New movies: ‘Super Pets’ come to the rescue of the Justice League

• “DC League of Super Pets” (Warner Bros., theaters): It’s the Justice League who needs rescuing in this animated pic, featuring the voices of Dwayne Johnson as Superman’s dog, Kevin Hart, Keanu Reeves, Natasha Lyonne and Kate McKinnon.

• “Bullet Train” (Sony, theaters): In Davd Leitch’s star-studded adaptation of Kotaro Isaka’s novel, Brad Pitt plays an assassin named Ladybug who has one last job collecting a briefcase on a bullet train from Tokyo to Kyoto. Unfortunately, he’s not the only assassin on board.

• “Purple Hearts” (Netflix): Sofia Carson is a singer-songwriter who falls for a Marine.

• “Vengeance” (Focus, theaters): B.J. Novak makes his directorial debut in this thriller about a radio host trying to solve the mystery of his girlfriend’s murder. Issa Rae co-stars.

• “A Love Song” (Bleecker Street, theaters): This  late-in-life love story stars Dale Dickey and Wes Studi as childhood sweethearts who give it another go.

• “House Party” (HBO Max, on July 28): Jacob Latimore and Tosin Cole star in this remake of the 1990 comedy.

• “Sharp Stick” (Utopia, theaters): Lena Dunham’s sophomore feature as a director stars Kristine Froseth as a 26-year-old who begins an affair with her older, married employer (Jon Bernthal).

• “Not Okay” (Hulu): This satirical look at social media culture focuses on a young woman (Zoey Deutch) who fakes a trip to Paris to gain followers and cred.

Aug. 5

• “Secret Headquarters” (Paramount, theaters): A kid (Walker Scobell of “The Adam Project”) discovers a superhero’s secret headquarters in the basement of his home.

• “Easter Sunday” (Universal): Stand-up Jo Koy stars in this Jay Chandrasekhar-directed comedy about returning home to his Filipino American family for the holiday.

• “Bodies, Bodies, Bodies” (A24, theaters): Amandla Stenberg and Maria Bakalova star as teens partying in a remote mansion in this satirical horror that has been described as “Scream” meets “Euphoria.”

• “Resurrection” (IFC, theaters): Rebecca Hall in a psychological horror is always a safe bet.

• “Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie” (Netflix): Leo, Raph, Donnie and Mikey are back together to fight the Krang in this animated pic.