New on DVD: 'La La Land,' 'Underworld: Blood Wars,' 'The Girl With All the Gifts,' 'We Are X,' more

OUT TUESDAY 

LA LA LAND (Lionsgate/Summit) Throwback Hollywood musical, with Emma Stone as an aspiring actress who connects with a jazz musician (Ryan Gosling) with dreams of his own. Winner of six Oscars, including best director for Damien Chazelle (“Whiplash”), best actress for Emma Stone, and original score and original song for Nicolet High School grad Justin Hurwitz. (PG-13; some language)

UNDERWORLD: BLOOD WARS (Sony) After years of waging war against werewolves, a vampire finds herself facing a fight from her own kind as well. Fifth movie in the action-horror series starring Kate Beckinsale. (R; violence, gore, some sexuality)

THE GIRL WITH ALL THE GIFTS (Lionsgate) In a world overrun by flesh-eating zombies, a girl immune to the disease's effects is experimented on as the source of a possible cure, then escapes. Thriller with Gemma Arterton, Paddy Considine, Glenn Close. (R; disturbing violence/bloody images, language)

WE ARE X (Magnolia) Documentary trailing the life and overwhelming popularity — except in the United States — of the extraordinary Japanese rock band X Japan. (R; some language)

THE DAUGHTER (Kino Lorber) A man returns home after fleeing a tragedy years before, and stumbles into a secret. Adapted from an Henrik Ibsen play, with Geoffrey Rush, Anna Torv, Sam Neill. (not rated; some violence)

CATFIGHT (Dark Sky) The fortunes of two former college friends reverse when they get into a nasty fistfight and one ends up in a coma. Dark comedy with Sandra Oh, Anne Heche. (not rated; violence, language)

DETOUR (Magnolia) Obsessed with the idea that his stepfather was involved in the car crash that left his mother in a coma, a law student gets tangled up with grifter and his stripper girlfriend, with dark consequences. Thriller with Tye Sheridan. (R; violence, sexual content, nudity, drug use, pervasive language)

BOKEH (Cinedigm) A couple on a trip to Iceland wake up one morning and discover everyone — everyone — has disappeared. (not rated)

MEAN DREAMS (Lionsgate) Two teenagers (Sophie Nélisse, Josh Wiggins) are on the run from the girl's violent father (Bill Paxton, in his penultimate screen role). (R; some violence, language)

DISTURBING THE PEACE (Virgil) Documentary about former Israeli soldiers and ex-Palestinian fighters who, having renounced their past battles, have become peace activists. In Arabic, Hebrew and English, with English subtitles. (not rated)

THE MARINE 5: BATTLEGROUND (Sony) An ex-Marine working as an EMT has to take on a biker gang. Action movie with six WWE stars. (R; violence, language)

COMING SOON   

MAY 2

I AM NOT YOUR NEGRO (Magnolia), THE SALESMAN (Sony), A DOG'S PURPOSE (Universal), THE RED TURTLE (Sony), RINGS (Paramount), GOLD (Anchor  Bay), THE COMEDIAN (Sony), THE RESURRECTION OF GAVIN STONE (Universal), TUNNEL (Well Go USA), SAVING BANKSY (Candy Factory), THE SHADOW EFFECT (Momentum) , THE AGE OF SHADOWS (Sony), MINDGAMERS (Universal), FEAR, INC. (Sony), BEYOND THE GATES (Shout! Factory), A STREET CAT NAMED BOB (Cleopatra Entertainment)

MAY 9

FIFTY SHADES DARKER (Universal), THINGS TO COME (MPI), MILLIE AND THE LORDS (IndiePix), A STREET CAT NAMED BOB (Cleopatra Entertainment), APPRENTICE (Film Movement), ALPHA AND OMEGA: JOURNEY TO BEAR KINGDOM (Lionsgate), THE VOID (Sony), JUSTICE SERVED (Breaking Glass)

JUNE 20

THIS BEAUTIFUL FANTASTIC (Fox)

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SLEEPLESS A dirty Vegas cop (Jamie Foxx) goes gunning for the gangsters who kidnapped his son after a deal goes wrong, while he tries to elude an internal affairs investigator (Michelle Monaghan) determined to bring him down. With Gabrielle Union, Tip “T.I.” Harris. (R; violence, pervasive language)

THE FOUNDER Michael Keaton plays Ray Kroc, a tenacious salesman who stumbles on a burger joint run by the McDonald brothers (Nick Offerman, John Carroll Lynch) and decides to muscle his way in. (PG-13; brief language)

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A COWGIRL'S STORY A girl whose parents are both serving in Afghanistan goes to a new school, where she starts an equestrian drill team. With Bailee Madison, Pat Boone. (PG; thematic elements)

BIGGER FATTER LIAR After a mogul steals his idea for a video game, a teenager turns the table. Comedy sequel with Ricky Garcis, Barry Bostwick. (not rated)

A MATTER OF TIME Documentary about Kathryn Calder, a musician who quit her gig as a member of the indie-rock darlings the New Pornographers to take care of her mother, who has ALS. (not rated)

APOCALYPSE CHILD A man who grew up in the small Philippines town where "Apocalypse Now" was filmed — and raised believing his birth father is Francis Ford Coppola — tries to get his life on track. (not rated)

THE DUELIST In 19th-century Russia, a retired soldier makes his living settling duels for aristocrats. Historical epic in Russian with English subtitles. (R; violence, some sexuality/nudity)

ARCTIC ADVENTURE ON FROZEN POND A footloose frog joins the Frog Princess in a quest to reclaim the kingdom's sacred artifact. Animated adventure. (PG; some scenes of peril)

HIDDEN FIGURES With the U.S. space program at a critical phase in the early 1960s, three African-American women mathematicians step in to find the solutions to make it happen. Based-on-a-true-story drama with Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer and Janelle Monáe, who play the smart women who battled expectations, prejudice and history. (PG; thematic elements, some language)

LION Years after he got separated from his family at a train station in India, a young man, long since adopted by an Australian couple, decides to go searching for his birth family. Drama, based on a memoir, with Dev Patel, Nicole Kidman, David Wenham, Rooney Mara. (PG-13; thematic material, some sensuality)

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— Compiled by Chris Foran, cforan@journalsentinel.com