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Looks like the Venture family is making a comeback! The first image from the upcomingVenture Bros.film has been shared by the show’s creator.Jason Publickposted the image on his Twitter account, where you’re able to see Brock Samson (Patrick Warburton) in his role as the leader of the Office of Secret Intelligence. The post also acknowledges the fact that the characters have been around for two decades, making the release of the film even more special....

Doechii isn’t exactly brand new to themusicscene; she’s been working hard for over ten years to find her distinct voice and is one of the greatest examples of how coming into your own helps you become recognized, seen, and heard. She may have struggled to get her career off the ground at first, butDoechii reached the topby staying herself. A lot of that is obvious through her greatest songs. Doechii was born Jaylah Hickmon in Florida and has worked on her singer-songwriter-rapper career since high school....

There aren’t many actors working today as synonymous with the action genre asJason Statham, who has been makinggreat films within the genrefor almost three decades. While stars likeLiam NeesonandTom Cruisehave found a way to work in some non-action roles into their respective filmographies, Statham is unlikely to be in a film where he isn’t dispatching bad guys in a particularly ruthless fashion. Statham has been inmore than a few great action films, but some of his projects tend to be more intense than others....

Hitmen make for truly fascinating protagonists in film. They are exciting by nature, as ruthless figures who kill people with expert precision, they usually serve as deadly villains in the films they appear in rather than as violent heroes. However, be they action blockbusters, contemplative dramas, or even black comedies, many movies cast contract killers as the main attraction to delve into the human condition and explore the moral conundrums surrounding life and death while offering a sensational spectacle to boot....

It’s been two weeks since the live-action adaptation ofLilo & Stitchhit theaters. Since then, it has been highly praised by fans and critics alike and generated over$627 million at the global box office. So, following the film’s success, a TV series based on this Disney franchise will return to the Disney Channel after nearly 20 years since it last aired. The Disney Channel has announced that on June 26, it will celebrate Stitch Day by bringing backLilo & Stitch: The Series....

In the case ofNeill Blomkamp’sAlien 5, I turn you now to Regina George: “Stop trying to makeAlienhappen. It’s not going to happen.” But, seriously, it probably won’t. The filmmaker offered a reality check to a fan eager to see his vision for the film, which he’s been talking about since beforeChappiehit theaters. According to atweet from Blomkampposted this weekend, the chances are “slim,” which isn’t really all that surprising. Yes, Blomkamp releasedunofficial concept artfor a Ripley return over Instagram in 2015....

Summer may be over, but that isn’t stopping Max from delivering a blockbuster month of new movies and shows that you’ll be able to stream this month. From the next chapter inMatt Reeves' The Batman saga, the latest animated masterpiece from beloved filmmakerHayao Miyazaki, and two new acclaimed movies from A24. You can check out the list below to find out everything that’ll be arriving on Max in September 2024....

Moviegoers who haven’t watchedMegalopolisyet will probably have an idea if they want to see it or not. If you can push aside the colosseum-size amount of negative reaction by unimpressed critics, bad word of mouth, and poor box office success, this film has given us a performance byAubrey Plazathat is easily the best part ofFrancis Ford Coppola’s fable.Emily the CriminalandTheWhite Lotushave taken Plaza away from her comedic, deadpan roles, and now withMegalopolis, out of the “who’s who” ensemble of actors,Plaza steals every scene that she’s inas the scheming, glamorous Wow Platinum....

Aziz Ansariis ready to come back into the public eye. TheMaster of Nonestar announced earlier this week that he will be back with a brand-new Netflix stand-up special calledAziz Ansari: Right Now. It’s been four years since Ansari last released a Netflix stand-up special (and recorded stand-up special, for that matter) with 2015’sAziz Ansari Live from Madison Square Garden. On Monday afternoon, Ansari shared a short clip fromRight Nowonhis Twitteraccount. The clip shows Ansari backstage, preparing for a show....

We’ve yet to hear what exactlyMaster of None,Aziz Ansari’s hugely anticipated Netflix comedy series, is all about, other than being a relationship comedy starring Ansari as Dev, a fledgling actor living in New York City. It’s given the show a certain air of mystery, but also bodes well for what Ansari is cooking up: the less limitations set up by the central premise, the most chances there are for actually daring comedy and plot turns in the series....

There is an old belief that the middle child is the forgotten one of the family. Those who’ve fallen into this placement can attest there is some truth to this sentiment. Just watch one episode ofThe Brady Bunch. However, despite this curse placed upon those born with siblings before and after, when it comes to middle child TV characters, many have proven hard to forget. Some, likeMichael J. Fox’s Alex P....

Last night it was announced that Lionsgate’sBallerinawould be shifting from its June 25, 2025 release date to June 6 the following year. Along with that notice, was the information that another film on the Lionsgate slate,The Crow, would be taking the place ofBallerinaon the schedule.The reboot, which starsBill Skarsgård(IT) in the lead role, is based on the original graphic novel written byJames O’Barr, which spawned the first film franchise.The film is directed byRupert Sanders(Snow White and the Huntsman,Ghost in the Shell), while alongside Skarsgård areFKA Twigs, Danny Huston, Laura Birn, Sami Bouajila,andJordan Bolger....

Here’s where I’ll lose a solid chunk of people reading this review: I don’t much care forRidley Scott’sBlade Runner. I’ve seen it three or four times, and while I can respect the visual artistry on display and how it influenced decades of filmmakers, it doesn’t ever work for me on a narrative level. I don’t care about Rick Deckard, and a large part of the film’s appeal seems to be that it offers the contours of big ideas, and then has the audience do the work of filling those ideas in....