Category Movies

Colors and dreamy landscapes. So, here’s the scoop: A quirky little robot named Roz crashes in this super scenic spot filled with crazy, cool rock formations...

Picture this: there’s this old wooden house out in the forest, and it’s supposedly “blessed,” acting like a safe haven for probably the last few folks left on earth. A family hides there, dodging some mysterious evil that can look human and mess with your thoughts. One touch, and you’re marked for good. When they gather supplies from the woods, they have to keep hold of this rope that leads back to their basement...

So, Riley’s officially a teenager now. Which means, yep, she’s got braces and is dealing with restless nights and suddenly snapping back at her parents. It’s all thanks to puberty throwing her self-esteem into chaos. Plus, she’s bummed because she just found out her best friends, Grace and Bree, are going to a different high school after the summer. But hey, for now, they’re all heading off to a three-day summer hockey camp together...

On the planet Cybertron, there’s this guy named Primus who gave himself up so all Transformers—those shape-shifting robot aliens—could use Energon to grow and develop. Everything was going fine until a war broke out with the Quintessons, who wiped out most of the elite warriors known as the Primes. Sentinel Prime is the only one who makes it through and helps his people hide underground to survive. Since they lost something called the Matrix of Leadership, Energon stopped flowing like it used to. Now, miners—robots that can’t even transform—have to dig up whatever energy is left under the ground...

Rain and her android pal Andy who she sort of pretends is her brother. They’re both stuck on this boring mining colony, but they’ve got big dreams of getting out and heading to a sunny planet somewhere...

Lily Bloom’s got a name that screams “flowers,” and she’s all about living life her own way. After her dad’s funeral, where she totally choked on the eulogy, she packs up her life and moves from Maine to Boston. Her big dream? Open a flower shop, obviously. Once she hits Boston, she bumps into this super handsome neurosurgeon named Ryle Kincaid. Turns out, he’s the brother of Allysa, her new assistant at the shop. But here’s the thing: Ryle isn’t exactly Mr...

Gru is back at it again, but this time, things get a bit personal. During a class reunion for the not-so-nice school he attended, he bumps into Maxime Le Mal, a supervillain who still holds a grudge from their school days. Maxime gets nabbed by the Anti-Villain League cops but vows to take Gru down...

So, here’s the scoop: Arthur Fleck is stuck in jail ’cause he’s been charged with five murders (though he actually did six—the cops just don’t know about that extra one yet). One of those murders? Yeah, it happened right on TV...

So, things haven’t been going too great for Wade Wilson, who used to be this crazy masked mercenary. Life’s kinda taken a downturn—his girlfriend left him and is seeing someone else now, his car sales gig isn’t exactly booming with Peter, and let’s just say his interview to join the Avengers was a total disaster. Despite all this mess, Wade’s got some buddies sticking around...