This weekend, filmmaker Jordan Peele reunites with “Get Out” star Daniel Kaluuya in the expansive horror epic “Nope” while directors Anthony and Joe Russo reunite with “Captain America” and “Avengers” star Chris Evans in the action-packed summer blockbuster “The Gray Man.”
This weekend’s new entertainment releases include a dramatic mystery produced by actress Reese Witherspoon and an animated adventure loosely inspired by the 1974 Mel Brooks comedy “Blazing Saddles.”
This weekend, the God of Thunder battles an adorable one-inch-tall shell in theaters while three new entertainment properties premiere on streaming platforms.
This Independence Day holiday weekend will see the return of the incoherent yellow creatures known as the Minions to theaters as well as the streaming debut of a Chris Pratt-led action series and a series centered around one of the most memorable characters to have come out of Disney’s modern catalog of animated films.
Two new movies hit theaters this weekend, including a musical biopic about the king of rock and roll, while Netflix debuts two new entertainment properties.
Whether you choose to embark on an adventure light-years from Earth in “Lightyear” or witness a clash of marital traditions in “Father of the Bride,” this weekend’s entertainment offerings have got you more than covered.
Whether you want to brave the box office crowds for “Jurassic World Dominion” or stay home on your sofa for “Ms. Marvel,” this weekend will be best spent indoors — out of the scorching sun and the hard-to-bear heat.
With “Top Gun: Maverick” and “The Bob’s Burgers Movie” both fully embracing the fun that defines the genre of the summer movie blockbuster and Phoenix temperatures rising, this Memorial Day weekend may be best spent in a seat at the cineplex.
Whether you are a kid, a kid at heart or a child of the 80s, “Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers” and “Angelyne” are certain to entertain you from the comfort of your own couch.
A reboot of a Stephen King thriller is hoping to set movie theaters ablaze this weekend while a high school comedy starring Rebel Wilson and a true-crime drama starring Jessica Biel aspire to do so on streaming services.
