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Planning your next weekend movie watch? Tubi’s adding a range of films, from the Quentin Tarantino action vehicle “Kill Bill: Volume 1” and its second part to iconic dramas like “Scarface” to horror movies “Cloverfield” and “Hereditary.” If you’re looking for a family-friendly option, Tubi offers ““Gnomeo & Juliet” and “The Lego Movie.”

There’s also plenty of chances to revisit TV shows like “Girlfriends,” “The Looney Tunes Show” and “The PJs.”

In addition to the updated library, Tubi has three new original films in its catalogue this month, as well as the season finale of an original talk show.

Here are all the new titles coming to Tubi in April:

Tubi Original Action

“Play Dirty” follows a corrupt police officer working for a criminal leader. (4/4)

Tubi Original Thrillers

“CheckMate” centers on a detective and her chess master father who tackle a serial killer together. (4/11)

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Tubi, Fox’s free streaming service, has announced its list of April titles. The Tubi April 2025 slate features new Tubi Originals, TV series, and numerous action, art house, Black cinema, comedy, documentary, drama, horror, kids and family, sci-fi and fantasy, thriller and Western titles.

As a leading ad-supported video-on-demand service, the company engages diverse audiences through a personalized experience and the world’s largest content library of over 250,000 movies and TV episodes, a growing collection of exclusive Originals, and nearly 250 live channels.

You can watch the Tubi April 2025 lineup for free on Android and iOS mobile devices, Amazon Echo Show, Google Nest Hub Max, Comcast Xfinity X1, and Cox Contour.

You can also watch the service on connected television devices such as Amazon Fire TV, Vizio TVs, Sony TVs, Samsung TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and on the Tubi site.

Tubi Originals

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Tubi, Fox’s free streaming service, has announced its list of November titles. The Tubi November 2024 slate features new Tubi Originals, some series, and numerous action, art house, Black cinema, comedy, documentary, drama, horror, kids and family, romance, sci-fi and fantasy, thriller, and Western titles.

As a leading ad-supported video-on-demand service, the company engages diverse audiences through a personalized experience and the world’s largest content library of over 250,000 movies and TV episodes, a growing collection of exclusive Originals, and nearly 250 live channels.

You can watch the Tubi November 2024 lineup for free on Android and iOS mobile devices, Amazon Echo Show, Google Nest Hub Max, Comcast Xfinity X1, and Cox Contour.

You can also watch the service on connected television devices such as Amazon Fire TV, Vizio TVs, Sony TVs, Samsung TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and on the Tubi site.

Tubi Originals...

Tubi, Fox’s free streaming service, has announced its list of May titles. The May 2024 slate features new Tubi Originals as well as numerous action, art house, Black cinema, comedy, documentary, drama, horror, kids and family, romance, sci-fi and fantasy, thriller, and Western titles.

As a leading ad-supported video-on-demand service, Tubi engages diverse audiences through a personalized experience and the world’s largest content library, which includes over 200,000 movies and TV episodes, a growing collection of Tubi Originals, and nearly 250 Fast channels.

You can watch the Tubi May 2024 lineup for free on Android and iOS mobile devices, Amazon Echo Show, Google Nest Hub Max, Comcast Xfinity X1, and Cox Contour.

You can also watch the service on connected television devices such as Amazon Fire TV, Vizio TVs, Sony TVs, Samsung TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and on the Tubi site.

Tubi Originals

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Netflix has announced the list of films that will be available to stream in July. The list includes new never-before-seen original films, as well as documentaries, comedies, animated titles and some classic movies. Check out some of our favorite new offerings below, along with the complete list of all the new additions.

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1. “To the Bone” (available July 14)

Marti Noxon’s feature directorial debut was a hit out of Sundance, where the Lily Collins-starring drama about eating disorders won over audiences for its nimble ability to tell a compelling dramatic story interspersed with well-earned humor. Sketched from Noxon’s own experiences with anorexia and bolstered by a star turn from the always-reliable Collins, the film is both important and entertaining, and it should be able to reach a very wide audience on the streaming platform. Do not miss it.

2. “Punch-Drunk Love” (available July 1)

Paul Thomas Anderson’s lauded 2002 romantic dramedy features Adam Sandler in one of his few “hey, this guy can really act!” roles and includes some of the auteur’s most indelible shots and richest observations about life and love. It’s a modern classic, and now it can be piped right into your home. I’m lookin’ at your Netflix queue and I just wanna smash it. I just wanna fuckin’ smash it with a sledgehammer and squeeze it. It’s so pretty.

3. “Chasing Coral” (available July 14)

Jeff Orlowski won the U.S. Documentary Audience Award at Sundance earlier this year for his newest feature, a stunning documentary about the fight to protect coral reefs from becoming extinct. Featuring breathtaking and distressing underwater footage, the movie puts into perspective just how endangered coral reefs are and tracks the effort to save them.

4. “Lion” (available July 9)

This heart-wrenching true story was an awards season juggernaut earlier this year, featuring stellar turns from Nicole Kidman and Dev Patel. Based on the unbelievable life of young Saroo Brierley, the feature follows his separation from his family and his startling trip back to them many years later, aided by — for real — Google Maps and his own indomitable heart. Bring tissues.

5. “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” (available July 18)

The very first standalone “Star Wars” spinoff follows a motley crew of rogues, criminals, rebels, and scallawags as they attempt to steal the plans to the monstrous Death Star in a bid to really just totally stick it to the Empire and Darth Vader. Knowing how it ends — they get them! and…some other stuff, too! — doesn’t dilute its tension and creativity, and it features a banger of an ensemble cast. Let this one tide you over before the next entry in the rapidly expanding movie universe.

6. “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” (available July 1)

The early part of the month is heavy on kid-leaning classics, from “Free Willy” to “The Mighty Ducks,” but it’s hard to top the potency of Steven Spielberg’s 1982 classic. Gather the whole family around the TV and get heavy on the Reese’s Pieces, and enjoy one of the best films ever made about childhood, friendship, and letting go.

Here are the rest of the incoming films for this July:

Available July 1

Titanic

Free Willy

Disney’s The Mighty Ducks

Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa

The Truth Is in the Stars

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial

Zip & Zap and the Marble Gang

The Invisible Guest (Contratiempo)

Albion: The Enchanted Stallion

Liar’s Dice

Boat Trip

Mixed Signals

Delicatessen

Caramel

Unriddle II

Unriddle

Emma

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas

Last Night

Out of Thin Air

The Longest Yard

Jackass: Number Two

Punch-Drunk Love

Are We There Yet?

Are We Done Yet?

The Land Before Time Dad

The Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure

The Land Before Time III: The Time of the Great Giving

Here Alone

Spawn: The Movie

Code Name: The Cleaner

The Astronaut Farmer

Best in Show

Proof of Life

Matchstick Men

Taking Lives

Police Academy

Available July 3

Diamond Cartel

Extraordinary: The Stan Romanek Story

Available July 6

Speech & Debate

The Void

Butter

Available July 7

1 Mile to You (Life At These Speeds)

Available July 8

Bad Santa 2

Horse Dancer

Available July 9

Lion

Available July 14

To the Bone, Netflix Original

Chasing Coral, Netflix Original

Buddy Thunderstruck: The Maybe Pile, Netflix Original

Available July 17

Uncertain Glory

A Cowgirl’s Story

Available July 18

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

Available July 22

Railroad Tigers

Available July 24

Victor

Available July 28

The Incredible Jessica James, Netflix Original

Available July 31

After The Reality

Checkpoint

Dark Night

Taking Earth

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"Elementary" (premieres Thurs., Sept. 27 at 10 p.m. Et on CBS) is a new kind of Sherlock Holmes tale, with Jonny Lee Miller as the modern-day Holmes -- tattooed, British accent and fresh off a stint in rehab, solving crimes in New York City -- but it's the Watson twist that has everyone curious.

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Price: Seaon 8 Five-Disc DVD $45.99, Complete Collection 46-Disc DVD $149.00

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The ladies of Wisteria Lane have bid their goodbye on TV, but with DVD, goodbye is never forever.

ABC’s long-running TV show Desperate Housewives stars Teri Hatcher (TV’s Jane By Design), Marcia Cross (TV’s Everwood), Eva Longoria (Over Her Dead Body), and Felicity Huffman (Phoebe in Wonderland) as said desperate housewives, along with Nicollette Sheridan (Code Name: The Cleaner), Vanessa Williams (TV’s Ugly Betty), Dana Delany (TV’s Body of Proof) and the late Kathryn Joosten.

During their eight highly rated seasons, the women tackled relationships, murder, betrayal and secrets, along with kids, poker and pot pies.

The five-disc Desperate Housewives: The Complete Eighth and Final Season comes with a host of special features:

“I Guess This Is Goodbye” featurette with the cast reflecting on the full...

Universal Pictures are reviving plans for a 25-years-later sequel to their well remembered 1988 classic Midnight Run, which has original star Robert De Niro attached to reprise his tough bounty hunter Jack Walsh.

Deadline reports that Brett Ratner (Tower Heist, Rush Hour) has now entered talks to sit in the director’s chair which has sent the Internet film community into a furious rage but just like his recent attachment to the MTV origins movie “I Want My MTV”, I actually think this is a property where he could deliver something decent out of. He did himself make a decent mismatched buddy action comedy with the first Rush Hour movie, though where his mindset was for the sequels I don’t know.

G.I. Joe: Rise of the Cobra and Four Brothers writers David Elliot and Paul Lovett have been tasked with re-writing Tom Dowling’s (Role Models) original script for Midnight Run 2.

We’re into Season 4, Episode 9, entitled “Bug”. We all know the Breaking Bad title rules (There Are No Rules!!!! Actually there are some, I just can’t mention ‘rules’ without yelling that or people will think I’m not extreme and don’t mainline Mountain Dew Code Red). So what will be the second meaning of the word “Bug”? Obviously one “bug” is the bug that Walt placed on Gus’ car, but what will be the secret special crazysexycool “Ohhh, Bug” moment? A Bug’s Life? The Dinosaur Jr. album “Bug”? Hitler Bug? Oh Man I hope it’s Hitler Bug. Actually, if it did turn out to be Hitler bug, Breaking Bad would justify the situation so immediately and legitimately, you wouldn’t have a split-second to doubt this show’s superlative greatness. “Bug” episode opens with a classic Breaking Bad foreshadowing moment: A blurry sequence of dripping blood,...

Remember the terrific The Long Kiss Goodnight? Director Renny Harlin has plans for a sequel, we can exclusively reveal. And Samuel L Jackson is on board...

What's the greatest amnesia action-comedy film of all time?  If you said The Long Kiss Goodnight, congratulations. You are now my new best friend. If you said Code Name: The Cleaner, starring Cedric The Entertainer, shame on you. Shame on you.

Fifteen years after Samuel L. Jackson had a whale of a time helping Geena Davis remember she was a stone cold assassin, Renny Harlin has confirmed he's not done yet.

"I am developing a sequel for that," he told us during an interview for the upcoming DVD release of his latest film, 5 Days of War. And there's even more good news. Jackson's Mitch Henessey, one of 90s action cinema's greatest sidekicks, is back.

"Sam is hundred percent committed, he's hundred percent on board,...

Do you read Maxim magazine? Because I used to. Once in a while, I'll flip through, and remind myself what it is about the rag that I don't find appealing anymore. The articles are occasionally pretty good, and there are moments where you just kind of laugh and enjoy. But everything else just reminds you it's a PG-13 Playboy. It's as if a teenager told his clever mother he only reads the skin mag for the articles, so she goes through with a whiteout brush and draws modest one-piece bathing suits on the spreads and then lets him read it. It's a disappointment. Such is the case with Middle Men, which chronicles the development of 24/7 Billing, which acted as the fingercuffs between the online porn distributors and the horny husbands who wanted to whack it to Lusty Busty Asians in the comfort of their own dens. With the doors locked.

On paper, Middle Men, directed by Bad Boys and Code Name: The Cleaner screenwriter George Gallo, is a fascinating (and purportedly true) story about the frontier days of the Internet. A string of fortunate events finds Jack Harris (Luke Wilson), a wholesome entrepreneur from Texas, coming to the aid of Wayne Beering (Giovanni Ribisi) and Buck Dolby (Gabriel Macht). These two geniuses have designed a revolutionary way to sell people pornography over the Internet simply by being the middle men who push a string of credit card numbers from one place to another. They become multi-millionaires in a matter of weeks.

Trouble is these two geniuses are actually complete morons and therefore Jack steps in to partner with the dysfunctional duo. Sorting out their business woes amidst their own clashing personalities is the least of Jack's worries, though, since the duo has also entered a partnership with a Russian gangster,...

Remember yesterday when I said I generally enjoy movies about animals? We need to make one glaring, massive exception: if it's not animated, animals should never speak. Ever. Ever. No good can ever come out of it. Animals are like babies -- they shouldn't speak in films, and when they do, the filmmakers should be thrown into a volcano.

For example: Dark Horizons is reporting that ContentFilm has picked up the rights to The Dog Squad: 3D, which has a plot synopsis that will make you want to smash everything in your line of site:

(it's) about an overweight and lazy Bulldog (Donut), a disgraced former Police Dog (Clint), a sassy Lady Mutt (Samantha), an overly timid Guide-Dog (Bert) and a shamelessly womanizing Chihuahua (Hector) in a hilarious and outrageously entertaining live-action adventure that's fun for all the family.

"Hilarious and outrageously entertaining," eh? I. Don't. Fucking. Believe. You.

[unclenches jaw]

The...

This is hilarious! Posted earlier today, the screenwriter for the L. Ron Hubbard Scientology-infused screenplay for Battlefield Earth (which recently was crowned as the worst film of the decade by the Razzies), apologized to all those who saw the movie. He did so in an article on the New York Post’s website titled I penned the suckiest movie ever – sorry!

Hah! The piece starts off with J. D. Shapiro’s (the writer, pictured below) apology, and then he goes onto blame his penis for introducing him to Scientology and to John Travolta for ruining his version of the script.

This got me thinking… as horrid as Battlefield Earth is, was it really the worst film of the first 10 years of the 21st century? Soul Plane was pretty bad – not even entertainingly bad; just flat-out bad! How about Gigli? Or The Adventures Of Pluto Nash? Code Name: The Cleaner? Any others?...

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Luke Wilson and Giovanni Ribisi have signed on to star in George Gallo’s “Middle Men,” an indie comedy about the origins of the Internet porn business.

Variety says the film centers on a businessman who builds an online billing company and is consequently pulled into chaotic mess involving conmen, federal agents and terrorists.

Gallo, whose credits include “Bad Boys” and “Code Name: The Cleaner,” co-wrote the script with Andy Weiss. Oxymoron Entertainment is financing the project.

Wilson is currently onscreen in “Henry Poole is Here.” He is also filming Mile Million’s comedy “Tenure.”

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We've finally got some news on Inkheart, the young adult action-adventure fantasy starring Brendan Fraser that was plucked off the 2008 schedule back at the beginning of the year.

Now, the only thing worse than being pulled of the release schedule a couple months before hitting theaters is being pushed back nine months to the dead zone of early January. Welcome to the suck, Inkheart.

This past January, New Line announced that the movie would not open in 2008, but at some point indeterminate in '09. The move was partially because of all the changes at New Line this year, aftershocks of silly things like lawsuits from Lord of the Rings and expensive moves that didn't pay off as handsomely as the company would've liked (The Golden Compass). But moving it to the second weekend in January? Well, that generally means the movie's not very good.

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Several years ago, I made a whimsical prediction that soon enough, there would be the "summer movie season" and the "Oscar season" and almost every movie would have to fall into one of those two categories. There are a couple of weeks on either side where absolute rubbish is released, movies like Code Name: The Cleaner and Wicker Man, which are so awful you can't fit them into one of the major categories.

It's looking more and more likely that we're headed that direction. Look at the big expectations this August, with The Mummy, Pineapple Express, Tropic Thunder, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and Death Race all hitting theaters within four weeks. Rewind the tape back to 2004 and you'll see that August was filled with Collateral and Alien vs. Predator are the only major releases that are even remotely interesting. And I'm giving AvP a lot of slack in that regard.

Ever wanted to know how the porn industry ended up taking over the Web? According to Variety, George Gallo is set to direct “Middle Men,” a comedy about the origins of the Internet porn business.

The film is the first project to be developed by Oxymoron Entertainment and will focus on a businessman who’s thrust into the world of online porn. That’s all we know about the plot at this stage.

Gallo is directing a script he co-wrote with Andy Weiss.

Looking back at Gallo’s credits as a writer, I’m not so sure this film is such a brilliant idea. After all, Gallo is partly responsible for Les Mayfield’s disastrous comedy “Code Name: The Cleaner.” Then again, he also came up with the story of “Bad Boys.

Although 20th Century Fox's Night at the Museum and Sony Pictures' The Pursuit of Happyness captured the top two spots at the domestic boxoffice for the third weekend in a row, a portion of the audience was looking for something different during the first full frame of 2007, and that catapulted Universal Pictures' Children of Men into the No. 3 spot.

Universal's quick decision to expand wide the futuristic film directed by Alfonso Cuaron a week earlier than planned clearly paid off as it grossed an estimated $10.3 million in 1,209 theaters. Paramount Pictures also benefited from being nimble as it bowed its schoolroom drama Freedom Writers a week earlier than planned, grossing an estimated $9.7 million, good for fourth place.

Fox's Museum maintained the top spot for the third consecutive weekend with an estimated $24 million, bringing its cume to $164.1 million. Meanwhile, Sony held on to the No. 2 spot during the fourth weekend of release of the Will Smith starrer Happyness, which picked up an estimated $13 million.

Among the new releases, Lionsgate earned decent marks with its animated film Happily N'Ever After, which bowed to an estimated $6.8 million and the sixth-place spot. New Line Cinema's comedy Code Name: The Cleaner didn't fare as well, however; the Cedric the Entertainer starrer bowed in 11th place with a weekend gross of an estimated $4.6 million.

Overall, the top 12 movies generated an estimated $106.3 million, a small 0.46% increase over last year at this time, when Lionsgate bowed Hostel to $19.5 million.

The top 10 holdovers performed strongly in the marketplace, with nothing falling more than an estimated 43%.

In fifth place, Paramount's release of DreamWorks' musical Dreamgirls generated an additional $8.8 million for a strong $10,358 per-theater average, the best mark among the top 10. The film, still in a fairly limited release of 852 theaters, has grossed $54.4 million. Paramount intends to expand it to 1,800 theaters next frame.

In eighth place, Universal's R-rated spy drama The Good Shepherd fell $41% to $6.5 million. The film starring Matt Damon and Angelina Jolie has generated close to $50 million.

In ninth place, MGM's Rocky Balboa is holding strong; the underdog story generated another $6 million, pushing its gross to an estimated $60 million.

Among the limited releases, Picturehouse's Pan's Labyrinth continues to perform strongly. The R-rated adult fairy tale from director Guillermo Del Toro grossed $727,066 on 44 screens, up 17 screens from last frame. The film generated a per-screen average of $16,524, and its two-week cume stands at $1.8 million. Picturehouse intends to add 200 screens this weekend, and company head Bob Berney is considering an even larger expansion than initially planned for Jan.

Lucy Liu has booked back-to-back acting gigs. First up is The Cleaner, in which Liu will star opposite Cedric the Entertainer. In the action comedy being directed by Les Mayfield, Liu plays an FBI agent posing as a waitress to Cedric's amnesiac janitor who thinks he's an undercover agent. Liu will topline and executive produce Devil to Pay, an indie thriller being produced by Echo Lake Prods.' Doug Mankoff and Andrew Spaulding as well as IPW's J. Todd Harris.