apple TV+ on July 28): Zach Galifianakis stars as the man behind Beanie Babies in this comedic drama, co-starring Elizabeth Banks, Sarah Snook and Geraldine Viswanathan. “ Stephen Curry: Underrated ” (Apple TV+): Peter Nicks directs a documentary about the four-time NBA champion. “ Barbie ” (Warner Bros., theaters): Margot Robbie plays the world's most famous doll (as do many others) opposite Ryan Gosling's Ken in Greta Gerwig's comedic look at their perfect world. Robert Oppenheimer ( Cillian Murphy ) as he and his peers build up to the trinity test at Los Alamos. “ Oppenheimer ” (Universal, theaters): Christopher Nolan takes audiences into the mind of the “father of the atomic bomb," J.
“ They Cloned Tyrone ” (Netflix): John Boyega, Teyonah Parris and Jamie Foxx lead this mystery caper. “ Afire ” (Janus Films, theaters): This drama from German director Christian Petzold is set at a vacation home by the Baltic Sea where tensions rise between a writer, a photographer and a mysterious guest (Paula Beer) as a wildfire looms. Their coverage won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service. “ 20 Days in Mariupol ” (in theaters in New York): AP’s Mstyslav Chernov directs this documentary, a joint project between The Associated Press and PBS “Frontline," about the first weeks of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, in which Chernov, photographer Evgeniy Maloletka, and field producer Vasilisa Stepanenko, became the only international journalists operating in the city. “ The Miracle Club ” (Sony Pictures Classics, theaters): Lifetime friends (Kathy Bates, Maggie Smith, Agnes O'Casey) in a small Dublin community in 1967 dream of a trip to Lourdes, a town in France where miracles are supposed to happen. “ Theater Camp ”(Searchlight, theaters): Musical theater nerds (and comedy fans) will delight in this loving satire of a childhood institution, with Ben Platt and Molly Gordon. “ Mission: Impossible-Dead Reckoning Part I” (Paramount, theaters, on July 12): Tom Cruise? Death-defying stunts in Venice? The return of Kittridge? What more do you need? “ Earth Mama ” (A24, theaters): This acclaimed debut from Savannah Leaf focuses on a woman, single and pregnant with two kids in foster care, trying to reclaim her family in the Bay Area. “ Biosphere ” (IFC, theaters and VOD): Mark Duplass and Sterling K. Netflix also created a site for the compiled resources, called This is a carousel.“ The Lesson ” (Bleecker Street, theaters): A young novelist helps an acclaimed author in this thriller with Richard E. "What we're doing now with the lead-up to launch is working with organizations all over the globe, mental health organizations, and school counselor organizations to make sure that people are armed with information and ready for these conversations." "We didn't know in Season 1 that the conversation was going to be this big," Brian Wright, Netflix's vice president of original series, said at the time. In response, Netflix added a video ahead of each episode wherein cast members give information on resources for those suffering from depression and suicidal thoughts. Ahead of the debut of Season 2 in May of this year, the show came under scrutiny for what some called a glorification of suicide. "13 Reasons Why" has been steeped in controversy since it premiered. RELATED: After sparking conversations about suicides, '13 Reasons Why' to include warning video with show “You’re not doing anything to, like, save anyone’s life or anything, you know?” Video: The Wrap “As an actor, like I’ve always just thought… what you do for people, it’s sort of irrelevant, besides entertaining them,” he told TheWrap in recent interview.
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But playing Clay Jensen, who is consumed by audio tapes left by deceased classmate Hannah Baker (Katherine Langford) throughout Season 1, changed Minnette’s outlook on the impact TV can have on viewers. Before working on “13 Reasons Why,” star Dylan Minnette didn’t think he’d be changing any lives as an actor.
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