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Why Did I Get Married Again? Everything We Know About Tyler Perry’s Netflix Return
The Why Did I Get Married? crew is getting back together, and whew, after 16 years, you just know these folks have some catching up to do. Netflix has released the official trailer for Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Again?, giving fans a much better look at the long-awaited return of one of Perry’s most recognizable movie franchises. The new film arrives globally on Netflix September 9, 2026, with Perry returning as writer, director and star. The movie brings back severa

Je-Ree
2 days ago


The End of Oak Street Review: Ewan McGregor and Anne Hathaway Fight Dinosaurs, and Somehow It Works
Never thought I'd see Obi-Wan and Catwoman fighting dinosaurs, but I'm here for it! While they may have used some questionable promotional techniques, this film does not disappoint. The End of Oak Street combines time travel with dinosaurs and basically gives you Jurassic World on crack!! I went into this movie with pretty mid expectations, but I am pleased to say that I loved every minute of this film. The movie is set in 1982 in a small town on Oak Street. It starts with a

Lance
3 days ago


Spider-Man: Brand New Day Review: Tom Holland's Best Spider-Man Movie Yet
This review contains spoilers. Destin Daniel Cretton has now given us three amazing superhero projects with Shang-Chi, Wonder Man, and now Spider-Man: Brand New Day. At this point give him the keys to the entire Spider-Verse! This is officially my favorite Tom Holland Spider-Man film, and that's saying a lot because I've genuinely loved every installment in the Home trilogy. Destin and Tom really crafted a love letter to Spider-Man fans with this story. That's just my humble

Lance
Jul 30


Former General Hospital Star Nicholas Alexander Chavez Cast in Possession Remake
Nicholas Alexander Chavez is officially trading family secrets and courtroom drama for literal demons. The former General Hospital breakout star has officially joined the stacked cast of Paramount Pictures' upcoming remake of Possession. For anyone who has been tracking his rise since he walked away from Port Charles, this career jump makes perfect sense. The Ultimate Cult Classic Upgrade Remaking a supernatural horror classic is always a risky gamble. The original 1981 Posse

Je-Ree
Jul 30


First Thomas Crown Affair Trailer Reveals Michael B. Jordan's Stylish New Heist
Is it getting warm in here, or is that just the internet melting over the brand-new Thomas Crown Affair trailer? Amazon MGM Studios just dropped the first official teaser for the highly anticipated heist thriller, and to absolutely no one's surprise, Michael B. Jordan is proving once again that he looks incredible in a bespoke suit while committing high-stakes grand larceny. This isn't your daddy’s 1968 Steve McQueen classic, nor is it a carbon copy of the slick 1999 Pierce B

Je-Ree
Jul 29


Netflix’s Don’t Say Good Luck Looks Like the Perfect Summer Coming-of-Age Movie
Netflix is bringing a new coming-of-age story to the screen, and Don’t Say Good Luck is already giving fans plenty to talk about. The upcoming Netflix movie arrives August 14, 2026, and puts Sunny Sandler front and center in her biggest role yet, surrounded by a cast that makes this one of the streamer’s more intriguing summer releases. Because apparently Netflix looked at a heartfelt teenage drama about chasing dreams, family struggles, and figuring yourself out and thought,

Je-Ree
Jul 29


72 Hours Review: Kevin Hart's Netflix Comedy Delivers Laughs but Plays It Safe
Kevin Hart is back with a new Netflix comedy, and this time he is joined by Teyana Taylor, who plays his girlfriend, until she dumps him. The movie starts with Kevin Hart's character, Joe, being added to a random group chat that includes some very explicit photos. Joe decides to respond to the group, and instead of just ignoring it, he actually tries to help them. He even sends them $200, which eventually leads to him being invited to Miami. Joe works at an advertising compan

Lance
Jul 25


Interview: Stacey Sargeant Opens Up About Stand Clear the Closing Doors
Some stories find their creators. Others practically demand to be told. For actress, writer, and first-time director Stacey Sargeant, Stand Clear the Closing Doors was born from an unsettling encounter on a New York City subway that stayed with her long after the train ride ended. Rather than letting the experience become another frustrating memory, Sargeant transformed it into a deeply personal short film that made its world premiere at the 2026 Tribeca Festival. During an i

Je-Ree
Jul 20


The Odyssey Review: Christopher Nolan Delivers an Epic Worth the Journey
Christopher Nolan has done it again. The Odyssey is easily one of the best movies I've seen this year. Taking one of the oldest stories ever told isn't an easy task, especially when so many people already know the major moments, but Nolan somehow makes it feel fresh while still staying true to what made the story so iconic in the first place. When I say he put his own twist on it, I'm mainly talking about the casting choices. On paper, some of these actors probably weren't wh

Lance
Jul 15


Little Brother Review: John Cena and Eric André Can't Save This Uneven Netflix Comedy
I made the mistake of going into this movie completely blind. I didn't look up the premise beforehand, and honestly, I probably should have. The film follows Rudd (John Cena), a struggling realtor who's trying to build a name for himself while living in the shadow of his much more successful older brother Josh, played by Christopher Meloni. When Rudd gets a call saying his brother has been involved in an accident, he rushes to the hospital only to discover they're not talking

Lance
Jun 25


Supergirl Review: Milly Alcock Soars in an Emotional DCU Adventure
Supergirl is a story about grief, healing, and trying to do the right thing even when every part of you wants to do the opposite. Milly Alcock stars as Kara Zor-El, the Woman of Tomorrow, and she absolutely nails it. I've enjoyed most of what the DCU has put out so far, and I loved Superman, so I was excited going into this one. While Supergirl isn't a perfect film, it's definitely one I had a good time with. The biggest strength of this movie is the cast. Jason Momoa as Lobo

Lance
Jun 24


Disclosure Day Review: Does Spielberg Still Got It?
Disclosure Day is the latest film from Hollywood icon Steven Spielberg and sees the Oscar-winning director return to the sci-fi genre for the first time since Ready Player One in 2018. This was a film I was highly anticipating, especially after Spielberg's last two films proved that, even in his late 70s, he can still tell compelling stories. So, does Disclosure Day continue that trend? Here are my thoughts. One thing I really liked about the film was its story. While the ope

Robbie
Jun 23


Voicemails for Isabelle Review: Netflix’s Most Emotional Rom-Com of 2026
Voicemails for Isabelle: Netflix’s Newest Classic Rom Com This article contains light spoilers. Grab your tissues, everyone. Netflix’s newest rom-com, Voicemails for Isabelle, just dropped, and it’s definitely a tearjerker. Inspired by You’ve Got Mail, the film follows Jill (Zoey Deutch), an aspiring baker trying to live out the dreams she and her sister once shared. When her sister and best friend, Izzy (Ciara Bravo), passes away after a long battle with cystic fibrosis, Ji

Jacqueline
Jun 20


Scary Movie Review: The Wayans Brothers Bring the Franchise Back to Life
Scary Movie, Scary Movie 6, whatever you want to call it,one thing is for sure: it was great to see the Wayans family take their franchise back. I'm not going to lie, I went into this movie with pretty low expectations. I ended up seeing it later than most people, and because it's a parody film, I wasn't expecting anything groundbreaking. But I've always been a fan of the Wayans brothers, and their fingerprints are all over this movie. The best part of the film for me was see

Lance
Jun 17


Hailee Steinfeld Leads Disney’s Hexed and the First Teaser Is Pure Magical Mayhem
Walt Disney Animation Studios has officially unveiled the first teaser trailer for Hexed, its milestone 65th animated feature film. Scheduled to land exclusively in theaters this holiday season, the fantasy-comedy marks a distinct shift for the studio, trading classic fairy tale tropes for a modern, slightly unhinged look at the supernatural. The initial footage introduces audiences to Billie, an impulsive teenager who has always felt completely out of place in her mundane su

Je-Ree
Jun 16


Toy Story 5 Review: Pixar’s Beloved Franchise Still Has Plenty of Heart
Toy Story 5 releases in theaters this Friday, but I had the opportunity to see it last week, and I'm here to tell you with 100% certainty: this movie is amazing. From start to finish, Toy Story 5 delivers a story packed with heart, humor, and one of the most relevant messages Pixar has tackled in this franchise. The film explores how much childhood has changed over the years and how technology has slowly replaced some of the things kids used to love, including toys. All of yo

Lance
Jun 16


I Love Boosters Review: Boots Riley’s Wildest Film Yet Might Already Be a Cult Classic
Boots Riley’s sophomore film, I Love Boosters, is finally out, and opinions are definitely mixed. As someone who went into the movie without having seen any of Riley’s previous work, I walked away with mixed feelings myself. Spoilers ahead. The trailer had me excited for a comedy centered around the Velvet Gang, a group of female boosters who regularly shoplift from Metro Designers, a fashion chain run by Christie Smith. The Velvet Gang takes things one step further by becomi

Jacqueline
Jun 10


Masters of the Universe Review – A Must-See Fantasy Epic
Masters of the Universe is the long-awaited reboot of the beloved 1980s franchise, and as someone who has never been deeply invested in the world of He-Man, I can confidently say this film completely won me over. Whether you're a lifelong fan of the source material or a newcomer like me, this movie delivers an exciting, emotional, and visually stunning adventure that deserves to be experienced on the biggest screen possible. Leading the cast is Nicholas Galitzine as Prince Ad

Lance
Jun 7


By Hook or By Crook Review: Why This 25-Year-Old Queer Cult Classic Still Hits Hard
I will admit that this is my first viewing of this movie, but I was so excited and honored to be able to watch a newly restored version for the 25th Anniversary of the film. Thank you to the creators and team for allowing me to screen an early release of this for review. By Hook or By Crook is truly a testament and landmark of queer cinema, particularly the trans and gender non-conforming subgenre in film. On the surface level, the film has a pretty simple overarching premis

Buddy
Jun 7


Office Romance Review: Jennifer Lopez Brings the Heat in This Corny, Charming Rom-Com
I went into this Jennifer Lopez romantic comedy expecting something light and maybe a little forgettable but I was genuinely surprised. Co-written by Brett Goldstein, the film is corny in all the right ways, full of charm, humor, and a few eye-opening moments that make it more interesting than expected. Overall, this is a fun, exciting ride of entertainment that surprises and tickles the fancy with its blend of romance and life. It has ridiculous moments, super performances a

Barbara
Jun 7
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