The 2015 sci-fi movie Project Almanac is heading to Paramount Plus as part of the schedule for June 26-July 2. On Monday, June 26, Paramount Plus subscribers can watch Project Almanac on their favorite streamer. Directed by Dean Israelite, the movie is presented in a found footage style. It follows a group of high school… Read More: Paramount Plus Schedule June 26-July 2: New TV & Movies… »
Crunchyroll announced on Friday fifteen Dragon Ball movies will arrive on their platform over the next few weeks. What Dragon Ball movies are coming to Crunchyroll? The movies coming to Crunchyroll span the entirety of the Dragon Ball franchise. They include a variety of Dragon Ball Z movies, as well as some in the Dragon… Read More: 15 Dragon Ball Movies Coming to Crunchyroll, Release Dates Announced »
Sacha Baron Cohen is reportedly creating a new project with his character Ali G. Cohen is a well-established comedian known for playing outrageous characters like Borat Sagdiyev and Brüno Gehard. His characters have had success in movies such as Borat and Brüno. He recently reprised his role as Borat in the Oscar-nominated comedy movie Borat… Read More: Sacha Baron Cohen Starting New Ali G Project »
Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse will likely be delayed, according to an artist who worked on Across the Spider-Verse. The two animated Spider-Verse movies from Sony were massive successes with critics and audiences. The recent Marvel superhero film Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is one of the most acclaimed movies of the year. With the cliffhanger ending… Read More: Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse Release Date Delay Likely Says Artist »
ComingSoon’s Jonathan Sim recently had the opportunity to sit down with Oscar-winning actor Adrien Brody (The Pianist, Predator) and Golden Globe winner Jeffrey Wright (The Batman, No Time to Die) about their new movie Asteroid City, directed by Wes Anderson. “In 1955, students and parents from across the country gather for scholarly competition, rest, recreation,… Read More: Interview: Asteroid City Stars Adrien Brody & Jeffrey Wright Talk… »
Bad Bunny has reportedly exited Sony’s El Muerto movie. It was recently announced that the upcoming Sony’s Spider-Man Universe movie, El Muerto, would be delayed indefinitely from its original release date of January 12, 2024. The movie was set to star singer/actor Bad Bunny as Juan-Carlos Sánchez and be directed by Jonás Cuarón. According to… Read More: Bad Bunny Has Exited El Muerto Sony Superhero Movie »
Vertical Entertainment has released the official trailer for its new horror film Natty Knocks, starring genre icons Robert Englund, Danielle Harris, and Bill Moseley. Natty Knocks is slated to release day-and-date on July 21. Set against the backdrop of Halloween Eve, the film stars Charlotte Fountain-Jardim as a babysitter who fights to save herself and… Read More: Natty Knocks Trailer Features Three Iconic Horror Stars »
On the eve of Jennifer Lawrence’s new comedy, No Hard Feelings, let’s delve into the Academy Award-winning actress’s film portfolio and look at her best movies and performances. Surprisingly, since she dazzled audiences with her breakout role in 2010’s Winter Bone, Lawrence has consistently chosen strong scripts that suit her acting style. It’s difficult to… Read More: Iconic Roles: Jennifer Lawrence’s Best Movies Ahead of No Hard… »
Tom Cruise refused to kick Pom Klementieff in the stomach while filming a fight scene in Mission: Impossible 7. Cruise reprises his role as IMF Agent Ethan Hunt in the upcoming action spy movie Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One. This is the seventh installment in the series and sees Ethan and his team… Read More: Tom Cruise Refused to Kick Pom Klementieff While Filming Mission:… »
Even after all this time, I’m still impressed by Baymax—and that only proves my point. Good writing and excellent storytelling don’t need hours to wow an audience. Originally Published: September 28th, 2022 Short Art Has A Different Vibe Than Other Projects I love long-form content: epic scope books, five-hour video essays, and sprawling television shows.… Read More: It Came From The Archives! “Praise For Extremely Short Art” »