Tubi’s newest original film, Sidelined: The QB and Me, throws audiences deep into the heart of football season—but this isn’t your typical sports drama. Combining the adrenaline of Friday night lights with the sweetness of an unexpected romance, this film promises to deliver both touchdowns and tender moments, making it an unmissable addition to Tubi’s growing slate of original movies.
Moana is back — older, wiser, and dreaming bigger!
…So why couldn’t Disney also dream up a bigger sequel?
In my recent review of Nickel Boys, I discussed the American cinematic tradition of men fighting for their humanity against oppressive structures.
Using two GoPro cameras, 22-year-old filmmaker Samuel Habib introduces himself to the world — and the world to his perspective.
I sat in my local diner and looked across at my beatific roommate. A radiant joy beamed from his face. The cause? We were just thirty minutes away the Wicked Part 1 Screening.
We are entertained, even if only slightly!
Love is rare in the year 2024 but so is the coherence in Summer Shelton’s new movie.
Jasmine Batchelor is no stranger to the spotlight, but her latest role in the highly anticipated film I’ll Be There is about to catapult her into a new level of recognition. Known for her ability to effortlessly blend vulnerability with strength, Batchelor brings a depth and authenticity to her character that is already being hailed as one of her finest performances to date.
This weekend at Village East by Angelika the powerful documentary “Front Row” world premiered at DOC NYC before a sold-out crowd.
Red One is a thrilling and heartwarming holiday action-adventure that delivers in all the right ways. Directed by Jake Kasdan, the film brilliantly balances high-octane action with genuine emotional depth, all while having a blast with its playful premise. The story blends festive cheer with a fresh twist on the holiday genre, making it feel both familiar and delightfully new.