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Some movies this summer can’t be as fortunate as Barbie and Oppenheimer, having constant aspects teased and marketed that keeps hype going and growing consistently towards its release. One of these movies is Dreamworks Animation’s Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken, released right at the end of June. The film set a new record for the lowest […]
by J Nagle A year ago today, we briefly reported on the film Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank in our July release of Weekend Box Office. It stuck out like a sore thumb in some theaters’ previews, as it’s rare to see a film under the Nickelodeon Movies banner release in theaters not […]
by J Nagle Whether it’s with It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia or What We Do in the Shadows, FX has proven time and time again to be capable of broadcasting some of the year’s hottest programs in TV. Last year, The Bear proved itself to be a new name worthy of carrying on this lineage […]
by J. Nagle Nimona was, of the Disney-Fox merger, one of the names that Blue Sky Studios fans were sad to see go in 2021 upon the studio’s closure. However, hope was restored in 2022 when Annapurna Pictures and Netflix acquired the film, with a projected 2023 release date. With these roadblocks in mind among […]
by J. Nagle Wes Anderson’s newest film, Asteroid City, once again brings together veteran Wes Anderson fans without alienating the new ones it’s surely made. Light spoilers ahead! When a new Wes Anderson feature releases, there tends to be a sense of curiosity drummed up in the cinephile space, though not in the sense that […]
by J. Nagle It’s THAT good. When Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse released in 2018, it shocked fans and critics alike. Sony, a company historically protective of the film rights to Spider-Man, worked with Phil Lord and Christopher Miller to produce a well-rounded animated film that not only revolutionized the superhero movie genre, but the medium […]