The Inside Out gang returns in June next year and they are dealing with all the changes going on with their now teenage girl Riley, including brand new emotions.

Over a decade since The Pacific and over two decades since Band of Brothers, the third World War II series from executive producers Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks, and Gary Goetzman finally arrives on Apple TV+ in January with Masters of the Air.

If you watched the American Gladiators documentary on Netflix a few months ago, it might have been the first time you heard about the show Rollergames, which competed with American Gladiators during Gladiators’ first season.

Picking up from 2021’s Ghostbusters: Afterlife, the new and old Ghostbusters must come together when a new supernatural threat hits New York City in Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.

A high schooler from Jersey City, Kamala Khan is an Avengers superfan, especially of Captain Marvel, and she gets the chance to become a superhero herself when she finds an ancient bangle that gives her the ability to create “hard light” projections.

Based on the 11th Lee Child Jack Reacher novel, Bad Luck and Trouble, Alan Ritchson is back in December to crack skulls and solve mysteries when Reacher returns on Prime Video.

The Coen Brothers classic Fargo is out this week on 4K along with Trading Places, American Graffiti, Scrooged and The Guns of Navarone, a new Jackie Chan Criterion collection, Gran Turismo, It Lives Inside and more in the New Release Round Up.

Coming to Apple TV+ in December, The Family Plan stars Mark Wahlberg as a seemingly boring suburban dad who was a covert assassin in a former life.

November got off to a whimper with one of the worst performing weekends of the year at the box office as Five Nights at Freddy’s nose-dived (but still held onto the top spot) while there was a lack of new major releases.

The Waterboy turns 25 today, originally released in theaters on November 6th, 1998.  Along with a soundtrack full of classic rock from the likes of Rush, The Allman Brothers, and Credence Clearwater Revival, the punk rock band Goldfinger performed a cover of the song “More Today Than Yesterday”, which played over the movie’s credits.