This week on “See It or Skip It,” Rotten Tomatoes film critic Patrick Beatty is joined by Utah favorites Rebecca Frost, Kent Dunn, and Tracy Mangum for a wild ride through a Super lineup of films. From reboots to prehistoric throwdowns, the panel breaks down what’s worth your money and what you can safely scroll past.

In Theaters

Jurassic World: Rebirth (PG-13)

Dinosaurs are back again, but now the world’s too cold for them, literally. Most dinosaurs are extinct for real this time, but a team of scientists is sent to a remote island to recover rare DNA for a life-saving drug. Of course, it all goes wrong, Dinos attack, people run, it’s a perfect recipe for a blockbuster summer movie. While it’s not by any means a perfect movie, ‘Jurassic World: Rebirth” brings enough suspense and nostalgia to make it a fun summer blockbuster movie to take the family to.

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Superman (PG-13)

James Gunn gives the Man of Steel a fresh coat of paint in this new DC reboot. Clark Kent has 3 years under his belt as Superman, but his nemesis, Lex Luthor, has plans to discredit and eliminate what he deems an imminent threat to the planet, and reveals a hidden truth that shakes the core of who Superman is. ‘Superman’ brings hope to the DC Universe with an endearing and honest portrayal of the Man of Steel.

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What’s Streaming?

Sovereign (R)

Nick Offerman ditches the jokes for full-blown danger in this slow-burning thriller based on real-life extremism. A young man gets wrapped up in a twisted ideology passed down from his father, and the deeper it goes, the scarier it gets. It’s intense, grounded, and uncomfortably close to home.

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Heads of State (PG-13)

John Cena and Idris Elba trade in their heads of state suits for bodyguards with baggage when the US President and UK Prime Minister get caught in a full-blown conspiracy. It’s big explosions, sharp suits, and action-comedy banter with international stakes. ‘Heads of State’ is both a throwback to the mid-budget action thrillers from before, but a reminder of how much fun a simple, silly idea could be if performed by the right cast.

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Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story (NR)

Steven Spielberg’s shark classic turns 50, and this documentary delves deep into its legacy. With new interviews, old stories, and some never-before-seen footage, this is catnip for film nerds and summer blockbuster lovers like us.

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It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 17 (TV-MA)

The gang is back and somehow worse than ever, in the best way possible. This season throws everything at us, beginning with the second half of the hilarious crossover event with ABC’s “Abbott Elementary.” So far this season is in conversation to be one of the best of the show’s 17 seasons, hearkening back to the show’s roots and proving that the gang stands the test of time.

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Patrick: See It

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