2023 marks 100 years for the Walt Disney Company and to celebrate Disney+ is restoring several classic shorts made by the Walt Disney Animation Studios and adding them to the service. In July, six shorts originally released between 1929 and 1961 were added to the service. These shorts include a focus on Mickey Mouse, Goofy, […]
In this animated anthology special, Leroy (Justin Roiland), Reggie (Zach Hadel) and Cheruce (Pamela Adlon) Paloni are excited to host their Halloween special for Hulu but frustrated by a non-existent budget. They try to figure things out as they go, introducing numerous short films to the audience in the process. Of course, this is Halloween, […]
In this psychological horror film, Asha Chaudrey (Sara Wolfkind) and her brother Kamran (Callan Farris) are living perfectly normal teenage lives. However, when a particularly troubling “internet challenge” begins making the rounds, her parents Amir (Usman Ally) and Leah (Shannyn Sossamon) begin to get swept up in the understandable concern that builds in their sleepy […]
In this action horror sequel to the 2002 classic, Don (Robert Carlyle) is a survivor of the original infection of London that nearly brought the entire UK to its knees. Racked with guilt after fleeing an attack and leaving his wife Alice (Catherine McCormack) to die, he has finally begun to piece his life back […]
In this smash-hit, award-winning biographical drama, Queen Elizabeth II (Helen Mirren) struggles to understand the wave of grief following the sudden death of her former daughter-in-law, Diana. As Her Majesty attempts to conduct herself with the quiet dignity she’s world-renowned for, her newest prime minister, Tony Blair (Michael Sheen) works to convince her that nothing […]
In this unique sci-fi/fantasy adventure, a socially awkward teenager (Hayden Christensen) finds himself in a life-threatening situation when he discovers that he has incredible teleportation abilities. After choosing to use them to rob banks and travel the world, he attracts the ire of an organisation led by Roland (Samuel L. Jackson) which views him as […]
In this engrossingly intimate film by ESPN, the life of the legendary Bruce Lee is explored in detail both by those who were closest to the man himself and cultural experts who have chronicled the politically tumultuous times that he lived through. All of which is complimented by rare revealing archive pieces that reveal more […]
In this hard-hitting true crime documentary, ABC News Studios takes an unflinching look at the life of infamous New York Mafia underboss, Sammy “The Bull” Gravano, as it interviews both the man himself and those who were most affected by his ruthless lifestyle. Take a deep dive into the psychology of a man who did […]
In this informative, touching documentary loosely based on the book by Naoki Higashida of the same name, we tour the world to visit many different people on the autistic spectrum. As we watch them struggle to cope in a world that overwhelms them, their families are interviewed, helping to give us even just the tiniest […]
Quartet is a cosy, mildly comedic drama that focuses on the residents of a retirement home with struggling finances for professional musicians. Reg (Tom Courtenay), Wilf (Billy Connolly) and Cissy (Pauline Collins) plan to raise funds with a performance at the annual concert for classic musician Verdi’s birthday. However, they lack the star power to […]
This drama comedy sees a group of unconnected retirees all make the decision (for various different reasons) to move to India in hopes of finding a better life at a new luxury retirement home. What they find is far from expected, thus leading everyone down a path of self-discovery as they adjust to their new […]
In this gently comedic tale of unexpected romance, copywriter Jessica (Jennifer Westfeldt) struggles on the blind dating scene, when her work colleague Josh (Scott Cohen) accuses her of not taking chances. Taking this to heart, she answers Helen’s (Heather Juergensen) advert in hopes of enjoying a lesbian experience. Initially aiming to be merely friends with […]
This 5-part limited series follows four friends across a decade (1981 through 1991) as their hopeful, extravagant existence among the gay scene of London is gradually encroached on by the ghoulish spectre that is the AIDS virus… I know what the vast majority of my readers are probably thinking right now: “I go on Disney+ […]
Murder on the Orient Express sees “perhaps the world’s greatest detective” Hercule Poirot (Kenneth Branagh) invited onto the titular, legendary locomotive where he is propositioned for his services by a shady businessman (Johnny Depp) who fears that his life is under threat from one of his fellow passengers. While he is quite correct, unraveling just […]
The Big Bad Wolf is training his three little wolves how to capture the three little pigs in the 1936 Silly Symphonies Short, “Three Little Wolves.” Practical Pig is building a “Wolf Pacifier” to protect the pigs from the wolf. But the other two pigs keep blowing the wolf horn as a prank. When they […]