Will "Space Force" be good? That's still up in the air (up in space?), but one thing is for certain: the cast is out of this world. "Space Force" hits Netflix on May 29th.
"Da 5 Bloods," starring Chadwick Boseman, is about four black veterans returning to Vietnam to find the remains of their deceased squad leader as well as the treasure they've left buried there. "Da 5 Bloods" premieres on Netflix on June 12.
The Sundance award-winner "Shirley" will be available to stream on June 5th.
Davidson stars in his biggest movie project yet in the semi-autobiographic film directed by Judd Apatow premiering at home June 12, 2020.
The King of Queens… is now a sadistic neo-Nazi who's escaped from jail, and is holding Becky's family hostage? And Becky rigs up a bunch of booby traps to stop him? What is happening?
The cast of this show is truly incredible (John Malkovich! Lisa Kudrow! Jane Lynch!) and we cannot wait. "Space Force" comes to Netflix on May 29.
Monsters meet 1950s Jim Crow America? Count us in. "Lovecraft Country" hits HBO Max in August.
"Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian" is coming to Disney+ May 4, 2020
Murphy's vision of post-war Hollywood is one where people of color managed to break into Hollywood's studio system. "Hollywood" will be available for streaming on Netflix on May 1.
Mario Lopez is back on campus as Slater, the gym teacher, in the new "Saved By The Bell" reboot, coming later this year.
The drama is set to premiere on the streaming service Peacock later this year.
Tom Hardy stars in the biographical crime film, coming May 12.
Whoever is turning up the "Trashy" and "Dystopian" dials on Netflix's reality content needs to calm the heck down.
Produced by the Russo brothers, "Extraction" will be available on Netflix on April 24.
The sequel to Yeon Sang-ho's zombie horror thriller "Train to Busan" is coming August 2020.
Poor, tired Gerard Butler — can't he just be in a movie where there isn't a world-ending event or terrorist attack on the president?
The Crocodile Dundee sequel also stars John Cleese, Chevy Chase and Olivia Newton-John. DOW
The Australian actor lives out his golden years in this meta-comedy coming April 2020.
The action-thriller is coming to Quibi (yes, Quibi) in April 2020.
Everyone has a past, but not everyone's past includes a stranger imprisoned in a bunker for the last 30 years. "
This looks horrible. We're likely going to watch it.
Quibi released a teaser trailer for the revival of Reno 911!, coming soon.
From Greg Daniels, the producer behind "The Office" and "Parks and Recreation," comes this wacky new sci-fi comedy series where the afterlife takes place in virtual reality. "Upload" premieres on Amazon on May 1.
Jamie Foxx dies (or does he?!) and goes to find his soul in what looks like another emotional —Â and visually stunning — journey from Pixar.
Eric Andre returns to the big screen with Lil Rel Howery and Tiffany Haddis in a nonsensical comedy that's sure to make heads turn.
The adventure film based on the Adventureland ride is coming to theaters on July 24, 2020.
We're getting some strong "Wicker Man" vibes from this teaser and we are not at all opposed to it.
A convoy of 37 allied ships, led by captain Ernest Krause (Tom Hanks) cross the North Atlantic as Nazi U-boats attempt to sink them all. "Greyhound" releases in theaters on June 12.
Eion Colfer's popular book is finally getting a film adaptation. "Artemis Fowl" comes to theaters May 29, 2020.
The show, based on artworks by Swedish artist Simon Stålenhag, envisions an alternative universe where strange events begin to happen because of an underground particle accelerator called "The Loop." "Tales from the Loop" premiere on Amazon on April 3.
The Peele-produced reboot of the 1992 horror film stars Yahya Abdul-Mateen II ("Watchmen") and will hit theaters in June.
The black comedy, based on real-life events, stars Jackman, Allison Janney and Ray Romano and will premiere on HBO on April 25.
The park is gone, but all of our favorites are back — plus a few new faces. Season 3 premieres March 15.
The anthology series, a revival of Spielberg's 1985 NBC series, will debut on the platform on March 6.
Domhnall Gleeson and Merritt Wever star in this new comedy thriller HBO series from "Fleabag" and "Killing Eve" creator Phoebe Wallers-Bridge. "Run" premieres on April 12.
Not only is he not dead, but he's also not in Hawkins, Indiana anymore.
We were not expecting quite this much punching, slapping and kicking in a Dickens movie adaptation. "The Personal History of David Copperfield," starring Dev Patel, Tilda Swinton and Hugh Laurie, will be coming soon to theaters.
We don't think we've seen an Aurthurian legend adaptation this unsettling before. "Green Knight," starring Dev Patel, Alicia Vikander, and Joel Edgerton premieres in the summer.
What's the plot of "The Iron Mask"? We honestly could not tell you. But it looks fun. Or maybe awful? Again, we're confused.
The movie, which tells stories about a fictional magazine in a French city, stars Bill Murray, Frances McDormand, Tilda Swinton, Owen Wilson, Elisabeth Moss and many more. "The French Dispatch" premieres in theaters on July 24.
We finally get a teaser of what Marvel's Disney+ shows will look like in this Super Bowl trailer.
John Cena also joins the cast for the latest film in the franchise, which hits theaters May 22nd.
It's not the mashup we anticipated, but it's the mashup we need.
"Fantasy Island," a new horror movie from Blumhouse Productions, premieres in theaters on Valentine's Day.
And his name is a tear-jerking reference. Official trailer for "Fast & Furious 9" will drop this Friday.
The live documentary from Spike Jonze about the band will arrive on Apple TV+ on April 24.
The Oscar winner stars in a limited series adaptation of Undoing, coming May 2020.
Jon Stewart wrote and directed this political comedy that pits Carrell and Byrne against each other as political strategists of opposing parties. "Irresistible" premieres in theaters on May 29.
Anne Hathaway plays a journalist caught up in scandal — coming to Netflix on February 21.
The sci-fi thriller looks terrifying and weird and we're all for it.
Alison Brie isn't sure if she's okay in Netflix's upcoming film, "Horse Girl," coming February 7.
"Guns Akimbo" comes out March 5.
The trailer for "Morbius" also features a surprise cameo from a Spider-Man villain at the end. "Morbius" will premiere in theaters on July 31.
The fight for Kansas, between the Italian and Black mafia, premiers on April 19, on FX.
The coming-of-age Norwegian drama is coming to Netflix on January 31.
The FX show, which stars Blanchett as anti-feminist crusader Phyllis Schlafly and Rose Byrne as Gloria Steinem will stream on FX on April 15.
A young software engineer begins to investigate the tech company she works for after she suspects her boyfriend's suicide was foul play. "Devs" premieres on Hulu on March 5.
It also features a, uh, hyena at the very end. "Birds of Prey" premieres on February 7.
The Netflix show "The Goop Lab" will be a six-part series that explores wellness topics such as psychedelics, cold therapy, female pleasure, anti-aging, energy healing and psychics. And as you can expect, the trailer and poster for the show are a bit… out there.
It's been plagued by reshoots and release date delays, but "The New Mutants," which seems to offer a darker, edgier flavor than the usual X-Men movie, will premiere in theaters on April 3.
