Movie and TV show reviews

Clermont-Ferrand aims to cement this endeavor. The Sauve Qui Peut le Court Métrage association, responsible for organizing the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, has been selected as the winner of a project management competition to establish a Cité du Court. This project involves renovating and expanding their current Jetée location. Backed by Clermont Auvergne Métropole, the administrative body overseeing Clermont-Ferrand city and its surroundings, and designed by MU Architecture, the City of Clermont-Ferrand is set to debut in the first half of 2029, coinciding with the festival’s 50th anniversary celebration.

As a movie reviewer, I must say that the concluding chapter of “The Handmaid’s Tale” on Hulu, which aired on May 27, 2025, seems to serve more as a prelude to its spinoff, “The Testaments,” than it does as a standalone finale. The series, acclaimed for its gripping narrative and exceptional performances, especially Elisabeth Moss as June and O-T Fagbenle as Luke, leaves us with unresolved threads that could be picked up in the sequel. While fans of the award-winning show may feel somewhat dissatisfied, eagerly anticipating closure, they’ll find solace knowing that all six seasons are readily available for streaming on Hulu.

Originating from the comic book by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, yet adapted for a more light-hearted audience, “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” made its debut in the year 1987. The voice cast includes Cam Clarke as Leonardo, Barry Gordon as Donatello, Rob Paulsen as Raphael, Townsend Coleman as Michelangelo, Renae Jacobs as April O’Neil, and James Avery as Shredder. Get ready to yell “cowabunga!” from the comfort of your home, as “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” is about to stream for free on a specific platform starting June 1.

The latest look at the Cosmic villain comes from Empire Magazine‘s subscriber cover, which shows Galactus towering above the Earth and able to grasp it in the palm of his hand. Check out the poster, which also shows us another look at Julia Garner’s Silver Surfer below:

Under the direction of Laurent Bouzereau (with music by John Williams), the documentary titled “Jaws @ 50” is the sole authorized film celebrating the movie’s 50th anniversary. With Steven Spielberg’s approval, this project is a collaboration between Amblin Documentaries, established by Spielberg himself, Nedland Films, Wendy Benchley (wife of “Jaws” author Peter Benchley), and Laura Bowling.

In an interview, Ben Stiller (who is both the director and executive producer of the sci-fi thriller series) mentioned that viewers are really intrigued about how they manage to prevent the inner and outer aspects of the show’s characters from becoming entangled. Although he didn’t provide a definitive answer, Scott shared that he sketched out two distinct timelines for Innie Mark and Outie Mark on a poster board as a visual aid. This idea came to him after recalling a scene in the movie “Multiplicity,” where Michael Keaton did something similar.

In a nutshell, “Cop Land” revolves around Superboy, played by Michael Rapaport, who unintentionally becomes embroiled in a disturbing racially-charged event. His uncle Ray Donlan (Keitel), a crooked NYC cop, tries to hide the incident by orchestrating his nephew’s fake death. However, the botched cover-up sets off investigations led by Moe Tilden (De Niro), an earnest Internal Affairs officer, and Freddy Heflin (Stallone), the sheriff of the suburban New Jersey town where Donlan and his fellow corrupt cops reside.

5 creators – Mara Brock Akil (“Forever”), Mindy Kaling (“Running Wild”), Molly Smith Metzler (“Sirens”), Eric Newman (“American Primeval”, “Zero Day”) and Michael Schur (“A Man within”) convened at Netflix’s Tudum Theater in Hollywood on May 20th. They discussed their work, shared insights, and exchanged ideas during a session moderated by Peter Friedlander, who is the head of scripted series for the U.S. and Canada at Netflix.

In this show, Kim Dami, known for her role in “Itaewon Class”, portrays Yoon Ena, a high school student who stumbles upon her uncle’s corpse together with an enigmatic puzzle piece. Unfortunately, she finds herself under suspicion as the prime suspect. A decade passes, and now Ena is a criminal profiler. Her expertise is needed when a fresh series of murders emerge, all connected by the same type of puzzle pieces. Son Sukku, star of “Big Bet”, joins as Detective Kim Hansaem, while Kim Sungkyun from “Moving” and Hyun Bongsik complete the ensemble cast. The series is helmed by director Yoon Jongbin, famous for “Narco Saints”, and scripted by writer Lee Eunmi, who brought us “Tunnel”.

The much-anticipated final installment of the “Mission: Impossible” series, titled “The Final Reckoning,” has been released, and judging by its strong opening weekend box office performance, fans were eager to witness more death-defying stunts from Tom Cruise. I can confirm that the film features one of the most spectacular sequences in the entire series, with only minor flaws detracting from an otherwise near-perfect experience.