If the person who's supposed to love you the most is also the person who's holding you captive, where exactly do you run?

In a new trailer for the Hulu original movie (once set for theatrical release) "Run," we watch what looks to be the loving mother of a handicapped daughter.

Her child feels a lot of guilt for all that her mother does for her.

But the things she believes her parent does for her...might just be things being done TO her.

She's lived her entire life believing that she was sick, but now it looks like mom may have been the sick one all along.

Our initial take is that this could be a modern day "Misery," starring the incredible Sarah Paulson and Kiera Allen as mom and fully manipulated daughter.

Instead of a crazed book fan,  the person doing the persecuting this time is the person who created you...which is sort of the ultimate tragedy.

It'll take everything to escape "loving" mother's clutches.

To see how this daughter fares, watch the full trailer.

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2020 was a year like no other, and that was definitely the case in the movie space. Theatrical films were really only a thing during the first few months of the year, and here and there in the last few months of the year…lots of films ended up on streaming or were postponed to next year.

Still, there was no shortage of great movies that came out in theaters and on streaming platforms. That's good news for fans, as most of these are now available from your couch. What better way to celebrate the new year, than with the best from this year? Count down to '21 with these great films from '20…our 9 picks for the very best cinematic experiences!

Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)

Palm Springs

Tenet

Ma Rainey's Black Bottom

The Trial of the Chicago 7

Borat Subsequent Moviefilm

Mank

Da 5 Bloods

Soul

Joe Gardner (voiced by Jamie Foxx) and 22 (voiced by Tine Fey) in "Soul."

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We're encouraged by the box office for "Wonder Woman 1984" that once it's safely allowed, folks will be ready to return to movie theaters to experience films the way they're truly intended.

And in 2021, there will be a lot of huge, epic films that will benefit from big theaters with big sound reopening. Here are the 21 blockbusters we're most excited to see (trailers included where available, although never mind the COVID-affected release dates at the end of some of the clips)…

The third film in the series is a prequel that heads back in history to find our secret gents stopping evildoers no matter the place or time. Expect lots more over-the-top action sequences, quippy one-liners and well-tailored assassins.

Jared Leto gets his blood boiling in this supervillain entry tied to the "Spider-Man" franchise. He's cool-looking, cool as ice and ready to turn to the dark side as a scientist-turned-prince-of-darkness.

Daniel Craig suits up for one last adventure as the world's most legendary super spy. This time, he's paired off against recent Oscar winner Rami Malek, and paired up with a new 007, the awesome Lashana Lynch.

Emily Blunt returns as the matriarch of the family, now fatherless, who must still contend with the extra-terrestrial creepers attuned to sound…plus some new baddies that are all too familiar in our earth-bound settings.

Scarlett Johansson returns in "Black Widow" (set before the events of "Avengers: Endgame") to pass the baton to a new generation of well-trained action heroes, including millennial favorite Florence Pugh.

Ryan Reynolds, surprisingly, is not the most colorful character in this action-comedy where he's an unaware, normal guy living inside a larger-than-life video game. Still, we're betting he's allowed a few wisecracks.

An all-star ensemble including Alexander Skarsgard, Millie Bobby Brown, Kyle Chandler, Rebecca Hall and more gather around to see the two titans of monster cinema go at it in a battle of the ages. Who doesn't want to see that?

The Fast Saga revs up once more with lots of international vehicular fury, and yet another new cast member in John Cena, playing the long-lost brother of Vin Diesel's family-fueled Dom Toretto.

The latest "Ghostbusters" update is directed by Jason Reitman, son of original franchise filmmaker Ivan Reitman. There's also another connection to the original ghostbusters in the storyline, and maybe some cameo appearances?

Tom Hardy's back, and this time, actor Andy Serkis sits in the director's chair. Assuming villain duties is the always-unpredictable Woody Harrelson as Cletus Kassady, also known as Carnage.

35 years later, Tom Cruise is feeling the need for speed once more as fighter pilot Maverick. While he hasn't had much luck (or interest) moving up in the ranks, he is glad to still be conquering the airways, and here leads a new generation of pilots, including Miles Teller as former co-pilot Goose's son.

It's no longer just a ride at Disneyland – it's a multi-million dollar cinematic adventure with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Emily Blunt on deck helming a ramshackle boat down the Amazon in search for a magical tree with mysterious healing powers.

Margot Robbie makes her third appearance as Harley Quinn, joining up once more with the Suicide Squad for another dangerous and stunt-filled journey. Will Smith isn't onboard this time around, but James Gunn (director of "Guardians of the Galaxy") is large and in charge for this entry and promises an A-class action epic.

We don't know too much about the latest Beatles documentary, but if Peter Jackson's preview above is a taste of what's to come, we're all in for front-row tickets. Looking like they shot the footage yesterday, and all smiles and dancing, the Fab Four provide an uplift for everyone in the new year.

Gal Gadot, Letitia Wright, Armie Hammer, Annette Bening and Russell Brand all climb aboard for this luxury liner murder mystery with plot twists around every corner, and Kenneth Branagh doing double duties as both the director of the proceedings and the central investigator, Detective Poirot.

The good news is, while HBO Max initiallhy tried to play "Dune" on its streaming service at the same time as its theatrical release, it looks like the epic sci-fi adventure (and potential big screen series) may get a proper theatrical-first opening after all. Even if not, based on the amazing preview, we suggest viewing on the largest IMAX screen near you.

Michael Myers' slasher battle with nemesis Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) continues in this follow-up to the hugely successful 2018 entry. Joining the fight are not-so-little Tommy Doyle (this time played by Anthony Michael Hall) and Lindsey Wallace (Kyle Richards), the two kids Laurie babysat in the original "Halloween."

Timothee Chalamet and Rebecca Ferguson in "Dune."

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Wonder Woman 1984

The much-anticipated follow-up to "Wonder Woman," which finds director Patty Jenkins, star Gal Gadot, and co-star Chris Pine all returning in a sequel set in the decadent '80s, is now available for streaming on HBO Max, and can be viewed in theaters where they're actually open.

In ideal times, the proper way to see such a grand-scale spectacle would most definitely be on the biggest screen available with the greatest sound to experience it as the filmmakers truly intended.

But we aren't in normal times, and for the moment it's a good thing that audiences can experience "WW84" from the comfort and safety of their homes. The real question, though, when so many options are available…is the film worthy of your viewing time? And does it live up to the hype?

At a running time of just over 2.5 hours, "Wonder Woman 1984" can feel a little over (and under) stuffed. There's a lot going on, and you might still think afterwards, it's all a bit fluffy.

As a Trump-esque entrepreneur who uses a magical relic to grant wishes and then attempts to take over the world, Pedro Pascal's villain is intentionally over-the-top, and may be an acquired taste for some audiences.

Gal Gadot is the ultimate superheroine, and she's just as fantastic here as she was in the original "Wonder Woman." If you loved her there, you're going to enjoy this next endlessly entertaining, colorful adventure.

Filmmaker Patty Jenkins goes for broke with the movie, introducing a lot of themes and ideas that lesser directors might assume don't have a place in epic-scale action movies. We're grateful that she knows movie watchers can handle concepts about governance and true altruism along with all of the fight scenes.

No expense is spared to provide a first-class cinematic entertainment. While we would have loved to have seen this in IMAX, we're grateful to have seen it right now at all.

This is the biggest movie to be released during the pandemic, and it is a must-see on streaming.

Jenkins, Gadot and company continue to expand the "Wonder Woman" franchise in new and entertaining directions. There's also an amazing flourish at the end that may promise another intriguing addition to the series. It's exciting to see the superheroine lead the way in the DCEU, and a third "WW" film has already been greenlit.

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