At a time when two of Hollywood’s three big labor unions are striking over — among other things — the proliferation of artificial intelligence tools that stand to threaten their livelihoods, the latest trailer for Gareth Edwards’ The Creator just hits... you know, different.
Charles Pulliam-Moore

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Disney Plus’ new anthology series is a wonderful showcase of the African animation industry’s brilliance.
When the X-Men animated series theme song started playing in Disney Plus’ Ms. Marvel series, it was obvious that Something Big™ was going on with the only Inhuman still bopping around the MCU. When Ms. Marvel recently died quite suddenly and unceremoniously in Marvel’s comics, it seemed as if that Something Big™ was finally coming to a head, and now that brings us here.
Noted comics nerd and Ms. Marvel actress Iman Vellani’s penning a new Ms. Marvel comic, and — shocker — she’s becoming a mutant.


Craig of the Creek’s adventure-filled world has always been pretty expansive, but this fall, it’s getting even bigger with the arrival of Jessica’s Big Little World, a new spinoff series from Matt Burnett, Ben Levin, and Tiffany Ford about Craig’s (Philip Solomon) little sister Jessica (Lucia Cunningham) stepping out into the world.
Director Laura Moss’ birth/rebirth — a monstrous, moving, Frankenstein-inspired thriller starring Judy Reyes and Marin Ireland — was one of the most impressive films featured at this year’s Sundance film festival.
If the movie wasn’t already on your radar, this new trailer does a damn good job of showcasing why it needs to be ahead of birth/rebirth’s theatrical debut on August 18th.
After debuting at last year’s Locarno Festival in Switzerland, writer / director Thomas Hardiman’s eclectic murder mystery thriller Medusa Deluxe starring Clare Perkins and Anita-Joy Uwajeh is finally making its way across the pond courtesy of A24.
Check out a new trailer ahead of its US theatrical release on August 11th.


Remember 65, the Sam Raimi-produced sci-fi thriller from writer / directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods about a man and a young girl whose space ship crashes on a dinosaur-infested planet that seems a lot like Earth during the Cretaceous Period? The one starring Adam Driver and Ariana Greenblatt? It’s streaming on Netflix now.


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