Josee, the Tiger and the Fish is a beautiful anime film that is now available on Blu-ray. ComingSoon Editor-in-Chief Tyler Treese spoke to director Kotaro Tamura about the emotional coming-of-age story. “With dreams of diving abroad, Tsuneo gets a job assisting Josee, an artist whose imagination takes her far beyond her wheelchair,” says the synopsis.… Read More: Interview: Josee, the Tiger and the Fish Director Kotaro Tamura »
Sony Pictures has revealed a brand new Bullet Train poster for David Leitch’s newest action-thriller film, highlighting the all-star ensemble cast led by Brad Pitt. It is currently scheduled to make its debut in theaters on August 5. RELATED: Apple Nearing Rights Deal For Brad Pitt-Led Formula One Racing Film In addition to the poster, the… Read More: Bullet Train Poster Shows Brad Pitt Leading All-Star Cast »
The full lineup for the new movie and TV titles coming to HBO Max this June 2022 has been revealed, which you can now check out below, along with the titles that are set to leave from streamer next month. This includes the return of HBO’s acclaimed sci-fi drama Westworld Season 4 as well as the series… Read More: HBO Max June 2022 Schedule: New TV & Movie Release… »
Nothing beats the thrill of seeing a movie for the first time. That rush you get when you’re about to watch a much-anticipated film, whether in a high-quality theater or in your living room, is thrilling. Aside from the snacks, popcorn, couch, and a good 4K TV, you can make your cinematic experience memorable by… Read More: How to Get the Full Experience from Watching a Film »
Expanded Media/LBI Entertainment and 101 Studios announced today that two-time Academy Award nominee Jeremy Renner will star as Pulitzer Prize winning investigative journalist David Armstrong who – through a riveting and perilous journey – uncovered the secrets of how the Sackler family and Purdue Pharma fueled a national nightmare. Over a four-year investigation, Armstrong discovered evidence… Read More: Jeremy Renner to Star In Untitled David Armstrong Feature for… »
No Way Home Sets Up An Insane Marvel Precedent Spider-Man: No Way Home is the type of movie that could only exist in this new media environment. The draw is the spectacle of connecting reboots and pulling in actors to reprise long-gone roles. It has the same appeal as a Doctor Who special or those… Read More: Spider-Man: No Way Home: Powerful But Gimmicky »
Ghostbusters: Afterlife Does Not Quite Come Alive Ghostbusters: Afterlife has several excellent moments, a great protagonist, and a heartfelt core, yet is underwhelming in a lot of ways. Those who watch it will remember it mainly for its fan service, and though that’s kind of the point—it’s not great we have a lot of movies… Read More: Ghostbusters: Afterlife: Fifty-Percent Good »
Turning Red Has Lots Of Ideas It Wants To Explore My reviewing of Turning Red has to, by the sheer presence of its theming, contain caveats. It’s a movie that has a heavy focus on periods and mother-daughter conflicts during adolescence. As an adult male reviewer, it’s not my place to speculate on how true… Read More: Turning Red: Pixar Succeeds Again »
The Adam Project Uses A Lot Of Well-Worn Tropes I will not say The Adam Project is a unique movie. Barring a few moments of extreme narrative creativity, it’s got all the tropes you’d expect and runs through them with a blistering pace. No, The Adam Project won’t surprise you—but it will surely entertain you.… Read More: The Adam Project: Tropey and Deeply Emotional »
Encanto Is Devastatingly Beautiful and So Heartfelt Encanto is peak cinema. That’s a hot take, but it’s hard to argue against a movie made with this level of care, skill, and storytelling effort. Top to bottom, moment to moment, I’ve not seen a movie this holistically perfect in a long time. Now, that last comment… Read More: Encanto: The Best New Disney Movie »