New movies hollywood 2023

If you've hit play on just about every Red, White & Royal Blue to Reese Witherspoon returning to her rom-com roots beside Ashton Kutcher in Netflix's Your Place or Mine, there are plenty of movies coming up that Love classic high school romance à la ? Bookmark this page for news on Disney+'s Prom Pact, a tale of a girl who has set her sights on attending Harvard, but needs the help of a charming fellow classmate to get off the waitlist. Looking for a movie that has heart-stopping romance and action? Look no further than J.Lo's latest blockbuster, Shotgun Wedding, which sees a couple's extravagant destination wedding get hijacked by criminals. Even legendary romance songstress Celine Dion ( T itanic, anyone?) pops up on this list, with the star making her acting debut in the May 2023 film, Love Again. Grab a few blankets, pop some popcorn, and get ready to settle in with the best romantic movies 2023 has to offer. When it premieres: February 10, 2023 on What it's about: Long-distance best friends Debby (Reese Witherspoon) and Peter (Ashton Kutcher) live on opposites coasts of the U.S. But when they swap homes and lives for a week, the two discover the life they thought they wanted may not be the life they actually need. When it premieres: April 21, 2023 on What it's about: What would you do if the person you fell head over heels for ended up being a secret agent? That's what Cole (Chris Evans) has to figure out when he learns what Sadie's (Ana de Armas) day job is. After on...

This is arguably Netflix's big talking point: where else will you find Chris Hemsworth, Jennifer Lopez, Adam Sandler, Kevin Hart, Millie Bobby Brown and Mahershala Ali? An awards show, maybe. One of the The likely biggest new Netflix movie of 2023 will be Damsel, a fantasy-action movie starring Millie Bobby Brown as a sword-wielding lady who has to deal with a fire-breathing dragon. Co-stars include Angela Bassett, Robin Wright and Ray Winstone. Looking through this list, we're the most excited about Sam Esmail's thriller Leave the World Behind, an adaptation of a pager-turner of a novel that stars Julia Roberts and Mahershala Ali. The book it's based on is all about an Airbnb vacation gone horribly wrong, but it's not at all like Barbarian, which bears the same description. It's the most-likely on this list to reach our Elsewhere in the new movies on Netflix in 2023, Kevin Hart's got a heist in F. Gary Gray's Lift, Zack Snyder's back with Rebel Moon. Adam Sandler has three movies on this list: Murder Mystery 2 with Jennifer Aniston, the animated film Leo and the intergalactic Spaceman. Check out Netflix's preview video below before you dive into the complete list. Oh, and expect more than the below list. Netflix's announcement for this list states that "this list isn’t inclusive of ALL titles coming in 2023, as we still have some unannounced films and surprises up our sleeves." Below, Netflix's official descriptions are listed below the titles and release dates, and title...

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Blockbusters are back, baby! Between the early returns on Avatar: The Way of Water and the $1.5 billion that Top Gun: Maverick brought in globally, everything old is new again ( again) in Hollywood. That could be a very good thing for studios in the coming year, which promises some very-long-awaited sequels, hot Willy Wonka, superheroes galore, and several minutes of Tom Cruise running. The slate of movies being released in 2023 is jam-packed; these are the 15 we’re most excited to see. Ten years, one stage musical, a reality show, and soon-to-be-three movies later, the idea of Steven Soderbergh directing Channing Tatum in a semiautobiographical stripper drama still seems preposterous. But it works! And Tatum’s ready to slip into—and out of—his tearaway pants one more time. Magic Mike’s third installment finds Mike Lane (Tatum) broke and bartending back in Florida, where he meets a socialite (Salma Hayek) who convinces him to take his pelvic gyrations across the pond, though her reasons for luring Mike to London aren’t purely for the love of a proper floor-humping. That the trailer ranks alongside Flashdance for the amount of water splashed upon its dancers bodes well. Ant-Man isn’t the most profitable series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it’s the most delightful for two reasons: Paul. Rudd. The most likable man in Hollywood plays petty criminal turned Avenger Scott Lang, who has a suit that allows him to shrink or grow. It will come in handy in Quantumania, where ...

Logo text Paramount is getting the Enterprise gang back together. No, not the 1960s series turned film series cast, but rather the cast of the J.J. Abrams relaunch that debuted in 2009 and went on to star in two subsequent movies. Paramount executive Brian Robbins and producer Abrams made the announcement at Paramount’s investor event Tuesday, although details were not revealed. No deals are in place, but Paramount hopes that returning castmembers will include Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Simon Pegg, Karl Urban, Zoe Saldaña and John Cho, who have starred in three films, beginning with 2009’s The announcement signals a breakthrough to relaunch Trek on the big screen. The studio has been trying to regroup the cast since at least in 2018, when negotiations with Pine and Chris Hemsworth, who had a small role in Abrams’ 2009 film, Star Trek Into Darkness (2013) and Star Trek Beyond (2016), the last big-screen outing. WandaVision director Matt Shakman is directing the next Star Trek movie, with Josh Friedman and Cameron Squires rewriting a script from Lindsey Beer and Geneva Robertson-Dworet. In recent years, Trek primarily has lived on the small screen, with numerous streaming shows on Paramount+ including Star Trek Discoveryand Picard. Executives at Paramount’s investor day noted the company was focused on creating franchises that lived both on the Paramount+ streaming service and on the big screen, with other projects announced including a Sonic the Hedgehogmovie as well as a ...

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