ABC’s bizarre talent show, The Gong Show has added four new members to its revolving panel of Judges.
Alyson Hannigan, Jimmy Kimmel, Brad Paisley and Jason sudeikis join returning judges Will Arnett, Dana Carvey, Ken Jeong, and Rob Riggle for season two.
The Gong Show returns on Thursday, June 21st (8/7C).
The Angry Birds Movie – Red (Jason Sudeikis) and Bomb (Danny McBride) – photo courtesy of Sony Animation.
After the box office success of Angry Birds, a sequel – The Angry Birds Movie 2 – was announced by Sony Animation. Now the film’s new and returning cast have been announced.
Returning cast includes: Jason Sudeikis, Josh Gad, Bill Hader, Danny McBride and Peter Dinklage.
Joining them will be: Leslie Jones, Rachel Bloom, Sterling K. Brown, Eugenio Derbez, Zach Woods, Awkwafina, Lil Rel Howery, Dove Cameron, Beck Bennett and Brooklynn Prince.
The Angry Birds Movie 2 is slated to fly into theaters on September 20, 2019.
As the era of Kodachrome film processing comes to an end, a man must reunite with his estranged father on a roadtrip to develop his final rolls of Kodachrome film. Only on Netflix April 20.
The new trailer for Colossal displays yet another nod to Japanese science-fiction movies – the kaiju that is synched to Anne Hathaway’s Gloria has to face a giant robot!
To quote FOX’s series description, Son of Zorn (Sundays, 8:30/7:0C) is a hybrid live-action/animated comedy about an animated warrior from a faraway island in the Pacific Ocean who returns to Orange County, CA, to win back his live-action ex-wife and teenage son.
In tomorrow night’s special preview – following the NFL doubleheader (8/7C) – we meet Zorn (voiced by Jason Sudeikis) as he and his animated companions thwart yet another attack on Zephyria before heading back to Orange County for his son’s seventeenth birthday. The fun begins almost immediately and never lets up through the entire half-hour.
Due to pressing circumstances, I was unable to attend the advance screening for The Angry Birds Movie and thus missed seeing it in 3D. After hearing a lot of negative things, I was completely unprepared for watching the 2D DVD release and enjoying it.
For a movie about the then fastest man alive, Race certainly takes its time – the story of how Jesse Owens became the winner of four gold medals at the Berlin Olympics of 1936 makes up its more dawdling sections with unexpected (frequently truth is stranger than fiction) details and a strong performance by Stephan James.
While Owens’ story hits a lot of familiar sports movie beats, the moments of pure truth that require those beats overcome the movie’s moments of familiarity.
Stephan James as Jesse Owens (Phot by Thibault Grabherr – Courtesy of Focus Features)
‘On the track, there is no black and white. Only fast and slow.’ That’s Jesse Owens talking about prejudice.
Owens went to the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin and tore a few pages from the record books – making Adolf Hitler’s perfect Aryan race look very imperfect.
Race is the story of how he did that. It opens on February 19th. Take a look behind the scenes in three new videos from Focus Features following the break.