Category Comedy

After passing the tests of Jumanji, Spencer, Martha, Fridge and Bethany are now a group of university students who return home for Christmas. In full transit to the next level of their lives, they are dragged back into the game to rescue Spencer, inexplicably absorbed. However, Jumanji is broken and will fight back unpredictably. In a universe that has grown and where there are no rules, they will have to survive new dangers with two other players. It took 22 years for the sequel to Jumanji to arrive. However, only a handful of months after Jumanji’s blockbuster: Welcome to the jungle returns to the big screen the most dangerous board game in film history. This time there are no rules, Jumanji is broken, unpredictable and has expanded his universe. Not only is there a lethal jungle waiting for intrepid players, but a whole variety of scenarios ranging from the arid desert dunes to snowy mountain peaks. If his predecessor was about discovering oneself, Jumanji: Next level talks about the changes in life we ​​experience as we mature. So do the avatars, again with the face of Dwayne Johnson (Fast and Furious: Hobbs and Shaw), Karen Gillan (Avengers: Endgame), Jack Black (The house of the clock on the wall) and Kevin Hart (School for failed), which completely permute their personalities. True to the franchise, this film directed by Jake Kasdan (Sex Tape: Something happens in the cloud) proposes a thrilling mix of action, incredible special effects and humor for all audiences...

Elsa was born with the incredible power of creating ice and snow. After years hiding this gift from the town of Arendelle for fear of being persecuted for it, Elsa is happy with her sister Anna and the rest of her friends. However, there is still something that makes her uneasy: a voice that tells her that there is something in her past that she does not know and endangers the entire kingdom. To solve this mystery, Elsa, Anna, Olaf, Sven and Kristoff will embark on an adventure through forests and dark seas. In 2013, Disney managed to outdo itself and made Frozen: The Ice Kingdom the highest grossing animated film of all time, in addition to winning 2 Oscars. Six years later, the anticipated sequel to the adventures of this group of endearing characters takes them through a dangerous journey beyond the borders of Arendelle to discover the secret of Elsa’s powers. Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck, responsible for the first installment, re-direct this story, inspired by the story of Hans Christian Andersen, where the now ice queen will have to discover the secret of her origins to save the world. With this starting point, Frozen II deepens the fraternal relationship of the protagonists and proposes a more mature, dark and complex story where they talk about maturity and find their own way. With the empowering spirit of its predecessor intact, the film changes the cold winter for a more autumnal color palette, to which seven new songs full of humor, emotion, action and epic are added...

Although we owe Michael Bay the creation of the Two Rebel Police saga, he is responsible for closing the trilogy the tandem formed by Adil El Arbi and Billal Fallah. The couple of Belgian filmmakers had demonstrated some expertise for the thriller with previous films such as the action tape Image (2014), the criminal drama Black (2015) or the crazy racial comedy Gangsta (2018). Now they are responsible for bringing to fruition the two ‘timbers’ that would scare Dirty Harry: Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence), condemned to understand each other more than ever before. The years have not passed in vain for either of them, but while Lowrey is committed to embracing his casual youthful past, Burnett is seriously thinking of retiring. However, a new threat arises and they will be reluctantly forced to investigate together a series of crimes that have put the neighborhood in check...

When the university newspaper offers Ashleigh the opportunity to interview film director Roland Pollard in Manhattan, she and her boyfriend Gatsby see the opportunity to enjoy an idyllic weekend in which he, of New York origin, shows him his Favorite places in the city. However, the sun will give way to rain and the couple will be separated by a series of circumstances. She will meet personalities from the big screen, and he will meet a girl from his past. In his nth walk through the streets of Manhattan, the Oscar-winning Woody Allen (Wonder Wheel) composes an optimistic tribute, in comedy key, to the romantic Hollywood classics. With identity as the main theme, both in regard to finding oneself, and to show the true self to others, Rainy Day in New York follows the adventures of a couple who, after being separated by a series of circumstances, Experience a momentous and revealing weekend. What promised to be an idyllic getaway of two lovers of wealthy families (a New Yorker and another from Arizona) will end up becoming two trips: one to the bowels of the film industry for her, and another to old and new emotions of the past for him. Topics as recurrent in Allen’s filmography as sentimental and family relationships or creative crises coexist with a reflection on the relentless dictatorship of time. Oscar nominee Timothée Chalamet (Beautiful Boy) and Elle Fanning (Seduction) lead the cast under the captivating and gray print of a rainy Big Apple...

Three good friends are invited to the morreo party. But there is a small problem: Max, twelve, has never kissed anyone. To learn how to do it, he decides to spy with his father’s drone on a couple of teenagers. However, the drone, which was strictly forbidden to play, will not end well. To replace him, Max and his two friends miss school and from there they get involved in a crazy adventure with police chases and stolen drugs. Behind good guys (a movie starring preteens and despite it as obscene as it was a hoot) only childhood friends Seth Roger and Evan Golberg, scriptwriters of Supersalidos, Superfumados and The Sausage Party could be as producers. In the direction, as was obvious, we find two people as unconventional as the previous ones: Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky, scriptwriters and producers of Bad Teacher, who debut in the direction. And despite this, good guys is a comedy suitable for young teenagers. The cast stands out most notably, and specifically the gang members: Jacob Tremblay (The Room) as Max, Brady Noon (from the Boardwalk Empire series) as Thor and Keith L...

Everyone knew The Beatles yesterday, but today Jack, a singer-songwriter who had given up his dream of succeeding in music, is the only one who remembers them. After a strange blackout, Jack wakes up in an alternative future where, singing the songs of the most famous band in history to an audience that has never heard them, will reach the top of the industry. However, this meteoric rise will jeopardize the relationship with Ellie, her muse and the only person who has always believed in him. If the Beatles did not exist, they would have to be invented. With this idea in mind, two of the key filmmakers of British cinema in recent decades, the eclectic and Oscar-winning Danny Boyle (T2: Trainspotting) and the father of the romantic comedy Richard Curtis (A matter of time) join forces in this Lovely rock spirit tape. Humor, friendship, love and the songs of the legendary Liverpool band are the main ingredients of Yesterday, a fantasy-dyed musical in which a failed composer from a small English town accidentally becomes the only person on the face of the Earth that knows successes like Let it Be or Hey Jude. Through the meteoric rise to stardom experienced by appropriating these issues and presenting them to an audience that listens to them for the first time, the film builds a story about the dangers of fame and leave behind loved ones that serves as a backdrop for An exciting and original love story...

Live the spree of their lives. That is the goal of two great and brilliant friends who the day before graduating from high school realize that they have dedicated so much to study that they have forgotten to have fun. After reaching this sad conclusion they decide to get down to work before going to university and live four years of fun concentrated in one night. A single evening whose purpose is to compensate for all the sacrifices that both have made in the name of their academic future. Super nerds is a fresh and intelligent film that goes beyond the typical youth comedy and incorporates a modern and feminist perspective. An ode to friendship, youth and, of course, parties, directed by actress Olivia Wilde (Like life itself), which is first put behind the cameras. The film stars Beanie Feldstein (Damn Neighbors 2) and Kaitlyn Dever (Beautiful Boy. You will always be my son), a leading duo consisting of two young talents from the world of acting that put themselves in the shoes of two girls who are point of finishing his studies at the institute. The two friends, intelligent students, realize that they have spent too much time between books and notes and that they have enjoyed little of this wonderful stage of life. Therefore, to celebrate their graduation they decide to take a crazy night and recover the time lost during these four years with a super party that will go down in history...

Josephine Chesterfield is an elegant and glamorous British woman who keeps her luxurious train of life by ripping off some of the richest men in the world. Everything changes when he meets Penny Rust, a classmate whose specialty is improvising in bars. Although they have completely different methods, these two experts in fleecing undesirables who have behaved badly with women will join forces to try to cheat a naive billionaire from the technology industry. After building a considerable television reputation that has led him to win two Emmy awards, Chris Addison (Veep) debuts as director of a feature film with compulsive timers, second remake of the 1964 comedy Two seducers after the starring Michael Caine and Steve Martin in 1988. The tricksters who starred in those now become two women of very different methods, but both experts in the art of lying and deception, who will join forces to carry out a master blow and, along the way, end up learning the one from the other. Beyond the change of gender in its main characters, the film gives a twist to the original material and proposes a completely new story full of gags and crazy situations that finds its best asset in the combination of physical humor of Rebel Wilson (Giving the note 3) and the elegance of Oscar-winning Anne Hathaway (Ocean’s 8)...

Charlotte Field is a great diplomat and one of the most influential women on the planet. Fred is an idealistic and unconventional journalist. Nothing unites them, except that she was his first love. After a fortuitous reunion, his sense of humor will captivate Charlotte, who will hire him to write his speeches. Against all odds, the chemistry between a Fred misplaced by luxury and the spotlights, and a Charlotte who aspires to the US presidency. It will become a risky romance. As if it were a modern fairy tale, the new comedy by Jonathan Levine (The Three Bad Kings) proposes a more than unlikely romance between an intelligent, influential woman with ample capacity to be president of the United States, and a Free-spirited journalist, who can hardly take the reins of his own life, of which in his youth he was a nanny and first love. Despite being light years away in any classification of power, success or attractiveness, the sense of humor and the idealistic spirit and fighter that share will end up distilling a chemistry that, inevitably, will lead them to live an intense relationship while traveling all over the world. The Oscar-winning Charlize Theron (Tully) and Seth Rogen (The Disaster Artist) waste complicity while unleashing their comic talent in a fun and irreverent film that rightly combines emotions and a political background...

Renee Barrett is a woman who feels complex with the beauty of the surrounding women or the ones she sees on TV or magazines, wanting her to become a sexy bomb. She does not stand in vain and tries all sorts of exercise or diets to get rid of extra pounds and fit what she considers to be criteria for beauty...