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The fantastic and foul mouthed creators of “Big Mouth” are bringing us “Human Resources.” The animated spin-off will focus on the variety of non-human characters who we’ve come to know on “Big Mouth.” We’ll head to the headquarters of Mona and Connie the Hormone Monstresses (voiced respectively by Thandiwe Newton and Maya Rudolph). We’ll also have new additions Petra the Ambition Gremlin (voiced by Rosie Perez) and Keith from Grief (voiced by Henry Winkler). Additional voice cast for “Human Resources” who have also appeared in “Big Mouth” include: Jermaine Clement, Maria Bamford, Bobby Cannavale, Nick Kroll, Aidy Bryant, Randall Park,…

Pixar’s latest film “Turning Red” will now be releasing on Disney+. Originally intended as a theatrical release, the studio announced today that they’ll be moving it onto their digital platform.  This is the third Pixar film in a row to see a release via Disney+. Starting with “Soul” in 2020 and “Luca” in 2021. As sad as we are not to see this film get a theatrical release (it seems TBD if it will play simultaneously), we applaud the decision to prioritize getting great content out to as wide an audience as possible.  Like the other Pixar Disney+ releases, the…

Let’s hear it for “The Boys,” who will be returning for Season 3 this summer! Check out a first look from Amazon.

Jim Henson’s wondrous and musical Fraggles will return in “Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock,” a new series on Apple TV+.

Director Lee Isaac Chung is set to direct the pilot of “Beef,” starring Steven Yeun and Ali Wong for Netflix and A24. The project is a 10-episode half-hour drama / comedy. Chung and Yeun were both nominated for Academy Awards for their last project together: “Minari”. Yeun became the first Asian-American actor to be nominated in the category of Best Actor.  According to Discussing Film, Chung has joined Beef to direct at least the pilot of the series and will serve as an executive producer. Both Yeun and Wong are also executive producing. Lee Sung Jin is the creator of…

Dystopian future fans look no further than Netflix’s new series “The Silent Sea”. The new Korean sci-fi mystery is worth a watch.

Sad news Wickans, “John Wick: Chapter 4” has shifted their release date nearly a year. Keanu Reeves fans will just have to sate themselves on “The Matrix Resurrections” in the interim. The film was originally set to come out on May 27, 2022. Lionsgate made the announcement yesterday. They didn’t cite an explicit reason for the move. The “John Wick” franchise centers around Reeves playing a former hitman who comes out of retirement. The series has been incredibly successful, leading to a bevy of sequels. The starpower also continues to increase with each chapter. “John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum”…

Designer Nick Acosta has created a Life Day blessing for us all by giving “The Star Wars Holiday Special” a 4K trailer treatment. We didn’t think the special could get any more spectacular, but here we are.  In the spirit of Peter Jackson’s Beatles documentary “Get Back,” this trailer gives us a glimpse at familiar figures with new clarity. According to Acosta, this was done using a machine-learning program called Topaz Video Enhance AI. He is working on doing the entire special. However, because it’s an arduous process, he released a trailer version. While the humans handle the upscaling well,…

LEGO Ideas is the gift that keeps on giving, this time we’re highlighting a bricktastic version of “MythBusters.” With minifigs of hosts Adam Savage and Jamie Hynemen, as well as Build Team Tory Belleci, Kari Byron, and the late great Grant Imahara. Last but not least, a minifig of silent star of the show, crash test dummy Buster. The LEGO MythBusters set, proposed by user ryansevel, will feature television’s favorite mystery debunkers. If made, it would center around their headquarters of M5 Industries. Eagle-eyed builders can spot tributes to some of their most famous episodes including according to the LEGO Ideas…

Robert Eggers brings us the trailer for his highly-anticipated, revenge-fueled film “The Northman.” The director of “The Lighthouse” and “The VVitch” turns his eye to Norse madness. He reunites with Willem Dafoe (“The Lighthouse”) and Anya Taylor-Joy (“The VVItch”). The rest of the cast includes Alexander Skarsgård, Nicole Kidman, Claes Bang, Ethan Hawke, and Björk. Yes, THE Björk. Skarsgård stars as a young Viking prince out to avenge his father’s murder. Kidman plays his mother, and Hawke his father. During his quest for revenge he meets Taylor-Joy. While we didn’t spot Dafoe engaging with any seagulls in this, we did…