Upcoming Films

[tomsmoviemadness 4,569]

Yeah, that's how the last one ended. With the game coming to the real world with all those ostriches running outside the café.

[Jay 44,694]

Wow I don't remember that at all!

 

We'll surely rewatch them before the new one comes out

[Edmilson 11,380]

The older Jumanji at least had a great Horner score.

 

Henry Jackman's score for the Dwayne Johnson/Kevin Hart movies is a forgettable Alan Silvestri-wannabe.

[Naïve Old Fart 12,475]

Anything with Jack Black + anything with Karen Gillan = absolutely not!

[#SnowyVernalSpringsEternal 11,574]

14 minutes ago, Naïve Old Fart said:

anything with Karen Gillan

 

You're certifiable, you know that?

[Jay 44,694]

Mike Flanagan's next movie is a new ‘Exorcist’ film starring Scarlett Johansson

[Bilbo 4,212]

ScarJo seems to be saying yes to any old crap now that the Marvel money has dried up. 

[Jay 44,694]

I wouldn't put it that way.  She's at the point in her career where she can do "one for them, one for me"; IE, Jurassic World Rebirth was hardly for artistic merit but gave her a huge amount of income, and potential new franchise since they want to bring her back for the next one.  But then she gets to direct her own movies now, starting with Eleanor The Great.  And she did Kristin Scott Thomas's movie My Mother's Wedding likely as a favor and not expecting much money or accolades from it - plus she's one of Wes Anderon's latest muses

 

Also, Mike Flanagan is a good director.  I haven't seen Doctor Sleep, but I liked Gerald's Game, and his netflix show are pretty highly regarded from what I can tell

[Tallguy 6,561]

17 minutes ago, Bilbo said:

ScarJo seems to be saying yes to any old crap now that the Marvel money has dried up. 

 

Just think of her as the next Michael Caine.

[Naïve Old Fart 12,475]

2 hours ago, Bilbo said:

ScarJo seems to be saying yes to any old crap now that the Marvel money has dried up. 

Poor thing. She must be down to her last twenty million.

[A24 4,993]

Another Exorcist sequel? Can't she do something small-scale like Lost In Translation? 

[Jay 44,694]

She literally just had My Mother's Wedding, The Phoenician Scheme, and Eleanor The Great all come out this year.

[Jay 44,694]

Rush Hour 4 in the works at Paramount (co-produced with WB), with Brett Rattner set to return

 

This is 18 years after Rush Hour 3, and Rattner's first film since Hercules in 2014 - he was #metoo'd in 2017

[Jurassic Shark 15,868]

"IKEA Family" is a heartwarming yet chaotic comedy-drama about the dysfunctional Larsson clan, who unexpectedly inherit a sprawling IKEA superstore from a long-lost relative. The catch? To claim the inheritance, they must live inside the store for an entire month, surviving on meatballs from the cafeteria, assembling endless furniture pieces, and navigating the maze-like aisles while dealing with eccentric customers and midnight inventory mishaps.

 

As the family—led by the uptight patriarch Erik, his free-spirited wife Ingrid, their rebellious teen daughter Astrid, and quirky son Bjorn—bunks down in display bedrooms and hides in kitchen showrooms, old grudges resurface, secrets are revealed (like Erik's hidden talent for minimalist design), and unlikely alliances form. Amidst the flat-pack frenzy, they discover that building a family is a lot like assembling IKEA furniture: it takes patience, the right tools, and occasionally, a few missing screws.

 

Directed by Scandinavian auteur Joachim Trier, the film stars a mix of Hollywood and Nordic talent, blending slapstick humor with poignant moments about home, heritage, and hex keys. Runtime: 105 minutes. Rated PG-13 for mild assembly-related frustration.

 

 

[Mr. Hooper 7,574]

18 minutes ago, Jurassic Shark said:

If there's a private hell reserved for me for when I die, it'll be assembling IKEA furniture for eternity.

[Jurassic Shark 15,868]

It's fun for the whole family!

[GerateWohl 6,359]

Is this the Swedish equivalent to the Barbie movie?

[Tom Guernsey 3,478]

1 hour ago, Jurassic Shark said:

"IKEA Family" is a heartwarming yet chaotic comedy-drama about the dysfunctional Larsson clan, who unexpectedly inherit a sprawling IKEA superstore from a long-lost relative. The catch? To claim the inheritance, they must live inside the store for an entire month, surviving on meatballs from the cafeteria, assembling endless furniture pieces, and navigating the maze-like aisles while dealing with eccentric customers and midnight inventory mishaps.

 

As the family—led by the uptight patriarch Erik, his free-spirited wife Ingrid, their rebellious teen daughter Astrid, and quirky son Bjorn—bunks down in display bedrooms and hides in kitchen showrooms, old grudges resurface, secrets are revealed (like Erik's hidden talent for minimalist design), and unlikely alliances form. Amidst the flat-pack frenzy, they discover that building a family is a lot like assembling IKEA furniture: it takes patience, the right tools, and occasionally, a few missing screws.

 

Directed by a Scandinavian auteur, the film stars a mix of Hollywood and Nordic talent, blending slapstick humor with poignant moments about home, heritage, and hex keys. Runtime: 105 minutes. Rated PG-13 for mild assembly-related frustration.

 

 

Sounds amazing. Look forward to the British remake set in B&Q. 

[Jay 44,694]

David Lowery has a new film, Mother Mary, starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel, coming out next year

 

 

[Edmilson 11,380]

Will she speak words of wisdom?

[tomsmoviemadness 4,569]

Trailer for Ready Or Not: Here I Come.

Sequel to the 2019 film. Looks fun.

 

 

They need to remove that 2 from the title though. It gets in the way of the phrase Ready Or Not, Here I Come

[Naïve Old Fart 12,475]

18 hours ago, Edmilson said:

Will she speak words of wisdom?

Yes, and those words will be 

Spoiler

Let it be 

 

[Jay 44,694]

Ready Or Not was a fun movie!

It does not need a sequel.

[Jay 44,694]

Trailer for the 4th film in the 28 Days/Months/Years later franchise

 

 

[Jay 44,694]

On 17/11/2025 at 3:39 PM, Jay said:

Christian Bale Circling Role In Michael Mann’s ‘Heat 2’

 

Leonardo DiCaprio confirms his casting

[#SnowyVernalSpringsEternal 11,574]

Now that's very interesting casting.

Not quite Pacino v DeNiro though.

[Giftheck 1,167]

Sony are working on a new Men in Black film, with the script written to entice Will Smith to return.

[Naïve Old Fart 12,475]

After what he did to Chris Rock, you could not pay me enough to watch a new Will Smith film.

[Giftheck 1,167]

Agreed. Besides, Men in Black 3 was a perfect end as far as I am concerned.

[Naïve Old Fart 12,475]

I found MIIIB to be much better than MIIB.

[Edmilson 11,380]

For the 2 or 3 members of this forum who were 5 or younger in 2005:

 

 

[Nick1Ø66 7,602]

Jennifer Lawrence to Return for Hunger Games Prequel

 

I'm oddly fascinated with these books and films. Not sure Lawrence can be much more of a framing device though, given that as I recall the book takes place some 25 years before The Hunger Games.

 

[Naïve Old Fart 12,475]

Er, yeah... sorry @Tallguy, I meant to say "MIIIB is better than MIIB".

[Tallguy 6,561]

4 hours ago, Naïve Old Fart said:

Er, yeah... sorry @Tallguy, I meant to say "MIIIB is better than MIIB".

 

I can believe that. 2 was terrible. So I never saw 3.

 

9 hours ago, Edmilson said:

For the 2 or 3 members of this forum who were 5 or younger in 2005:

 

 

 

I saw Madagascar after I saw Madagascar 3. 3 is genius. 1 is OK. 2 is everything you thought was wrong with Dreamworks animation in the 00's.

 

There's a line in one of the films where Ben Stiller is looking at a replica of New York City and mentioning that Times Square has a "sanitized lack of character". Now I know that he was in the back seat of one of the cars when they were filming The Taking of Pelham 123. So he just means "crime".

[tomsmoviemadness 4,569]

I also think the 3rd one is the best. It's completely over the top and half of it doesn't really makes sense, but I think it's very very funny.

 

DuBois is a great villain and actually brings some stakes. 

[Bilbo 4,212]

9 hours ago, Nick1Ø66 said:

Jennifer Lawrence to Return for Hunger Games Prequel

 

I'm oddly fascinated with these books and films. Not sure Lawrence can be much more of a framing device though, given that as I recall the book takes place some 25 years before The Hunger Games.

 

I saw the first one in the cinema and hated every single second of it. 

[Naïve Old Fart 12,475]

Apparently, LABYRINTH is being rereleased, next year.

[Jay 44,694]

The fifth 28 Days/Weeks/Years later is greenlit and will star Cillian Murphy, Alex Garland is currently writing the script

[Jay 44,694]

Steet Fighter reboot trailer

 

 

[Edmilson 11,380]

WTF? Why does that look better and crazier than I ever thought it would be?

[A24 4,993]

Only today (12/12/'25) in IMAX! 

 

 

[Jay 44,694]

Anaconda reboot final trailer

[Edmilson 11,380]

Synopsis: "Jack Black and Paul Rudd will penetrate deeply at the forest to see a giant snake".

 

Spoiler

 

[Naïve Old Fart 12,475]

Has anyone heard of something called SENTIMENTAL VALUE?

The trailer looks good.

[Jay 44,694]

First poster for Alejandro Iñárritu (Birdman, The Revenant)'s latest film, Digger - opening in October of 2026

 

[FBC Director 10,549]

Saul Bass returns!

[tomsmoviemadness 4,569]

58 minutes ago, Jay said:

First poster for Alejandro Iñárritu (Birdman, The Revenant)'s latest film, Digger - opening in October of 2026

 

 

There's a small teaser too 

 

 

 

[Jay 44,694]

Trailer for the Peaky Blinders movie

 

 

[#SnowyVernalSpringsEternal 11,574]

I should watch that show

[Naïve Old Fart 12,475]

Has anyone heard of THE PLAGUE?

It looks interesting.