Category 2024

So, picture a family living in a wooden house way out in the forest. They’re not just chilling there; this is their safe spot from some creepy evil thing that can look like any regular person and mess with your head. The big problem? If you touch it, you’re doomed forever...

Okay, so here’s the deal: Gru, who’s kind of a good-hearted baddie, goes to a reunion at his old villain school. There, he runs into Maxime Le Mal, an old enemy still mad about some prank from way back. Things heat up when Maxime vows revenge but then gets snagged by the Anti-Villain League (yeah, that’s a real group)...

Alright, so here’s the scoop on this movie. You got Lily Bloom, a free spirit whose name practically screams flowers. Right after her dad’s funeral—where she couldn’t bring herself to give his eulogy—Lily decides to move from Maine to Boston. There, she dreams of opening up her own flower shop because, well, of course! Along the way, she bumps into this dreamy but brooding neurosurgeon named Ryle Kincaid...

There’s a robot named Roz that just tumbles out of the sky, landing smack on some rocky cliffs. A bunch of animals can’t help but poke at it out of curiosity, and before you know it, they accidentally turn the thing on! Now, Roz is programmed to help folks, so it starts trying to be buddies with these creatures and even learns to speak their language. But most of them are just freaked out by this giant metal “monster...

Wade Wilson’s life hasn’t been the greatest lately. He’s put away his mercenary costume, but things have still gone downhill. His girlfriend left him and is now with someone new. He’s working at a car dealership with a guy named Peter, but business isn’t exactly booming...

Rain and her robot friend Andy are stuck on a bleak mining colony, both dreaming of a better life somewhere sunny. To keep Andy’s true nature a secret, she calls him her “brother.” They’re desperate to escape, but their plans get complicated when the shady Weyland-Yutani corporation starts making things difficult with some underhanded tactics...

On the planet Cybertron, Primus sacrificed himself to give all Transformers, these shape-shifting robot aliens, the power of Energon. This was cool until a big fight broke out with the Quintessons, who wiped out almost all of the Prime warriors – except for Sentinel Prime. He’s now leading what’s left of his people underground to survive. Without the Matrix of Leadership around, Energon doesn’t flow as it used to. So, they rely on robots that can’t transform anymore to mine whatever’s left beneath the surface...

Riley just hit her teenage years, which means she’s dealing with things like braces, restless nights, and getting a bit snappy with her parents. Plus, she’s feeling pretty shaken up now that she knows her besties, Grace and Bree, will be going to different high schools after summer. But before all that happens, Riley’s off to a three-day hockey camp with them...

Arthur Fleck’s in jail for killing five people—though there’s a sixth, but the cops have no clue about that one. He’s waiting on his trial to find out what’s going to happen to him. His lawyer is trying to say he wasn’t all there, kind of like Arthur and the Joker are two separate folks sharing the same body. On the other side, you’ve got Harvey Dent, the assistant district attorney, who’s gunning for him to get the death penalty. Jail’s a tough gig; guards there give Arthur a hard time and ridicule him. One day, though, a guard jokes around and lets him join this choir group where he meets Lee, a young woman who actually sees him for who he is. Arthur’s smitten right away...