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Comedy, No Spoiler Reviews

LITTLE BROTHER (2026): The Things I Liked…

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I’ll get right to it. Little Brother, John Cena and Eric Andre’s latest comedy, the one in which Cena plays a famous real estate agent whose life is hugely disrupted by his eccentric brother, is not a good film. 

I mean, yes, the emotional last twenty minutes or so were moving. But the only reason I made it that far, and begrudgingly so, is because I enjoy watching Cena.

The rest of the movie succeeded at being annoying. Essentially, the story isn’t great, and Andre’s character is super obnoxious, even though, believe it or not, he wasn’t quite as grating as I feared he’d be. 

If you’re super curious, sure, hit play. Otherwise, why not rewatch Rush Hour 2 (2001) instead?

Happy Film Loving,

G

Comedy

LITTLE BROTHER (2026): New Trailer From John Cena, Michelle Monaghan, Eric André…

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John Cena, Eric Andre and Michelle Monaghan’s latest comedy, Little Brother, has Cena as a famous real estate agent whose life is disrupted with the arrival of his eccentric brother (Andre).

Directed by Matt Spicer, additional key cast includes Ego Nwodim, Christopher Meloni and Sherry Cola.

I may end up finding Andre’s character too irritating, but I still want to see this because of Cena.

Is this one you’re looking forward to?

Pilot Bunch, Sophia Bunnell, Bryce Gheisar, Christina Catechis and Brian Keane also star.

Little Brother Release Dates: June 26th, 2026 (US & UK)…

Happy Film Loving,

G

Adventure, Animation, Comedy

CONNECTED (2020): New Trailer Starring Olivia Colman, Danny McBride, Maya Rudolph, Eric André…

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Connected (2019), Sony Pictures Entertainment
Connected (2019), Sony Pictures Entertainment

Directed by  Michael Rianda and Jeff Rowe, a tech uprising is what’s happening in Olivia Colman, Eric André, Maya Rudolph and Danny McBride’s latest animated comedy, Connected.

Centred around soon-to-be college student Katie Mitchell, Katie’s family decides to make a road trip out of driving her to university. Only, those plans get interrupted by the aforementioned tech uprising. And soon, it’s up to the Mitchells to save the world.

There seems to be a lot going on in this trailer but I do like the animation style which reminds me of some story book illustrations young me used to enjoy.

I’m also interested in seeing how Katie’s father deals with his daughter no longer needing him as much as she used to. Fingers crossed, the end result will be a pleasant surprise.

Michael Rianda and Abbie Jackson also star.

Connected Release Dates…

Happy Film Loving,

G

Source: JustWatch