It’s Christmas time and this is the time of year to watch Christmas-themed movies with snow, cold weather and romance. And while there are plenty of flicks to check out on Netflix, sometimes we just need to get out of the house and head to the theaters to watch something new. This holiday season, we’ve
Christmas is nearing and the kids are going to be home from school throughout the holiday season. It’s time to slow down a bit and appreciate one another, and there’s no better way than to laugh a little with a great movie and to snack on some leftovers from the holiday season. On the list
With the release of The Lion King trailer this Thanksgiving week, fans are excited about the many releases they can expect from Walt Disney Studios next year. The Lion King is only one of a few remakes, including Dumbo and Aladdin, which are both set to come out in the spring. While we can also
While Scar wasn’t in the teaser trailer released by Walt Disney Studios this Thanksgiving, fans of the Disney classic are wondering who will voice the evil uncle, who ultimately plays a role in the demise of Mufasa. We can reveal that Chiwetel Ejiofor is the voice behind Scar, and here’s what you need to know about
James Earl Jones, the iconic voice that brought Mufasa to life in the 1994 original Walt Disney Movie, is returning to the role in the new 2019 remake. He is the only original cast member from the big screen animated movie to come back for the live-action reboot. Throughout his long career, screen legend Earl
The first trailer for The Lion King’s 2019 remake was released by Walt Disney Studios as a Thanksgiving treat. It is the latest in a long-line of live-action reboots from the company, who have been remaking their classic movies using new technology. But when is The Lion King coming out, and who plays who in
Ralph Breaks the Internet has been released just in time for Thanksgiving. The newest Disney movie is filled with plenty of lovable and interesting characters. With opening day today, everyone is curious about who the actors behind the voices will be. It has been six years since Wreck-It Ralph was released. Since then, there has
I always dread period pieces, that it’s going to be all highfalutin royalty and frilly dresses and antiquated customs that don’t interest me. The Favourite will still satisfy those die-hard costume drama fans, but it won me over too. Abigail Hill (Emma Stone) comes to work in Queen Anne (Olivia Colman)’s castle as a maid.
Green Book has such a good message that it’s pretty much enough. You may be able to see where the story is going, but if it’s going to reach any racists who need to hear this message, it can’t be too outside the box. In 1962, Tony Lip (Viggo Mortensen) takes a holiday job as
Steve McQueen’s latest film does not tackle hot button issues like slavery, sex addiction or political prisoners. In Widows he uses the skill and art to give grown-up moviegoers a rousing good time. Harry Rawlings (Liam Neeson)’s last heist goes south leaving his widow Veronica (Viola Davis) holding the bag. Veronica gathers the other widows,