If you missed last night’s Jaws screening at the Revue, you missed a fine old time at the movies. You can relive it, sort of, by listening to Paul’s episode of the podcast, but of course it’s never the same as the live experience.

Anyway, it was a great night and a reminder that movies can bring people together for unique and wonderful experiences, even movies that are 44 years old and have a big fiberglass shark in them. Seriously. I love that movie so much.

This week’s offerings seem unlikely to have that sort of impact, but one of them does have sharks, so there’s that. Let’s get to it.

After the Wedding: Gender-flipped remake creates new issues.

Cold Case Hammarskjold: Danish documentary unpacks old conspiracy theories.

47 Meters Down: Uncaged: What? Sophie Nelisse is in this?

Good Boys: Superbad with sixth-graders. It works! [Rad]

Mine 9: Appalachian survival thriller has chops, relevance.

Spice It Up: Filmmakers remix their own movie. Kinda.

Survival Box: The apocalypse shouldn’t be this dull.

Where’d You Go, Bernadette: Linklater’s latest lacks focus, energy, meaning.

And over in TV land, I took a look at Danny McBride’s new series The Righteous Gemstones. It has potential, but it also has baggage. Premieres Sunday night on HBO, if you’re curious.