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Reservation Dogs Season 3 Trailer Promises More of What Everyone Loves About Reservation Dogs

July 6, 2023
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Finally, in less than a month, Sterlin Harjo and Taika Waititi are returning with the third season of Reservation Dogs starting Wed. Aug. 2nd. This latest round of their critically acclaimed and award winning FX series follows the eponymous Reservation Dogs finding themselves yet again, though, back at where their started (not to tip the hat to those who haven’t binged their way through the first two seasons already).

From the looks of this first official trailer for this latest season, more of the magically real, offbeat indigenous humor and captivating pathos are on display, so much so that it might actually make up for the bad taste that Taika’s latest Thor movie has left in our mouths.

See for yourself with a first full length at season 3 here and try and see if there’s something to FX focusing on the name “Bear”. Again, look for this latest season of Reservation Dogs to get going on Aug. 2nd.

Take a Gander Into the New, New Futurama

June 27, 2023
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Though it’s not without precedent, TV series hardly ever get revived twice, let alone once. That said, the enduring timeliness of Futurama being a hyper-clever, adult-animated commentary on the present day has brought the beloved cartoon back from the dead one more time. After all, one of the most foundational memes of the entire Internet, Fry demanding “SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY”, does come from Futurama.

Originally starting out at Fox in 1998-2003, then being having a 5 year second life at Comedy Central from 2008-2013, this latest era of Futurama will now be at Hulu, as subliminally flashed in the titles briefly saying “Hulurama” in the first trailer. While, this is yet another dive back into established, beloved IP rather than networks and streaming services putting their money on something completely original, we’re sure Futurama is going to have a pretty great meta joke about it (several of them, probably).

All that said, take your very first look at Futurama 3.0, coming to Hulu on Jul. 24th, here

Looks Like Randall Park Has a Pretty Damn Good Directorial Debut with “Shortcomings”

June 16, 2023
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If you were in around Channel 101 in the early 2010s, chances are you got to enjoy one Randall Park in any number of absurdist parodies of procedurals or some other genre defying short form series that got voted on week after week.

Park has since hit the big time with fronting Fresh Off the Boat for six seasons and even showing up in the MCU. Now, Park is taking next step up with his very first feature as a director with Shortcomings, an adaption of the graphic novel of the same name by Adrian Tomine. It has all the makings of a delightful, incredibly nuanced rom com, perhaps in the vein of the brilliant Elaine May, by following the romantic quests of three friends, two of whom are supposedly an item, that ponder the blurry edges of Asian American identity.

Park has a cracking cast to play with that includes Justin H. Min, Sherry Cola (who is going to have a banner 2023 with this and Joy Ride), and Ally Maki. See for yourself how Randall Park might just be on to a career in the director’s chair with Shortcomings with the official trailer here.

Stop What You’re Doing and Get Your First Look at What We Do in the Shadows Season 5

June 15, 2023
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In the decades to come, one can only hope that the comedy historians will look back at What We Do In the Shadows as one of the true stand out comedies of our time as it’s as funny as it is such an outlier from the wide field of dramedy series that makes up a very good percentage of prestige TV.

We’d argue that quarantine during the pandemic would have possibly been more unbearable had a new season not dropped just right around then in 2020.

What We Do in the Shadows’ fifth season is just around the corner and Guillermo, Nadia, Laszlo, Nandor, and Colin Robinson (in adult form) will be back in our lives and make the insanity of 2023 tolerable. The trailer for this upcoming season promises more top shelf hijinks from America’s favorite vampires and, hopefully, that will translate to plenty of well-deserved awards wins come next awards season.

Get a delicious taste of what awaits us with What We Do in the Shadows season 5 (including a big twist for Guillermo) here, then try waiting patiently for its premiere on FX on Jul. 13th (next day on Hulu).

First Full Trailer for Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach’s “Barbie” Hints at What Could Be Next LEGO Movie

May 25, 2023
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Leading up to 2014’s LEGO Movie, there were heavy doubts from nearly everyone as to whether an entire feature length film could be adapted from a toy franchise, especially one that was largely absent of any sort of central cannon or narrative of any kind. The golden touch of Phil Lord and Chris Miller proved almost every doubter wrong and spawned an entire cinematic universe.

Film auteur power couple Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach could very well have the sort of shrewd and clever sensibility to balance adapting a historically broad IP, tell an engaging story with complex characters, be self-aware of the IP’s own inherent issues in society, and razzle dazzle with some panache and cinematic flair. The first full length trailer for the laboriously developed Barbie (remember when Amy Schumer was involved?) shows that might be exactly what’s coming. Come this Summer, Gerwig and Baumbach could be pulling off a Barbie movie that might be far more entertaining that the idea of a live action Barbie movie should be. Also, taking cues from Pixar’s playbook, it’s something that’s clearly written for adults, but has enough pastel and neon colors and high flying song and dance numbers to satisfy the “family friendly” crowd.

Of course, the dissection of the discourse around gender roles and the sexualization of Barbie is probably going to raise the ire of the former Tucker Carlson viewers, but was any sort of studio Barbie movie in 2023 (and not 1960) going to be for them?

Truly, Barbie could be a dark horse, surprise entry into cinemas this year and what a much needed surprise that would be. By the way, does it strike anyone as “kismet” that Will Ferrell essentially is playing the same role in the LEGO Movie as he does here in Barbie?

See all of that for yourself in the Barbie Main Trailer here, then look for it in theaters near you on July 21st.

I Think You Should Leave Season 3 Promises More Delightful Chaos from Tim Robinson (Trailer)

May 24, 2023
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We don’t want to speak for everyone, but, as far as most of the folks we know, Tim Robinson screaming and writhing wildly is kind of a panacea for the ever burgeoning chaos of our times. The first two seasons of I Think You Should Leave have left an indelible mark in culture as well as comedy history (especially if you look at the timeline of sketch comedy leading up to now).

With that said, there is only so many times we can watch Coffin Flops or Dan Flashes on repeat before we need a new season of I Think You Should Leave. Lucky for all of humanity that season 3 is right around the corner, a week away in fact with a premiere date of Tues. May 30th. Netflix announced the date and released the first official trailer for this latest season and it has plenty of Tim and company losing it (especially while in a car) to the nth degree.

Please enjoy it here and know that you’ll only have to wait a week to watch the latest season.

Trailer for John Early’s First HBO Special “Now More Than Ever” Promises a Blend of Mockumentary and Stand-Up Special

May 15, 2023
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In just over a month, John Early‘s very first HBO hour special, Now More Than Ever, will debut. As we’ve said before, this is long overdue for Early who has given us years and years of outstanding stand-up, characters, and TV appearances, etc. etc.

True to form, Early is transcending the form of a traditional stand-up special, not unlike his longtime comedy partner, Kate Berlant, by blending his real life stand-up with a rock mockumentary special for the fictional(?) band The Lemon Squares for Now More Than Ever, all in front of a live audience. So, expects bits and bits within bits and bits about the bits within bits and general John Early comedic revelry for what looks to be one of the more fun specials of 2023.

Also, this appears to be a return to form for HBO doing atypical specials as they were doing right up until the pandemic started.

Get a look at it for yourself with this first official full trailer here, then look for it on HBO on Sat. Jun. 17th.

Get Your First Look at Season 3 of The Righteous Gemstones

May 10, 2023
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The Gemstones, your favorite corrupt televangelist family is back, from just over a month now. After the series premiered right before the pandemic, then taking almost three years off, we have a new season right around the corner on Sun. Jun. 18th.

As with anything where McBride is at the helm, you got to know that the stakes are going to be raised and raised really quick. From the looks of the first official trailer for season 3 of The Righteous Gemstones, Jesse Gemstone is about to get himself in a whole heap of trouble by racing a stock car (probably with almost no experience whatsoever) just to settle a dispute and there is a Steve Zahn-led-assault-rifle-toting Christian militia afoot.

Also, it’s intriguing to note that season 3 will be premiering on Max (formerly known as HBO Max), which we’re “sure” won’t lead to any more brand confusion between what counts as HBO or not.

Take a gander at what the Gemstones are getting into this time right here.

Finally, It’s Time for the Return of the Chaos at The Eric Andre Show (Season 6 Trailer)

May 3, 2023
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Almost three years is probably a good enough time (especially considering that most of those are pandemic years) for a reset for the chaos driven satire of a late night talk show that is The Eric Andre Show. Season 5 premiered in Fall of 2020 and real life, for awhile, outdid the insanity of Andre and co. and his demolishing of desks (amongst several other things) and next month is when season 6 of The Eric Andre Show is set to premiere.

For such an extreme prankster, there does need to be a good amount of time before Eric can strike again, especially when it comes to having celebrities guests. Andre himself admits, “Expect more deranged pranks, fire, and chaos in Season 666 with jam-packed schedule of celebrities I can’t believe agreed to do this.” Such folks, for this round, include Natasha Lyonne, Lil Nas X, Jon Hamm, Meagan Good, Tinashe, Felipe Esparza, and Rico Nasty.

Get a taste of the unbridled mayhem once more with this very first official season 6 trailer season here. Then, prepare yourself for the return of Eric Andre to Adult Swim on Sun. Jun. 4th at midnight.

 

Taika Waititi’s Next Great Movie Might Be “Next Goal Wins”

April 27, 2023
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Understandably, there’s a lot of pressure that comes with making something as daring and imaginative as JoJo Rabbit and pulling off an original, critically acclaimed box office hit like Thor: Ragnarok. Everyone in Hollywood/the world wants the Waititi touch as a director, writer, and actor. According to IMDB, Taika is in production on the long awaited Akira adaptation and a TV series Interior Chinatown. That’s in addition to being in pre-production on Tower of Terror, The Incal, Time Bandits, and developing a TBD Star Wars flick to boot.

That said, what we’re looking forward to isn’t his next tentpole, big franchise movie (cough cough Thor: Love and Thunder left so very much to be desired), but something more along the lines of what put Taika on the map in the first place (i.e. comedies close to home, both in heart and in physical location). Hunt for the Wilderpeople and the original What We Do In The Shadows movie.

Lucky for us all, that’s exactly what’s queued up next with Next Goal Wins. Taika follows the real life story of what has been heralded as one of the worst losing streaks of all time by the American Samoa soccer/football team. Michael Fassbender plays a coach who gets relegated from coaching for the U.S. to the lowly ranks of coaching for an American territory that hasn’t even scored a goal an international match, much less won. It has all the makings of signature charming, underdog, heartwarming, yet sassy comedy that Waititi is known for.

See for yourself in this first trailer for Next Goal Wins here, then look for it in theaters near you beginning Nov. 17th.

“Fired on Mars” Imagines an Interplanetary Office Space-Ish Comedy

April 17, 2023
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The prospect of terraforming and then, consequently, living on Mars gets envisioned so often these days that it’s hard to not also imagine some inevitable pitfalls that would be caused by various governments or multi-national corporations that are more powerful than most sovereign nations. Imagining that ought to lead one to imagine how having a 9-5 job on Mars, then losing said job would be a great source for a dark office comedy very much like those very same comedies set on Earth.

Nate Sherman and Nate Vokey made a buzzworthy short called Fired on Mars and it was so intriguing and resonant that Warner Discovery ordered it to series at Max (formerly HBO Max). Luke Wilson voices Jeff who is subject to the show’s title at the perfectly named Mars based company Mars.ly. What follows is probably the thing you needed after Silicon Valley ended/an outer space version of Office Space that you didn’t even know you wanted.

Take a look for yourself at Fired on Mars’ official trailer here and then look for the series on Max this Thurs. Apr. 20th.

 

Get Your First Look at BDSM Romantic Dramedy/Thriller “Sanctuary”

April 14, 2023
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Zachary Wigon and Micah Bloomberg’s Sanctuary made a lot of noise during festival season, especially since it has been over 20 years since something like Maggie Gyllenhaal gem Secretary has been made. Also, the idea that there’s a bit of rom-com energy in a dark thriller, albeit a very twisted version of it, is something we haven’t really seen in long time either (maybe Mr. & Mrs. Smith?).

In any case, this two-hander with Margaret Qualley and Christopher Abbott looks so enthralling and full of scenes between Qualley as a dominatrix and Abbott as her submissive that you’ll likely laugh out of both shock and an acknowledgment of the absurdity that is life in the clear and present moment. Maybe it’ll play more like a much more f’d up version of Good Luck to You, Leo Grande?

Whatever is lying underneath the trailer here has us hooked and we can’t wait to sit obediently in our movie theater seat on May 25th when Sanctuary starts rolling out in theaters.

Take a look at all of this devious fun, if you dare, with Sanctuary’s first official trailer here.

This White House Plumbers Trailer Promises a Dramedy Miniseries of One of America’s Biggest Blunders

March 31, 2023
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The historic American debacle that has forever been known as “Watergate” (so infamous that it would be the go-to reference to name so many public scandals that followed it) has been and will very likely continue to be reenacted in TV and movies due to how truly incredulous and botched the whole affair was.

Thus, HBO, Veep’s David Mandel, Woody Harrelson, and Justin Theroux have assembled to do a mini-series, White House Plumbers, following E. Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy, the bad actors that were caught at the Watergate Hotel tampering on behalf of Nixon’s re-election campaign. It’s fitting that Mandel is at the helm here as there is plenty of Veep-style humor baked into Watergate as one can see in the trailer that dropped this week. White House Plumbers will very likely enter awards consideration as a dramatic mini-series, but probably much in the sam spirit that Succession is a drama.

Take a gander at the utter ridiculousness that spiraled into Watergate with this trailer for White House Plumbers here. Then, look for its premiere on HBO starting Mon. May 1st.

Get Your First Look at Single Drunk Female Season 2

March 30, 2023
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Season 1 of Single Drunk Female brought a frank, touching, yet funny warts-and-all look at getting sober that was a shining star for Freeform. Sofia Black-D’Elia proved to be a pretty perfect lead for someone who earnestly wants to do better, but struggles with their own booze-soaked demons and joined by a splendid turn by Ally Sheedy as her mother who is, well, doing her best for both her daughter and herself.

The trailer for Season 2 of Single Drunk Female just dropped this week and is throwing everything that Black D’Elia’s Sam can handle in her still early stages of sobriety (and plenty more after that). Looks like the series will, qualitatively, be picking up right where they left off from their acclaimed first season.

See for yourself here, then look for episodes of Single Drunk Female season 2 on Apr. 12th on Freeform and then on Hulu the next day.

Revel in The Quirky, Faded Postcard World in Trailer for Wes Anderson’s Latest “Asteroid City”

March 29, 2023
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The coming a Wes Anderson movie is, at this point in the comedy auteur’s career, kind of an event. There’s nothing really like Anderson’s filmography anywhere else in cinema. Wes’ signature quiet, yet exuberant sense of humor lovingly displayed with soothing color palates and masterful symmetry offers a bright highlight to any moment in time that his movies come out.

Cue the release of the trailer for his latest film, Asteroid City.

Per usual, there are the spoils that come with any Wes Anderson film including a massive, glitzy ensemble cast, a cheeky modern reimagining of lands and times in the somewhat recent past, and beautifully wry dialogue. Asteroid City brings together the likes of Jason Schwartzman, Scarlett Johansson, Tom Hanks, Jeffrey Wright, Tilda Swinton, Bryan Cranston, Edward Norton, Adrien Brody, Liev Schreiber, Hope Davis, Stephen Park, Maya Hawke, Steve Carell, Matt Dillon, Hong Chau, Willem Dafoe, Margot Robbie, Jake Ryan, Tony Revolori, and Jeff Goldblum and has the alluring feel of a vintage Route 66 postcard, tinged with irony that’s perfect for 2023.

From the looks of trailer, it looks to be exact film that the world would want from Wes after the pandemic. Get your first look/taste of Asteroid City here, then pine for a visit until its release on Jun. 16th.

 

Watch Trailer for “The Year Between”, a Different Sort of Coming-of-Age Dramedy

March 3, 2023
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While there is a good amount of discussion about and truthful, enlightening depictions of mental health these days, especially in comedy, it still feels like it’s not enough, especially how mired in chaos the world is these days.

Thankfully, the conversation about one’s mental health is getting more and more normalized and certainly having great comedic explorations of it, on stage and screen, is a big part of that. The upcoming feature The Year Between definitely seems as though it’ll be one such a film that follows a college dropout being diagnosed with a new mental illness during, we’d assume, the titular “year between”.

The trailer promises a refreshingly alternative, but unflinchingly honest, and very funny coming-of-age story (much different from the kind that track fish-out-of-water dealing with graduating their senior year). More impressively, writer/director Alex Heller takes on the starring role in her first theatrical feature, which already seems to have the makings of an indie hit (and a great spark to expanding the dialogue about mental health).

See for yourself in the trailer for The Year Between here, then look for it in limited release at a theater near you right now.

There’s a New Comedy Thriller Coming This Way with “Am I Being Unreasonable?”

February 23, 2023
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Search Party, Only Murders in the Building, Back to Life, Poker Face are all part of a burgeoning trend that gloriously blends the comedy and thriller genres.

Case in point, the new BBC series from Daisy May Cooper and Selin Hizli, Am I Being Unreasonable? that’s coming to Hulu this Spring. UK comedy stars Cooper and Hizli slowly unravel a dark secret of a deeply troubled mother and wife through a new friendship that starts to bring her out of her seemingly bottomless emotional hole. From the looks of this first U.S.-Hulu bound trailer, Cooper’s self-destructive antics seem to be worth making this part of your viewing algorithm on Hulu.

Hopefully, Hulu will just put all the episodes up at once for this one and not make us wait week-to-week (especially since a second season is already in the works). We’ll find out when Hulu debuts Am I Being Unreasonable? on Tues. Apr. 11th.

Get a First Look at Josh Johnson’s Peacock Special “Up Here Killing Myself” Cutting Between Therapy and Live Stand-Up

February 7, 2023
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It’s a wonderful thing that mental health has been more focused on than ever in the realm of comedy. Not only are more and more people in and around comedy seeking out and getting the help they need with their anxieties and insecurities, but they’re more candid about it on stage than was ever previously the norm.

To highlight this shift even further (as well as furthering the emphasis on mental health), Josh Johnson‘s hour special Up Here Killing Myself, coming to Peacock. as it will intercut between Josh doing stand-up in front a live crowd and then to a reenactment of a therapy session, gorgeously shot in black and white. The link between his material and what eats away at his psyche is so strong that it seems Josh is finishing his own sentences in therapy on stage, in joke form (hence the title).

Take a gander for yourself with the trailer for Up Here Killing Myself here, then look for it on Peacock starting Fri. Feb. 17th.

Here’s a Trailer for Marcella Arguello’s HBO Debut Special “Bitch, Grow Up!”

February 3, 2023
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Marcella Arguello wasted no time in staking her claim in the LA comedy scene when she moved down from the Bay Area some years ago. Her quick and cunning jokes and striking presence quickly made her favorite of crowds and comics all around the Greater LA Area.

So, it has been about time for Marcella to get an HBO special for awhile and, thankfully, that time is very, very close. Fri. Feb. 10th, Marcella will make her HBO debut with her hour special Bitch, Grow Up! Go ahead and set a reminder for that Friday when it drops on HBO Max and then see for yourself why Marcella has made every to-watch comedy list for years in the Bitch, Grow Up! trailer.

Party Down’s Season 3 Trailer Is Here

January 26, 2023
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One of the most beloved cult comedies of all time, Party Down, is, after all these years, actually coming back. On Feb. 24th, Adam Scott will have to deal with folks annoyingly saying “ARE WE HAVING FUN YET?” while managing the misguided anxiety of Ken Marino and Party Down Catering. Also, the likes of Jennifer Garner, Tyrel Jackson Williams, Zoë Chao, and James Marsden will be in the mix for this long awaited season (in addition to a great cavalcade of cameos).

Hopefully, the existence of this trailer means that is indeed true and it won’t get un-renewed or something like other shows these days.

Season 3 of Party Down premieres on Starz on Fri. Feb. 24th.

Oh, you can catch up/rewatch the other two seasons of Party Down on Hulu right now.

Looks Like Marc Maron Is Going to Show Exactly How to Do Dark Comedy These Days in Upcoming “From Bleak to Dark”

January 25, 2023
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No matter which phase of Marc Maron’s career one may look at, there is an unmistakable tangle of dark comedy threads throughout his work. Of course, it comes from his candor, which was much more political in his earlier years, then got intensely personal over the last decade and half or so. In either case, Maron has a preternatural feel for how to find the comedy gold in the darkness of the human experience as opposed to what a lot of “dark comics” do by simply trying to channel unfiltered shock in their material.

With how times have been going and are currently going as you read this, Maron might be one of the most crucial voices in comedy and this latest special From Bleak to Dark might be further proof of that fact. Set to come out HBO on Sat. Feb. 11th, we’ve heard excited whispers of this new hour that Maron has been largely working out a clubs, namely The Comedy Store, Largo, and Dynasty Typewriter here in LA.

The trailer for From Bleak to Dark, just released today, seems to very much validate said whispers and we can’t wait to watch it to get in the perfect mood for Valentine’s Day.

We’ll all be able to see for ourselves when From Bleak to Dark premieres on HBO on Sat. Feb. 11th.

Miracle Workers Goes Mad Max for Season 4

December 6, 2022
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When Simon Rich’s Man Seeking Woman ended at FXx, we wondered if his particularly grounded brand of whimsy and imagination would ever get to run and play once more. TBS has thankfully given Rich several giant sandboxes to play with via multiple seasons of Miracle Workers and Simon has definitely explored all the edges of every one of them. Jumping from working for God to Medieval times to the Wild West, Miracle Workers has almost been as delightfully formula defiant as Atlanta.

Cue in their latest season wherein it seems to be a sitcom version of a Mad Max-esque post-apocalyptic hellscape where two people in love (Daniel Radcliffe and Geraldine Viswanathan) are just trying get by (and not die in any number of hellscape-ish ways).

Get your first look at what’s in store for season 4 of Miracle Workers, complete with a resonant title “Miracle Workers: End Times” here, then look for new episodes on Mon. Jan. 16th on TBS.

Please Enjoy Trailer for Jesse Eisenberg’s Writer/Director Debut When You Finish Saving the World

November 29, 2022
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Jesse Eisenberg has already put himself back on the map with the genre-bending romantic dramedy mystery Fleishman Is In Trouble. The acclaim of that series is leading him into 2023 when his very first feature film, When You Finish Save The World, which, altogether, might make next year a banner year for Eisenberg.

When You Finish Save The World is enticing before you even press play on the trailer with a cast of Finn Wolfhard and Julianne Moore as a mother and son at odds with each other as he is trying to find himself and, of course, A24 putting their stamp of approval on it. From first glance, it has sharp and very nuanced writing that almost suggests a spiritual sequel to Bo Burnham’s very own celebrated coming-of-age dramedy, Eighth Grade. That’s enough to sell us on going to see it when it hits theaters in limited release as soon as we can.

Go see for yourself with the first trailer for When You Finish Saving The World here, then look for it in theaters near you starting Jan. 20th, 2023.

 

Get Your First Glimpse of “Matt Rogers: Have You Heard of Christmas”, The Showtime Special

November 14, 2022
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Even though Turkey Day is just over a week away, plenty of folks, especially if you’re any sort of drug store, is already looking towards Christmas (mostly because Thanksgiving decorations aren’t really a popular thing/who buys cornucopias these days?).

With that in mind, one of the best Christmas comedy specials that will be coming, in a very crowded field of new holiday themed specials and movies, is, without a doubt, Matt Rogers: Have You Heard of Christmas? Rogers’ long-standing annual tradition of a snappy, subversive Christmas musical revue got wisely made into a special (with a bit of a narrative arc) by Showtime and you’re only going to have to wait until Dec. 2nd to be able to stream it on Showtime.

If you have been unfortunate to be able to get a ticket to Have You Heard of Christmas over the years because Matt sells those shows out whenever he does it, you can finally catch your first glimpse with the trailer for Matt Rogers: Have You Heard of Chistmas? Get into the holiday spirit the right way by watching it here.

Please Enjoy the Trailer for “Leonor Will Never Die” a Meta Action Movie That Might Be More Meta Than Deadpool

November 11, 2022
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When it comes to Asian cinema, Americans are usually offered up works from South Korea, Japan, and China. You hopefully know that there are far more sovereign nations that have their very own cinema that is worth exploring.

Case in point: the upcoming release Leonor Will Never Die, written and directed by Martika Ramirez Escobar, from the Philippines. It’s a movie that follows the coma induced visions of a former working action movie screenwriter, which is already an intriguing story no matter where it came from. In fact, as claimed in the headline, that might very well be more meta and self-reflexive than everyone’s favorite meta-action-franchise, Deadpool.

In any case, the setting being Philippines and the movie being in Tagalog adds even more fascinating layers for what might be an indie film jewel from Ramirez Escobar. See for yourself in the trailer here, then look for Leonor Will Never Die in select theaters starting on Fri. Nov. 25th (Black Friday).

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