Some of Pixar’s most popular characters appear in the new animated shorts series, Pixar Popcorn, streaming exclusively on Disney+.
The award-winning Studio Ghibli ventures into the world of 3D animation for the first time with their latest, Earwig and the Witch.
Frank Grillo is brutally killed over and over again in the new death loop action film Boss Level from director Joe Carnahan.
Daniel Kaluuya stars as the founder of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panther Party in the powerful new biographical drama film Judas and the Black Messiah.
Tom Holland aims for a career-best performance in the upcoming Apple TV+ exclusive crime drama, Cherry, from the Russo brothers.
Director Tate Taylor rounds up an excellent ensemble cast for the new comedy crime caper film, Breaking News in Yuba County.
Paul W.S. Anderson’s Monster Hunter sends video-game moves stumbling back a few steps with an uninspired adaptation of the popular Capcom game series of the same name.
Superstar singer/songwriter Sia makes her directorial debut with Music, a musical-drama film with powerful themes that features a disjointed narrative, making it hard for the audience to connect with its characters.
Owen Wilson and Salma Hayek are living in a simulation in the new sci-fi drama film Bliss from director Mike Cahill, who’s known for his high-concept work.
The iconic Seinfeld TV show has received a hilarious reimagining as a horror movie called The Nothing in this gem of a fan video.
Rafe Spall plays a man who jumps forward a year in time each day as he learns the true value of enjoying life in the new romcom, Long Story Short.
Neil Marshall’s latest, The Reckoning, is a grueling new witch horror movie set in 1600’s London during the Great Plague.
Featuring an all-star cast, Locked Down follows a couple’s brazen diamond heist attempt in the middle of a Covid lockdown.
Denzel Washington and Rami Malek are on the hunt for a serial killer (which may or may not be Jared Leto) in the new crime thriller, The Little Things.
A Call to Spy tells the story of a female-led, British spy agency formed to place allied spies into unoccupied France during the early stages of WWII.
Wonder Woman 1984 feels like a superhero movie of the past with a modern polish that tackles universal, timely themes, in one big entertaining package.
