Category: Movie

Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake has officially been renewed for Season 2 at Max.

We thought we’d add something to the Christmas Season that is a little different this year. Of course there will be a Holiday themed MOTM, but that is next week. This week we are sharing some stories about Christmases Past, Present and Future. 

 

Nicole Ayers, Dave Anderson, Rachel Wagner and Todd Liebenow join guest host Howard Casner in sharing stories about past Christmas Film based gifts and experiences, as well as their own wish lists for cinematic holiday joy.

There are gift recommendations, Christmas Movies that are off the…

Imagine the new modding disasters we're going to create in 'GTA 6.'

"You fell in love with them... now experience them on the biggest screen possible." It's official! Disney has announced that the three beloved Pixar movies made & released during the pandemic directly to streaming (on Disney+) will get proper theatrical releases in early 2024. This is a surprise from the Mouse House, especially considering they don't seem overly confident in Pixar anymore, with many of Disney's animated release not doing well in theaters. Fans have been complaining for years, and word is many workers at Pixar also complained about missing out on theatrical releases. "Disney & Pixar's Soul, Turning Red, and Luca are coming to theaters in 2024!" These three excellent Pixar movies are getting release starting on January 12th (Soul with the short film Burrow), February 9th (Turning Red with the short film Kitbull), March 22nd (Luca with the classic short film For the Birds). These are three of Pixar's best in years (yes it's true), and they've also got Inside Out 2 coming to theaters in June 2024. I will go see them! Each one is delightful. Here's the ...

The HBO panel at CCXP brought news on House of the Dragon Season 2, True Detective: Night Country, and the City of God series.

We rank all the possible culprits in A Murder at the End of the World, from the least likely to the person who looks the most like a killer.

"Sometimes I feel that I became a musician by accident." Mubi has unveiled a trailer for a documentary film titled A Tiger in Paradise, which is a "visual journey into the mind of internationally acclaimed musician José González and a deep dive into the creative, sharp and fragile mind behind the music." This first premiered at the CPH:DOX Film Festival earlier this year, and will be out to watch this month streaming on Mubi. González is from Sweden and the film is a Swedish production directed by a Swedish filmmaker. "A surreal and darkly humorous journey into the uniquely creative mind of José González. From the production company behind Triangle of Sadness, discover the depths of the mind of internationally acclaimed musician José González. Between gentle music, philosophical musings and surreal visuals, González reflects on his life and career 20 years after the release of his debut album Veneer." This looks like a mesmerizing film that is not just another generic biopic, it's more of a cinematic voyage through González's life and into his mind. Here's the official trailer (+ poster) ...