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]]>“King Richard”
Venus and Serena Williams are two of the biggest tennis stars of their generation, and this biopic sees their coach and father Richard helping them get there.
“Battle of the Se-es”
Another film based on a true story, Battle of the Se-es stars Emma Stone and Steve Carell as Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, who played one of the most controversial exhibition matches in tennis history.
“Wimbledon”
Many have joked that “Spider-Man to tennis pipeline” is very real after three Spider-Man leading ladies went on to lead tennis-themed movies. This one stars Kirsten Dunst as an up-and-coming tennis star trying to make a name for herself at Wimbledon.
“Borg vs McEnroe”
If the rivalry between Patrick and Art happens to be your favorite part of Challengers, make sure to check out this film that chronicles the fued between two leading tennis players of their generation – Björn Borg and John McEnroe.
“7 Days in Hell”
Films about tennis revelries don’t always have to be tense and grueling. This mockumentary starring Andy Samberg Kit Harington puts a funny twist on the longest tennis match in history, played between John Isner Nicolas Mahut at the 2010 Wimbledon.
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]]>Challengers (April 26)
If tennis happens to be your favorite sport, make sure to check out Zendaya in Challengers. She plays a former player-turned-coach trying to prepare her husband for the most grueling match of his career.
The Fall Guy (May 3)
Action comedies have always been Ryan Gosling’s forte, and this one sees him playing a washed-up stuntman trying to save his ex-girlfriend’s first movie from doom.
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (May 10)
Planet of the Apes movies have always been a miracle to witness on the big screen, and the next installment takes us to a dystopian future where apes rule the world.
IF (May 17)
If you’re in the mood for a fresh and original fantasy movie that your whole family can enjoy, John Krasinski’s IF imagines the world where our childhood imaginary friends are still around.
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (MAY 24)
Mad Max: Fury Road gave us one of the most formidable cinematic heroines in recent memory in Furiosa, and we’re finally getting her origin story this spring.
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]]>Amadeus (1984)
Amadeus is based on the life of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Told from the perspective of his secret rival, Antonio Salieri, the film portrays Mozart’s genius and his tumultuous life with a dramatic flair. The movie dives deep into Mozart’s exceptional talent and the envy it inspired in his contemporaries.
Walk The Line (2005)
This biographical drama focuses on the legendary country music star Johnny Cash, exploring his early life, his rise to fame, and his volatile relationship with June Carter. Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon deliver captivating performances, bringing to life the emotional and turbulent world of Cash.
La La Land (2016)
While not a biography, La La Land is a modern-day musical that captures the hearts of music lovers with its celebration of jazz. The story follows a musician and an aspiring actress. The two meet and fall in love in Los Angeles while chasing their dreams. The film’s dazzling choreography and memorable soundtrack make it a must-see.
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]]>The Marvels (November 10)
The sequel to Captain Marvel was years in the making, and Brie Larson will finally return in this highly-anticipated superhero flick alongside Teyonah Parris as Monica Rambeau and Iman Vellani as Ms. Marvel.
The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes (November 17)
Speaking of beloved franchises with a brand-new movie on the way, this spin-off will welcome us back to The Hunger Games universe. It takes place years before the original movies and chronicles the rise of Coriolanus Snow before he became the president of Panem.
Saltburn (November 17)
Saltburn borrows its name from the sprawling estate at its center, where a struggling Oxford student spends a summer he’ll never forget after getting an invite from his rich classmate.
Napoleon (November 22)
Joaquin Phoenix takes the lead role in Ridley Scott’s upcoming historical epic about the rise and fall of Napoleon Bonaparte, the most iconic ruler in French history.
Wish (November 22)
Disney is soon celebrating its 100th anniversary, and they’re marking the occasion with the release of Wish. This film embraces some of the studio’s most popular tropes through the story of the teenage girl Asha, who tries to save the Kingdom of Rosas by making a desperate plea to the stars
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]]>No Hard Feelings (June 23)
Jennifer Lawrence will make her big comeback in this comedy about a woman with no sense of real direction, who agrees to help a shy, introverted teen come out of his shell before going to college.
Asteroid City (June 23)
If you can’t get enough of Wes Anderson’s quirky filmmaking style, make sure to check out this dramedy about a Junior Stargazer convention that takes a wild turn.
Joy Ride (July 7)
Speaking of wild turns, Joy Ride is the best road trip movie you’ll get to see this summer, and it centers on four friends traveling through Asia in search of one of their birth mothers.
Barbie (July 21)
Greta Gerwig’s Barbie needs no special introduction since it’s one of the most-anticipated movies of the year. Expectations are running high as we prepare to see Margot Robbie’s channel everyone’s favorite doll.
Bottoms (August 25)
If you’re a huge fan of cult classics Superbad and Booksmart, make sure to watch Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri in this teen comedy about two seniors setting up an unusual fight club in their high school.
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]]>Asteroid City
Wes Anderson’s latest film takes place during a Junior Stargazer convention during the ’50s, and its star-studded cast includes the likes of Scarlett Johansson, Tom Hanks, Tilda Swinton, and Edward Norton.
May December
Todd Haynes’ next film stars Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore, and it centers on a couple with a large age gap, whose marriage comes buckling down under the pressure of their scandalous past after an actress visits them to do research for a film about their life.
Killers of the Flower Moon
Martin Scorsese’s new film centers on the mysterious murders of the Osage tribe, which sparked a major FBI investigation during the 1920s, and it’s led by Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro.
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
The latest film in the Indiana Jones franchise will have its world premiere out of competition in Cannes, and it will mark Harrison Ford’s last time in the role of our favorite archeologist.
Elemental
Pixar’s new film Elemental will close the festival this year, and it takes place in a city where fire, water, land, and air residents try to live together in perfect harmony.
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]]>Barbie Selfie Generator
24 character posters of Barbie’s star-studded cast were unveiled last week and immediately went viral. Barbie Selfie Generator is to blame for its instant popularity, and you can use it to create a Barbie poster of yourself or your favorite fictional characters and celebrities.
“She’s Everything. He’s Just Ken.”
The obsession with Barbie posters will most likely die down eventually, but another meme is most likely here to stay. Inspired by the film’s catchy logline, “She’s everything. He’s just Ken,” this meme is all about pointing out fictional and celebrity women dating men who don’t match their excellence.
“Tickets To Barbie, Please”
Barbie movie has such a universal appeal that it’s impossible to imagine there’s anyone who wouldn’t want to see it. This meme is all about showing the most unlikely people lining up to buy tickets for Barbie, from the heroes of The Lord of the Rings to the cast of Kingsman: The Golden Circle.
three tickets for barbie please pic.twitter.com/te5vS0CzQT
— anna(@myelessar) April 5, 2023
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]]>Surprise: Andrea Riseborough, “To Leslie”
Andrea Riseborough had one of the most unusual Oscar campaigns in recent memory, but having A-list stars promote her movie To Leslie on social media apparently did the trick.
Snub: Female Directors
After receiving constant backlash for failing to honor female directors, the Academy is under fire again this year, since only Women Talking made it to the best picture category.
Surprise: Brian Tyree Henry, “Causeway”
The Academy voters made a few interesting choices when picking nominees for the best supporting actor, and it was a surprise to see Brian Tyree Henry get a nod for Causeway.
Snub: “Babylon”
Babylon, Damien Chazelle’s star-studded ode to Hollywood, went from being one of the Academy Awards front-runners to only receiving three nominations in technical categories.
Surprise: Paul Mescal, “Aftersun”
The best actor field is pretty crowded this year, and we were pleasantly surprised to see Paul Mescal make the cut with his leading role in Aftersun.
Snub: Taylor Swift, “Carolina”
Taylor Swift’s fans hoped she’d score her first Oscar nomination for “Carolina” from Where the Crawdads Sing, but she was snubbed by the Academy in favor of Rihanna and Lady Gaga.
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]]>Snub: Tom Cruise – Top Gun: Maverick
If there was ever an actor who deserved a Golden Globe nod for a role in an action blockbuster, it’s definitely Tom Cruise in Top Gun: Maverick, but the HFPA voters don’t seem to agree.
Surprise: Wednesday
Wednesday’s viral dance won over everyone from Netflix subscribers and TikTok users to the HFPA voters, who surprisingly gave this teen fantasy show two nominations.
Snub: Yellowjackets
Acclaimed thriller Yellowjackets entered this year’s Emmys with seven nods, and we expected it to receive the same kind of love at the Golden Globe, but it ended up getting zero nominations.
Surprise: Hilary Swank – Alaska Daily
If you haven’t seen Hilary Swank in Alaska Daily, you’re not alone, but that didn’t stop her from scoring a nod for the best actress in a television series-drama over the stars of Killing Eve, Yellowjackets, and The Morning Show.
Snub: Women Talking
We’ve expected at least once woman would receive the best director nomination at the Golden Globe, and Sarah Polley was the main contender. Her film Women Talking eventually only received nominations for best screenplay and original score.
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]]>Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
Just like the first Knives Out movie, Glass Onion is exploring the demise of a group of rich and privileged, but pretty fun and colorful characters. Benoit Blanc is coming back to solve a murder mystery taking place on a secluded private island of a tech billionaire.
The Menu
The Menu combined two pretty popular emerging genres we’re seeing everywhere these days. It’s a culinary thriller about the downfall of the rich, which follows a group of wealthy people attending a fancy dinner prepared by a celebrity chef, who has something pretty unorthodox in store for them.
Triangle of Sadness
Triangle of Sadness created a lot of buzz at this year’s Cannes Film Festival when it collected Palme d’Or. It centers on a group of travelers on a luxury cruise for the ultra-rich, including a fashion model celebrity couple, whose trip turns upside down once they get stranded on an isolated island.
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