- Big Finish’s first Shakespeare adaptation is a full-cast audio production of Shakespeare’s most famous play.
- Here’s the thing. This fall is going to be one of the best falls for movies in a very long time.
- Concert in the Park, Summer Concert Series in Town Square 2017! Town Square Park (Nr Fountain), Schaumburg Rd & Roselle Rd, Schaumburg, http:// Poster.
Explore our list of the best kids' movies to enjoy as a family, including The Goonies, Finding Nemo, The Lion King and other instant classics every age will love. We'll be the first to admit that drawing up a list of potentially great forthcoming movies is far from an exact science. But with 2017 so chock full of promising. We're both excited and terrified for the return of Pennywise in Stephen King's It. See which other movies and TV shows we're excited about this month.
What’s New on Netflix: April 2. Get New on Netflix delivered every month. At the beginning of (and during) each month, Netflix adds new movies and TV shows to its library.
Below, you’ll find our April 2. For more comprehensive coverage of the best titles available on Netflix and elsewhere, check out Vulture’s What to Stream Now hub, which is updated throughout the month. Trapped in the not- too- distant future: Mystery Science Theater 3. The Return. Once again, Netflix aligns itself with the makers of a long- dormant cult comedy just so geeks will worship them and — aw, who cares? It’s been 1. 8 years since the MST3.
K bozos last watched a bad movie in space for our enjoyment, and this revival features Felicia Day and Patton Oswalt in prominent new roles, along with writing contributions from Dan Harmon and Joel Mc. Hale, plus the original cast returning in some capacity for this 1.
Despite what appears to be a deliberately ’9. DI- throwback look, layering clever commentary on top of a little- seen B- movie subculture has new resonance in an era where everyone and their brother has an ironic movie podcast and a desire to connect with strangers via weird entertainment.
It’s time to see how the real mad scientists do it. Available April 1. If you must blink, do it now: Kubo and the Two Strings. Not many people saw Laika’s masterfully constructed stop- motion fable of a young boy’s journey through ancient Japan, outside of film critics and animation evangelists. But the movie is one of those magic accidents of cinema: a rousing adventure that’s also a family- friendly meditation on the perils of growing up (even if the sidekicks, a monkey voiced by Charlize Theron and a beetle played by Matthew Mc. Conaughey, do grate on the nerves after a bit). The details on the giant skeleton alone must be seen to be believed.
Available April 8. Minyan time: The Tenth Man. For a quieter, under- the- radar pick, check out this perfectly pleasant comedy from Daniel Burman. In The Tenth Man, a 3. Ariel returns home to Buenos Aires’s self- contained Jewish neighborhood after a long absence. He’s hoping to speak to his father, who runs a local foundation, but dad keeps distracting him with random acts of charity to complete.
Yet Ariel slowly realizes he’s getting something from all these good deeds: renewed spiritual identity, a sense of purpose in life, and maybe even a relationship with a mute Orthodox woman. For what is essentially a modern update to one of those old moralistic shtetl tales, The Tenth Man makes for a surprisingly easygoing romp through a lively city and culture. Available April 1.
Noteworthy selections in bold. TELEVISIONAvailable April 1. Good Witch: Season 2 (2. Wynonna Earp: Season 1 (2.
Available April 4. Chewing Gum: Season 2. Available April 7. Dawn of the Croods: Season 3. The Get Down: Part 2.
Available April 1. Documentary Now!: Season 2 (2. Available April 1. Legends of Tomorrow: Season 2 (2. Available April 1. Chelsea: Season 2. Mystery Science Theater 3.
The Return. Available April 2. Bill Nye Saves the World: Season 1 Girlboss: Season 1.
Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On: Season 1. The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show: Season 4. Tales by Light: Season 2. Available April 2. The Great British Baking Show: Masterclass: Season 1- 3 (2. Available April 2.
Liv and Maddie: Season 4 (2. Available April 2. Taken Three (2015) Movie In Hd. Free Downloads Flag Football (2017). Real Rescues: Season 6- 7 (2. Available April 2.
Las Chicas del Cable: Season 1. Available April 2. Dear White People: Season 1. Available April 3. Sofia the First: Season 3 (2.
MOVIESAvailable April 1. Across the Universe (2. An American Tail (1. An American Tail: Fievel Goes West (1.
An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster (1. Born to Be Free (2. Boy Bye (2. 01. 6) Cool Runnings (1. Gremlins (1. 98. 4) A Nightmare on Elm Street (1.
Only for One Night (2. Richard Pryor: Live & Smokin’ (1. Scooby- Doo (2. 00.
Schindler’s List (1. Something’s Gotta Give (2. The Tenth Man (2. Thunderstruck (2. Trouble with the Curve (2. Tropic Thunder (2. A Weekend with the Family (2.
Available April 2. The D Train (2. 01. Available April 4. Louis C. K. 2. 01. Available April 6. The BFG (2. 01. 6)Available April 7.
El Faro De Las Orcas. Win It All. Available April 8.
Kubo and the Two Strings (2. Available April 1. Kevin Hart: What Now (2. Available April 1. El Elegido (The Chosen) (2.
Sandy Wexler. Available April 1. Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey(1. Slam. Available April 1. Lucas Brothers: On Drugs.
Available April 1. A Plastic Ocean Available April 2. The Prestige (2. 00. Sand Castle. Tramps.
Available April 2. The Secret Life of Pets (2. Available April 2. Phantom (2. 01. 3)Available April 2. Long Nights Short Mornings (2. Available April 2. Queen of Katwe (2.
The 1. 01- Year- Old Man Who Skipped Out on the Bill and Disappeared. Vir Das: Abroad Understanding. Available April 2. Trust (2. 01. 0) Available April 2. A Murder in the Park (2.
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The 1. 1 Most Exciting Queer Films of 2. So Far. Last year was a windfall year for LGBTQ cinema, thanks to a historic Best Picture win for “Moonlight” and Park Chan- wook’s exquisite “The Handmaiden” both receiving critical and commercial acclaim. While these highly deserving queer stories rose to the top, many smaller LGBT films were either forgotten or simply nowhere to be found.
READ MORE: LGBT Superheroes: Why . While it’s still difficult to get a gay film made (or any film, for that matter), it’s wonderful that, only halfway through 2. Which is why we think it’s important to celebrate them now, before the scuttle of awards season leaves only a few remaining. READ MORE: Elle Fanning’s Awful Hair In .
Notably, many of them have yet to find U. S. Reviewing for Indie. Wire, David Ehrlich wrote that the film “rates alongside recent LGBT phenomenons . An injured boy dissident hides in the basement of a lesbian separatist commune whose only goal is to smash the patriarchy by having tons of lesbian sex. High camp meets high femme in La Bruce’s homage to female domination, exquisitely rendered with bold colors and brash women. With a slip of the wimple, he also happens to critique binary views of gender while simultaneously glorifying the divine feminine. Cyd (Jessie Pinnick) is sexually curious in the most casual way, diverting herself equally with the genderqueer barista and the muscled gardener boy.
Miranda (Rebecca Spence) spends her days writing and reading, perfectly content to live a sexless intellectual life. The film’s triumph is in never pinning its characters down, and allowing for grey areas while still holding them accountable for their actions. Beautifully shot by Zoe White, “Princess Cyd” is a lush film about the joys and limitations of intimacy. The tense relationship between Johnny (Josh O’Connor) and Gheorghe (Alec Secareanu) softens as the young men birth lambs on a hillside together.
Lee bolsters the unfolding drama with documentary- like farm footage, leaving little to the imagination except the boys’ true feelings. It will undoubtedly draw comparisons to “Brokeback Mountain,” but with one key difference: A happy ending. READ MORE: . Criminal, the subjects of this witty whodunnit that puts two true crime podcasters at the center of the murders they have been chronicling.
An impressive jump from the creator of the cult- hit web series “The Slope” and “F to 7th,” “Women Who Kill” is a lesbian murder mystery out for blood. An evocative coming- of- age about a genderqueer child under the care of their sister and her Iranian boyfriend for a week, “They” pays homage to the great Abbas Kiarostami while rooted firmly in the future. On the next page: Queer history with gay and transgender activists, nightlife legends, and an evocative drama from a Sundance favorite.