Rather than Patrick Swayze, it’s Jake Gyllenhaal starring as a stoic cooler in Amazon’s upcoming Road House remake from director Doug Liman. And in the movie’s newest trailer Gyllenhaal appears to be having the time of his life slapping the hell out of his co-stars right up until Conor McGregor shows up.
The new Road House hits Amazon Prime on March 21st.
Much in the same way Hayao Miyazaki’s The Boy and the Heron was a poetic and fantastical rumination on living with grief, A24’s Tuesday from director Daina O. Pusic seems like the sort of movie that’s going to hit you right in the heart when it debuts sometime in the nearish future.
Director Matthew Charman’s sci-fi action thriller The Mother starring (executive producer) Halle Berry wrapped shooting months ago.
But despite the movie sounding the sort of Netflix release that people would definitely want to check out, the streamer’s made the all-too-familiar decision to simply not release it — reportedly because of its lengthy post-production process.
Obviously, Netflix’s new live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender is going to be one of the streamer’s bigger releases folks are talking about next month. But along with all the elemental bending, with movies like Ready Player One and Everything Everywhere All at Once are also headed to the platform.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the eighth season isn’t scheduled to premiere until 2024 .
But in the meantime, it seems that all of the show’s previous seasons are now on Max to stream, and this new clip from Rick and Morty: The Anime make it seem like it might be worth a watch when it debuts sometime this year.
Is apparently a question Marvel’s What If...? is going to ask when its third season hits Disney Plus at some point in the future.
It’s only been about a year since Jurassic World Dominion ended up collecting a cool $1 billion at the box office, but Universal’s reportedly already working on a movie from writer David Koepp that might be a franchise reboot.
[The Hollywood Reporter]
Disney’s Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire was a gorgeous example what kind of magic the entertainment giant could work by collaborating with African animation studios.
And Disney Plus’ upcoming series Iwájú from Ziki Nelson, Hamid Ibrahi, and Toluwalakin Olowofoyeko looks like it’s going to have the same spirit judging from these newly-released images. The show drops on February 28th.
