Awesome Movies

(Gore) The first full trailer for the horror film Midsommar shows us the protagonists getting invited to a Swedish festival that supposedly takes place only once every 90 years. They soon discover that it would be better if it never happens at all.

In this comedy drama film, a beloved grandmother is terminally ill, but the family’s other elders don’t want her to know. They use a relative’s wedding as an excuse to reunite and be with her one last time. But one of the granddaughters rebels at the ruse. Stars rapper Awkwafina. Premieres 7/12/19.

In the distant future, Daughter is a teenager lovingly raised by an android in isolation. She believes that she is the first of a new generation of humans that will repopulate a barren Earth. But one day a woman barges into their home. Netflix’s sci-fi thriller premieres 6/7/19.

“No one who dies here ever really dies.” Nearly three decades after the events of the IT reboot, the Losers return to Derry. But they’re not the only ones who are back. IT Chapter Two stars Jessica Chastain, James MacAvoy, Bill Hader, Isaiah Mustafa and more. Premieres 9/6/19.

In Netflix’s Rim of the World, four kids are wandering off their summer camp’s site when aliens invade Earth. Soon, not only are they on their own, they find themselves tasked with protecting our planet. But that doesn’t stop them from having fun. Premieres 5/24/19.

Apocalypse Now: Final Cut features 4K visuals based from the film’s negatives. It also has retooled audio with 5.1 Dolby surround sound. It’s also a new edit by Francis Ford Coppola, and is 20 minutes shorter than the Redux version. Coming to theaters 8/15/19 and Blu-ray 8/27/19.

(SPOILERS) Following the events of Avengers: Endgame, Peter tries to move on with his life, both as a superhero and as a high schooler. Fortunately, he’s going on a vacation with his schoolmates. Unfortunately, a problem of mind blowing proportions has followed him.

A woman tries to rescue her injured father who can’t get out of their house in the middle of a hurricane. To make things worse, it turns out her father was wounded by enormous alligators that have been swept up to their home. Crawl premieres 7/12/19.

The third and final trailer for Godzilla: King of the Monsters finally gives us a peek at the immense power of King Ghidora and its seemingly climactic, city-destroying face off against Godzilla. Let them fight! The movie premieres 5/31/19.

“…it wasn’t so much a death, as it was a discovery.” The The Matrix trilogy, particularly its first movie, can be interpreted in so many ways. Now You See It offers that it can also be read as the expression of the Wachowskis’ desire to come out and be true to themselves.

Black Widow hopes guns will help in the end times, Hawkeye is sensitive about his new haircut and Captain America knows the real reason why their plan to defeat Thanos will work in ArtSpear Entertainment’s parody of the Avengers: Endgame trailers.

Chadwick Boseman stars as a detective who specializes in finding cop killers. When a robbery in Manhattan results in the death of eight officers, he asks for all bridges in the City to be shut down for the night. But things take an even more nefarious turn as the clock ticks.

Lessons from the Screenplay joins YouTube creators in doing breakdowns of Marvel movie scenes. His pick is the wonderfully intense car ride scene from Spider-Man: Homecoming, in which Adrian discovers Peter’s secret.

A white power skinhead member finds love and people to protect, making him realize what side he’s been on. He tries to start a new life, but his former family refuses to let him go. Guy Nattiv’s drama is based on the life of reformed skinhead Bryon Widner.

Ever wonder what happens to all the props, costumes, cars, and other items seen in movies go when filming ends? Insider takes us on a trip to the Warner Brothers Corporate Archive, an extensive warehouse where many older props get stored.

This trailer for the Fast & Furious spinoff Hobbs & Shaw seems to be an abridged version of the movie, but who cares. It’s got mind-blowing vehicle stunts and action sequences. Starring Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham and Idris Elba. Premieres Summer 2019.

“You’re out of order!” Wired asked attorney Lucy Lang to take a look at various courtroom scenes from movies and TV shows, and judge how accurate they are. She also busts a few myths about actual proceedings, including gavel banging, and speaking to the jury.

We’re not sure why 20th Century Fox didn’t just start with this trailer for X-Men: Dark Phoenix. It has everything you need to know about the film – how Jean Grey got the Phoenix Force, why she’s losing control and why she’s going up against her friends. Premieres 6/6/19.

(Gore) The reboot of the classic horror movie Child’s Play casts Chucky as Buddi, a doll that can control home automated devices, and then some. Starring Aubrey Plaza, Brian Tyree Henry and Mark Hamill as the voice of Chucky. Premieres 6/21/19.

(PG-13: Language) We’ve seen Superbad at least a dozen times, and it doesn’t get old. The Cosmonaut Variety Hour provides his take on why he thinks the 2007 film is the greatest teen comedy of all time. It’s a great coming-of-age story disguised as a horny teen sex comedy.

Disney+ is a movie and TV streaming service that will include thousands of series and movies from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and Nat Geo. It will have apps for TVs, mobile devices and consoles. It will launch on 11/12/19 for $6.99/mo.

“While others search for what they can take, a true king searches for what he can give.” Disney is about to introduce the Circle of Life to a new generation. The realistic computer animated remake of The Lion King premieres 7/19/19.

(SPOILERS) In this clip from Avengers: Endgame, Captain Marvel, Captain America, Black Widow, War Machine, Thor, and the Hulk talk about a major development in the story, and decide to move forward and defeat Thanos once and for all.

Insider gives us a tour of Air Hollywood, a movie studio in Los Angeles where movies, TV shows and music videos shoot airplane scenes. They have configurable airplane sets made from actual planes. They even have a terminal set and a warehouse full of props.

Lessons from the Screenplay breaks down Spike Jonze’s meta movie Adaptation by mimicking the movie’s structure itself. It’s both a film essay and a comedic behind-the-scenes look at the channel’s production process, complete with YouTube cameos.

CineFix presents its picks for the best production design in movies, from the flashy and stylized like Wes Anderson’s Grand Budapest Hotel, to the understated and naturalistic like Mike Mills’ Beginners, as well as standout picks from various movie genres.