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GOOD LUCK, HAVE FUN, DON’T DIE (2025): New Trailer Starring Sam Rockwell, Michael Peña, Juno Temple, Zazie Beetz…

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die is the latest action/sci-fi/adventure from director Gore Verbinski.

Starring Sam Rockwell, Juno Temple, Zazie Beetz and Michael Peña, Rockwell plays an unhoused-looking man from the future. One who’s on a mission to recruit people to help him extinguish the terminal threat of a rogue artificial intelligence.

I love the title of this one. And if this trailer is anything to go by, we have plenty of laughter, great pacing and Rockwell magic in store.

Also, given what’s shown between 1:27 and 1:31 in this trailer, there might be some scares, too. I’m just glad that horror isn’t listed as a sub-category.

May this please be a well-executed film about the dangers of AI. What do you think of our chances?

Haley Lu Richardson, Stevel Marc, Tom Taylor, Tanya van Graan, Cassiel Eatock-Winnik, Georgia Goodman, Asim Chaudhry and Dino Fetscher also star.

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die Release Dates: February 13th, 2026…

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ROOFMAN (2025): New Trailer Starring Channing Tatum, Kiersten Dunst, Peter Dinklage, Ben Mendelsohn…

Roofman (2025), Channing Tatum, Paramount Pictures
Roofman (2025), Channing Tatum, Paramount Pictures

Based on a true story, Roofman is a new crime/drama about Jeffrey Manchester, a robber known for breaking and entering through the roof, and his time evading police capture.

Starring Channing Tatum, Kiersten Dunst, Peter Dinklage and Ben Mendelsohn, Roofman is directed by Derek Cianfrance.

I like Tatum in darker roles. I’m even more interested in this because it looks as though it’s missing a comedy categorisation.

Bring on the fun-looking adventure, I say.

Childhood fantasies of getting locked in sweetshops and toy stores overnight aside, how does this story appeal to you?

Melonie Diaz, LaKeith Stanfield, Uzo Aduba, Molly Price, Emory Cohen, Juno Temple, Jimmy O. Yang, Tony Revolori, Lily Collias and Gabe Fazio also star.

Roofman Release Dates: October 3rd, 2025 (UK); October 10th, 2025 (US)…

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VENOM – THE LAST DANCE (2024): New Trailer Starring Tom Hardy, Juno Temple, Rhys Ifans, Stephen Graham, Chiwetel Ejiofor…

Venom - The Last Dance (2024), Stephen Graham, Sony Pictures Entertainment
Venom – The Last Dance (2024), Stephen Graham, Sony Pictures Entertainment

Venom – The Last Dance is the final part of the Venom/Eddie Brock story.

Starriing Tom Hardy, Rhys Ifans, Stephen Graham, Juno Temple Chiwetel Ejiofor – and directed by Kelly Marcel; the duo are on the run as they’re hunted by both of their worlds.

This trailer has me wanting to see how Eddie Brock’s story gets wrapped up. I feel bad for him right now because he looks so worn down. How could one not be when an otherworldly and seemingly uncontrollable parasite lives within, and fully overpowers you?

I say all the above as someone who has largely forgotten the details of Venom‘s origin story. Still, I vote to give back Edie’s freedom and full control over his mind and body.

Are you intrigued enough to watch and see how Edie and Venom fair?

Cristo Fernández, Clark Backo, Ivo Nandi, Peggy Lu and Otis Winston also star.

Venom – The Last Dance Release Dates: October 25th, 2024 (US & UK)…

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TED LASSO – SEASON 2 (2021): The Things I Liked…

As some of you may remember, comedy/drama Ted Lasso – season one; the story of a US American Football coach, who arrives in the UK to manage a struggling English Premier League soccer team is, without a doubt, one of the best things that happened to me in 2020. 

Fast forward to now, when season two has both started and finished; let’s put it this way, I’ll make time for season three in 2022; however, I’ll be sure to calm myself right down should I find myself getting too excited about the third instalment.

Yes, season two of Jason Sudeikis and Hannah Waddingham’s Emmy Award-winning series did at times move me to laughter and tears. The problem is that it also made me cringe because some of what I adored about season one, such as the positive attitude and heartwarming kindness, in parts of season two, it’s written in a way that often felt forced. The most irritating example of this, for me, is the Christmas episode.

Ted Lasso (2021), Hannah Waddingham, Jason Sudeikis, Apple TV+
Ted Lasso (2021), Hannah Waddingham, Jason Sudeikis, Apple TV+

Another way that season two disappointed me is how it handled delving more into the lives of the less central characters. Rather than finding myself engrossed in some of these secondary stories, I was annoyed that I wasn’t learning more about Lasso himself. Additionally, during these departures from the main focus, when Lasso did feature, the writing leant into his eccentricities in a fashion that, for me, cheapened his character.

As creative and somewhat well-edited as the episode that focuses on coach Beard is, thematically, it just felt out of place with the rest of the season. Then there’s the fact that I did not believe the direction of Beard’s love story with the mysterious Jane.

Speaking of not believing, where Nate’s all-important character journey is concerned, I sadly neither liked nor did I buy it.

All in all, I’m sad to say that season two of Ted Lasso annoyed me more than it pleased me. Even though I was glad to learn more about Lasso’s history and struggles, the season is more reminiscent of the short-lived Sex and the City movie franchise than I’d hoped. Meaning, I loved the first movie, but my goodness was it abundantly clear that the second film was hugely rushed, resulting in a less than pleasing result.

There are actually no specific episodes that stand out as my favourite in season two. But almost all episodes of season one do. Luckily, I do have a favourite season two moment, and that is how Jamie Tartt’s all-important walk on to the pitch is captured and presented.

What do you think of Season two of Ted Lasso? Have I been too harsh? Let me know in the comments below.

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TED LASSO – SEASON 2 (2021): New Trailer Starring Jason Sudeikis, Juno Temple, Hannah Waddingham, Brendan Hunt…

Ted Lasso - Season 2 (2021), Jason Sudeikis, Apple TV+
Ted Lasso – Season 2 (2021), Jason Sudeikis, Apple TV+

Read my spoiler-free movie review of  Ted Lasso Season 2 (2020).


Ted Lasso, my favourite show of 2020; the one about an American football couch who moves to England to coach British football, all while having zero prior knowledge of the game has a brand new teaser trailer.

I can only imagine the pressure to make season two as wonderful as the first one. 2021 may not look quite as bleak as 2020 did, but at least we know that kindness and the need to always believe never go out of style. And so, I’m hoping for another great bunch of episodes that result in many more lifted spirits, smiles and maybe even some happy tears. Full disclosure, I absolutely cried during season one, more than twice!

Anyone else expecting/hoping for Lasso to get a viable love interest this season?

The cast for season 2 includes Jason Sudeikis, Juno Temple, Hannah Waddingham, Brendan Hunt, Toheeb Jimoh, Nick Mohammed, Jeremy Swift, Phil Dunster, Brett Goldstein, Billy Harris and more including some welcome new faces.

Ted Lasso – Season 2 Release Date: July 23rd, 2021, Apple TV+

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