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🍿‘The Paper’: From The Office’s Scranton to Toledo’s Struggling Journalism 📰

📆Premiere: September 4, 2025
🎭Genre: #Comedy · #Mockumentary
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Greg Daniels (The Office, Parks and Recreation) and Michael Koman (Nathan for You) bring back the mockumentary cameras, this time sneaking into the newsroom of the Toledo Truth Teller, a century-old newspaper that’s barely hanging on—sharing office space with… a toilet paper company. Domhnall Gleeson (Ex Machina, About Time) plays Ned Sampson, an idealistic editor determined to revive the paper with an army of volunteer reporters who have zero experience.

The big nod for nostalgic fans comes with the return of Oscar Nuñez as the ever-stoic Oscar Martinez, who in the trailer lets out a resigned “Not again” upon realizing that, once again, a documentary crew has decided to follow him around.

If the series manages to make its humor about more than just the Oscar gag and fully taps into its satire of precarious journalism, it could be much more than a simple echo of Dunder Mifflin 📄.

🍿 ‘HIM’: the mentor who demands your glory… or your soul

📆Release: September 19, 2025
🎭Genre: #Action · #Thriller
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‘HIM’ turns cheers into a macabre whisper 🏈💀. Cameron Cade (Tyriq Withers, from Atlanta and I Know What You Did Last Summer) goes from hopeful prospect to the brink of madness when he agrees to train with Isaiah White (Marlon Wayans). Produced by Jordan Peele (Get Out, Us) and directed by Justin Tipping (Kicks), it’s a sports fable where every dropped pass and bone-crunching hit is penance to become the GOAT (Greatest Of All Time 🐐).

They nailed the marketing: slapping Peele’s famous name in giant letters draws you in, but his role as producer (not director) feels like a manipulation of the audience. 🎭 Plus, a supporting cast featuring Julia Fox (Uncut Gems), Tim Heidecker, Jim Jefferies, and surprise musical cameos from Guapdad 4000 and Tierra Whack… makes for an unpredictable cocktail. I think Marlon Wayans delivers his most twisted performance yet, and that cult-like sports atmosphere has got to be good.

🍿 Denzel & Spike Lee: the long-awaited reunion in ‘Highest 2 Lowest’

📆Release: August 15 in theaters · September 5 on Apple TV+
🎭Genre: #Thriller · #Crime
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19 years after Inside Man, Spike Lee and Denzel Washington team up once again for a loose adaptation of Kurosawa’s High and Low 🔥. This time, instead of selling shoes, Denzel plays a music mogul whose son (played by A$AP Rocky) is kidnapped and held for a $17.5 million ransom.

The tension in the trailer is palpable. New York becomes a chessboard for an emotional showdown between father and son. Jeffrey Wright (American Fiction, The Batman) brings that calm intensity that perfectly balances Washington’s explosive charisma. The cast is rounded out by Ilfenesh Hadera, Dean Winters, and even Ice Spice, who’s sure to turn some heads 🧊🎤.

Visually, some shots pay homage to Kurosawa, but with A24’s signature style and a noticeable dose of product placement (including a pair of gold Beats headphones on Denzel). Let’s not forget: the film is produced by Apple, which owns Beats, and it definitely shows in more than one scene.

It’ll be tough to top the original.

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🍿 ‘Eenie Meanie’: Samara Weaving at the wheel of an adrenaline-fueled thriller

📆Release: August 22, 2025
🎭Genre: #Thriller · #Action
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‘Eenie Meanie’ channels the spirit of ‘Baby Driver’ mixed with the tension of ‘Drive’ as Samara Weaving (‘Ready or Not’) steps into the shoes of Edie, a former teenage getaway driver forced back into danger to save her unpredictable ex. 🚗💥

Written and directed by Shawn Simmons in his feature debut, the film boasts a star-studded cast: Karl Glusman, Jermaine Fowler, Marshawn Lynch, Randall Park, Steve Zahn, Andy García, and Mike O’Malley. Produced by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick (‘Deadpool’), it promises high-speed chases and unexpected twists. 🔄🎬

I believe Weaving’s potential goes beyond streaming platforms—her talent deserves a major theatrical hit. Her knack for balancing humor and tension is phenomenal, and I’m confident ‘Eenie Meanie’ will cement her as a bona fide action star. 🌟🚀

🍿 ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’: They Made Na’vi Villains—and They’re Playing with Fire! 🔥

📆Release: December 19, 2025
🎭Genre: #SciFi · #Adventure
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I’ve never been more on edge waiting for a sequel. Just two weeks after Neteyam’s heartbreaking funeral, Jake Sully (Sam Worthington ’Terminator Salvation’, ’Clash of the Titans’) abandons his peacemaker role and reactivates his soldier instincts—because venting grief feels safer with a rifle in hand. Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña ’Guardians of the Galaxy’, ’Star Trek’) stands firm at his side, even as their clan readies for war. Enter Varang (Oona Chaplin ’Game of Thrones’’), leader of the Ash People, who literally commands fire and snarls, ‘Your goddess has no dominion here.’

Seeing Na’vi versus Na’vi pushes Pandora’s stakes to a new level: this scorched-earth tribe feels like Protoss Dark Templars gone rogue. And when Colonel Quaritch (Stephen Lang ’Aliens’, ’Don’t Breathe’) inks an alliance, the moral lines blur deliciously. James Cameron proves once again that, in a world this gorgeous, your biggest enemy might just be your own people. 🎬

🍿 'Predator: Badlands' – The outcast Yautja seeks redemption… and maybe an alliance? 🤔

Dan Trachtenberg, the director who already revitalized the franchise with Prey, is back with a bold new take that flips everything we thought we knew. For the first time, we follow a Predator as the main character: Dek, a young exiled Yautja, who teams up with Thia, a Weyland-Yutani android (Elle Fanning, channeling serious Death Stranding vibes), to take on the ultimate hunt on the deadliest planet in the universe 🌌🦴.

The creature they're chasing seems like a decoy — all signs point to a Xenomorph as the real prize. And yes, this definitely smells like a reboot of the Alien vs. Predator universe 🧬👽. The wildest part? We hear a Predator speak in its native language for the first time: ‘I am prey to no one!’ — it lands like a war cry for the entire saga.

Visually intense and packed with Aliens nods (that mech suit isn’t fooling anyone), Badlands is shaping up to be a real game-changer.

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🍿 One Battle After Another: DiCaprio, Beyoncé and Kendrick in an unrelenting war

📆Release: September 26, 2025
🎭Genre: Action · Thriller · Satire
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The new trailer pulls out all the stops: Leonardo DiCaprio, Teyana Taylor and Regina Hall lead this explosive film directed by Paul Thomas Anderson (There Will Be Blood, The Master,Licorice Pizza), where a revolutionary past becomes a ticking time bomb. The antagonist is played by an unrecognizable, brutal Sean Penn. Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar blow up the trailer with their hit Freedom, turned here into a modern war anthem. 🔥🎶

Loosely inspired by Thomas Pynchon’s novel Vineland, the story follows a former underground activist who must reunite his old anarchist cell to rescue his kidnapped daughter. Everything shifts from absurd comedy to unbridled political drama as if Repo Man and The Pentagon Papers had a child in California 📽🌴.

The most curious thing: shot entirely in VistaVision, with cinematography that already feels classic. That said, after watching both trailers, I still have no idea what the hell this movie will be.

🍿 ‘One Battle After Another’: DiCaprio leads the revolution in Paul Thomas Anderson’s wildest ride yet 📆 Release: September 26, 2025 🎭 Genre: #DarkComedy · #Thriller · #Action Leonardo DiCaprio (The Revenant, The Wolf of Wall Street) plays a chaotic, bathrobe…

🍿 Good Fortune: Keanu puts on wings but doesn’t take flight

📆Release: October 17, 2025
🎭Genre: Comedy · Drama
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Aziz Ansari makes his directorial debut with this comedy that feels part Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and part An Angel at My Table, in which Keanu Reeves plays a second‑rate angel (literally, he’s only allowed to prevent accidents because he’s staring at his phone while driving). When Gabriel decides to intervene in the lives of a struggling delivery driver (Ansari) and a tech billionaire (Seth Rogen), things spiral out of control: they swap lives, the angel loses his wings, and the three end up sharing an apartment. 😂

It’s a charming comedy with heart, though the tone feels somewhat dated. Keanu, as beloved as he is critiqued, delivers his most robotic turn yet, which can work if you accept it as part of the joke… or not. I’m intrigued by the premise, but unconvinced by the execution. Visually, it’s very polished and has that Sunday‑afternoon movie feel.

Will it turn out to be a hidden gem or a failed attempt at a comedic revival? I’m curious, but keeping my expectations low. 🤞😅

🍿 'Predator: Badlands' – The outcast Yautja seeks redemption… and maybe an alliance? 🤔

Dan Trachtenberg, the director who already revitalized the franchise with Prey, is back with a bold new take that flips everything we thought we knew. For the first time, we follow a Predator as the main character: Dek, a young exiled Yautja, who teams up with Thia, a Weyland-Yutani android (Elle Fanning, channeling serious Death Stranding vibes), to take on the ultimate hunt on the deadliest planet in the universe 🌌🦴.

The creature they're chasing seems like a decoy — all signs point to a Xenomorph as the real prize. And yes, this definitely smells like a reboot of the Alien vs. Predator universe 🧬👽. The wildest part? We hear a Predator speak in its native language for the first time: ‘I am prey to no one!’ — it lands like a war cry for the entire saga.

Visually intense and packed with Aliens nods (that mech suit isn’t fooling anyone), Badlands is shaping up to be a real game-changer.

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