The official Somewhere in Queens trailer for Ray Romano‘s forthcoming feature directorial debut has been released by Roadside Flix, featuring Romano as a father trying to help his teenage son get a basketball scholarship. The comedy-drama will arrive in theaters on April 21. The video features Romano and Laurie Metcalf as a married couple from… Read More: Somewhere in Queens Trailer: Ray Romano & Laurie Metcalf Lead… »
Sometimes films are considered art because of the excellent acting, spectacular script writing, amazing cinematography, or cultural impact, and other times a movie is just simply Bloodsport. What this particular icon of the silver screen lacks in a few of those previously stated categories, it makes up for in martial arts glory, pure ‘80s nostalgia,… Read More: Bloodsport Still Oozes Testosterone and Action 35 Years Later »
When Chris Pratt and Charlie Day were announced to be playing Mario and Luigi in The Super Mario Bros. Movie, fans immediately questioned the choices. In a recent Instagram video, both stars poked fun at the reaction, showcasing different voices for their characters. In a recent post on Chris Pratt’s Instagram, both he and Day… Read More: Chris Pratt & Charlie Day Poke Fun at The Super… »
The Expendables movies are part of the HBO Max schedule for February 27-March 5. On Wednesday, March 1, the streaming service will add all three The Expendables movies to its available content. The film series features an all-star cast of popular action-movie actors, such as Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Bruce Willis,… Read More: HBO Max Schedule February 27-March 5: New TV & Movies »
In a tale of contradictions, Elizabeth Banks’ B-movie slaughterhouse Cocaine Bear and the Lionsgate feature Jesus Revolution surpassed expectations. Cocaine Bear collected $23.09 million, while Jesus Revolution picked up $15.5 million in their debut weeks at the domestic box office, per Deadline. That was enough for second and third-place finishes, though neither was able to… Read More: Box Office Results: Cocaine Bear & Jesus Revolution Soar, Ant-Man… »
Given his status as the next major MCU villain, it’s fair for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania antagonist Kang to be compared to Thanos. Recently, even the Ant-Man sequel’s writer contrasted Kang with the Mad Titan. While talking to Variety, Loveness was asked what he learned from working on Quantumania that he’ll be applying to… Read More: Avengers: The Kang Dynasty Writer on Making Kang ‘More Human… »
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania writer Jeff Loveness recently opened up about the sequel’s important post-credits scene and how it parallels the comics. The post-credits scene, which picks up following Kang’s defeat at the hands of Ant-Man and his allies, features an entire council of different Kang variants deciding to wreak multiversal war. While speaking… Read More: Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Writer Opens Up on Post-Credits… »
The reception for Pixar’s Lightyear movie was somewhat mixed. According to Pixar’s chief creative officer, it’s because the film asked too much of the audience. Speaking to TheWrap, Pete Docter — who directed Monsters, Inc., Up, Inside Out, and Soul for Pixar prior to becoming its CCO — spoke about why he thinks Lightyear ended… Read More: Pixar CCO: Lightyear ‘Asked Too Much of the Audience’ »
Elizabeth Banks’ Cocaine Bear is set to stomp all over the box office this weekend. As such, we thought it’d be fun to compile a list of animal attack movies like Cocaine Bear for you to watch in case you wanted more mayhem. Granted, not all of these fun animal movies like Cocaine Bear enjoy… Read More: Recommendations: Animal Attack Movies Like Cocaine Bear »
The sixth episode of the ComingSoon Podcast is now live. This is a podcast series from ComingSoon that delves into the latest movies, shows, and games, as well as random older stuff that the hosts feel like talking about. In this sixth episode, ComingSoon Editor-in-Chief Tyler Treese, Senior Gaming Editor Michael Leri, Senior Editor Spencer Legacy, writer… Read More: ComingSoon Podcast Episode 6: Ant-Man 3 Thoughts, Rhea Seehorn Interview »