The Avengers prepare for one last stand against Thanos, and get some added help from a fresh ringer, in the new trailer for Avengers: Endgame, out April 26th. The clip finds Tony Stark (Robert Downey, Jr.), stranded on a spaceship, reflecting on his Iron Man origins and his failure to …
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In 1934, Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker drove into an ambush in Bienville Parish, Louisiana. They had come there with the intent of laying low while visiting fellow gang member Henry Methvin’s family home. A number of policemen — and two Texas Rangers — opened fire on them as their …
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A review of this week’s Brooklyn Nine-Nine, “The Crime Scene,” coming up just as soon as I look like a freshman at an all-women’s college… “The Crime Scene” isn’t exactly a sequel to last season’s “The Box,” where Jake and Holt spent the entire half-hour interrogating a suspect. But it …
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A young songwriter reintroduces the world to the Beatles in the new trailer for Danny Boyle‘s upcoming film, Yesterday, out June 28th. The film stars Himesh Patel as Jack, an aspiring, but flailing, musician who’s involved in a car accident at the same moment a mysterious blackout grips the world. …
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In his new Netflix series, Larry Charles‘ Dangerous World of Comedy, the Seinfeld writer and Borat director travels the world in search of humor in unlikely places. A trailer for the four-part series, which launches on February 15th, shows examples of comedy in Iraq and Somalia, as well as some …
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A review of this week’s Brooklyn Nine-Nine, “A Tale of Two Bandits,” coming up just as soon as I talk to Bruce Banner about people’s shirts and pants not changing… Of Nine-Nine‘s two annual traditions, the Halloween episodes tend to have a higher variance, because they’re so dependent on how …
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A review of “Hitchcock & Scully,” this week’s Brooklyn Nine-Nine, coming up just as soon as I see the bucket of male body butter… While Brooklyn Nine-Nine is pretty egalitarian about spotlighting different members of its deep ensemble, there’s still a pecking order. On one end of that, Jake is …
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A Star Is Born, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and Black Panther were among the movies and TV shows to notch multiple nominations at the 76th annual Golden Globe Awards, announced this morning. Bradley Cooper’s Star Is Bornearned five nominations, all in the major motion picture categories. The film is up …
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Hip-hop’s most notorious mogul, Suge Knight, offers an unparalleled look at his tumultuous life and career in the gripping new trailer for the documentary, American Dream/American Knightmare. The film premieres December 21st on Showtime at 8:30 p.m. ET/PT. Training Day filmmaker Antoine Fuqua directed the doc, which is centered around …
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