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Writer/director Taika Waititi takes a break from big-budget superhero movies with a return to indie form. Next Goal Wins is a lighthearted underdog comedy about a coach (Michael Fassbender) who reluctantly relocates to American Samoa to help fix the world’s worst international soccer team.

A24 is the studio behind such dark and intense movies as Midsommar, Men, and The Lighthouse. Imagine what might happen if the indie studio released Mike Myers’ bizarre live-action version of Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat. It might look something like this terrifying horror edit from YourMovieSucksDOTorg.

Luke Wilson stars in this original animated series about a graphic designer who moves all the way to Mars only to find out his job has been eliminated. Based on Nate Sherman and Nick Vokey’s award-winning short film, it’s a story of corporate bureaucracy and one man’s journey to rediscover himself. Coming to Max 4.20.23.

Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem are back and ready to rock Disney+. After making it big on stage, the Muppets’ original motley crew realizes they’ve never recorded an album. On the way to achieving their dream, they make new friends, create new rivals, and meet up with celebrities for days. All episodes drop on 5.10.23.

This fictionalized biopic follows the later years in the life of artist Salvador Dalí (Ben Kingsley). The story is told from the perspective of a young assistant hired to help Dalí prepare for an upcoming exhibition – while Dalí’s marriage to his wife, Gala crumbles. From director Mary Harron (American Psycho).

Joel and Ellie on The Last of Us have quickly become our favorite pairing since Walter White and Jesse Pinkman. Screen Junkies is here with their sarcastic take on the latest zombie series that’s not about zombies at all, with an Honest Trailer that’s ironically been sponsored by Dead Island 2.

Cobra Kai’s Xolo Maridueña stars as Jaime Reyes, a college grad who gets his hands on an ancient alien relic that decides he should be its symbiotic host. The result is another young superhero struggling to master his newfound powers. The modern Blue Beetle comics are beloved, so we’re hoping DC Studios gets this one right.

Netflix is readying an anime based on the Scott Pilgrim graphic novels. What’s truly special is that they assembled the original cast from Edgar Wright’s Scott Pilgrim vs. The World to voice their characters. Japan’s Science Saru is animating the series, with Wright and author Bryan Lee O’Malley as executive producers.

Wes Anderson returns to the screen with another star-packed ensemble. Asteroid City is a Kodachrome-tinged tale of the attendees of the Junior Stargazer convention as they visit a massive crater – and the relationships that develop as they find themselves under quarantine at the landing site. In theaters 6.16.23.

Jay Baruchel and Glenn Howerton star in this lighthearted dramatization of the rise and fall of Research in Motion, the company that created the Blackberry. What started as a pager on steroids became a worldwide phenomenon – then the business collapsed in a similarly spectacular fashion. In theaters 5.12.23.

The 95th Academy Award winners will be announced on Sunday, March 12, 2023. To celebrate the awards, Screen Junkies looks back at the movies nominated for Best Picture and offers their snarky take on some great films like the wildly inventive Everything Everywhere All at Once and the enigmatic Banshees of Inisherin.

We’re sad that Barry is coming to an end, but the mad genius of Bill Hader and Alec Berg’s dark comedy has been too intense to last forever. As Barry finds himself behind bars, the consequences of his awful actions finally come home to roost. The final season kicks off on HBO on 4.16.23.

Based on the books by Hugh C. Howey, this sci-fi series takes place in an underground community known as the Silo. Its occupants are left in the dark about who built the Silo, what happened on the surface, and how long ago it happened. Now, one resident is about to uncover the truth. Premieres 5.5.23 on Apple TV+.

Producers Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg offer a fresh new animated take on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, voiced by a star-studded cast. The story sends our favorite turtles into the streets of New York City where they team up with a new friend to take on a crime syndicate and an army of mutants. In theaters 8.4.2023.

This movie dramatizes the story of Roger Sharpe, an NYC journalist who escapes from his stress by playing pinball, only to realize that the game is still illegal in the city. In 1976, he helped mount a campaign to overturn the 34-year ban and prove that pinball is a game of skill, not a game of chance. In theaters 3.17.23.

Before you start scratching your head, Tetris doesn’t feature a bunch of animated anthropomorphic puzzle blocks. Instead, it’s based on the true story of the man who invented it, the publisher who discovered it, and the hurdles he faced in licensing it from the USSR for Nintendo’s Game Boy handheld. Coming to Apple TV+ 3.31.23.

This star-studded science fiction series is set in a future where society has overcome many challenges with science and technology, but climate change eludes them. As eight interconnected stories unfold, we learn about humanity’s battles in the face of a seemingly insurmountable crisis. Drops 3.17.23 on Apple TV+.

We knew James Gunn couldn’t do the final Guardians movie without Zoe Saldaña. So Gamora is back, only she’s an alt-timeline version who couldn’t give a damn about Peter Quill. We’ll also learn about Rocket’s devastating origins, meet the powerful Adam Warlock, and the nefarious High Evolutionary. GoG3 hits theaters 5.3.23.

Ben Affleck directed and stars in this drama about athletic wear giant Nike as it struck its game-changing partnership with Michael Jordan. Affleck portrays Nike boss Phil Knight, while Matt Damon plays the man who took a gamble on a rookie NBA player to help spawn the company’s new basketball division. In theaters 4.5.23.

Christoph Waltz portrays an intimidating new boss sent to run a successful game developer after its CEO is killed in his office. The dark comedy will follow Waltz’s efforts to unnecessarily streamline operations as his staff tries to figure out the real reason he showed up. Drops 2.24.23 on Amazon Prime.

Just 17 years too late, Screen Junkies is here with their take on these mother-f**king snakes on this mother-f**king plane. We still have no idea how the makers of this completely implausible B-movie ever got an actor of Samuel L. Jackson’s caliber to sign on, but it’s a camp classic for the ages.

Eugene Levy stars in this series in which the SCTV and Schitt’s Creek alum agrees to visit places he never dreamed of going before. While we’re not expecting the hijinx of Karl Pilkington’s An Idiot Abroad, we’re looking forward to watching this fish-out-of-water travel show when it arrives on Apple TV+ 2.24.23.

Now that Din Djarin has reunited with his pint-sized companion, The Mandalorian’s third season sets the duo on a journey toward Mandalore. Set against the backdrop of the rise of the New Republic, our heroes find themselves pulled into new conflicts as Grogu hones his skills. The season kicks off on 3.1.2023 on Disney+.