As any Eddie Murphy, or general comedy fan, likely knows, the Klump family was introduced in Murphy’s 1996 remake of The Nutty Professor. In the film, the actor iconically played lovable scientist Sherman Klump, along with his outspoken but loving family members. Murphy specifically played both of Sherman’s parents along with his brother and grandmother. Aside from the Klump family, he even played fitness star Lance Perkins.
As for exactly why Tom And Jerry was able to hit so well, there is no big, specific answer, but there are some tiny ones that help explain it. For starters, thanks to the vaccine rollout things are starting to improve in regards to the pandemic, and it’s possible that the good news (including theater reopenings in New York City next month) is giving people more confidence to see a film at their local cinema. One also can’t ignore the constant and powerful draw that every family movie has on the big screen (The Croods: A New Age is another title that had one of the best mid-pandemic openings, pulling in $9.7 million in November 2020).
When it comes to months loaded with new releases, March isn’t typically one of the first to get mentioned. Things are much different this time around, as there are a ton of new movies in March 2021 (in theaters, streaming, and both in some cases). From long-awaited sequels like Coming 2 America, the arrival of Zack Snyder’s Justice League, and a duel between two of the fiercest monsters to walk the earth in Godzilla vs. Kong, the third month of the year is shaping up to be one to remember.
But, with so many movies coming out in March 2021 (14 and counting), keeping track of them and their respective release dates (which could change without a moment’s notice) is no easy task. Fear not, for we have put together a list of all the new movies in March 2021, when they’re coming out, and how you can watch them. There’s a lot to unpack so let’s get started…
If you’ve seen the movie in question, the trank gun plots are some of the funniest in the film, but it was the flying scene that really got the actor excited about starring in the movie. However, there’s a Part 2 to this story as well, as Ben Schwartz actually had to film the Flora & Ulysses scene in question, which didn’t go as well as anticipated. As many superhero-esque scenes require these days, this one was harness-based, similar to the harnesses the various Avengers have used for flight and other key superhero moments in the Disney films.
The chances of a Knightmare-inspired Snyder Cut sequel are very slim at this point, as Zack Snyder admitted. Still, stranger things have happened. There was, after all, a time when many of us didn’t think his cut of Justice League would ever see the light of day.
No doubt this change will cause grumbling among some parkgoers, many of whom find a reason to grumble about everything, but I think for most people, this will seem totally understandable. Disney, of course, wants the experience in the parks to be as easy and fun as possible, but it’s also important that cast members (in this case: servers) are able to work as safely as possible. That means limiting interactions with guests who don’t have their masks on. This will be a big step toward doing that.
In only a short time, Tom Holland has become one of the most recognizable celebrities in the world. The actor was practically an unknown in the US before he was cast as the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Spider-Man in 2015, but times certainly have changed. Still, like many celebrities, there has been a learning curve when it comes to stardom, and he needed a bit of help when it came to navigating his newfound fame. As it so happens, his Spider-Man co-star, Zendaya, is one of the people who’s helped him to do so. And one particularly important piece of advice came after Holland was “a bit of a dick” to some of his fans.
I love nothing more than somebody standing by their art, standing by their past, and standing by their pain. Something that’s gonna inspire, make a difference and transform a new America. [Billie Holiday] was doing just that. And when she refused to stop singing it, and it was a big middle finger to the way she was being treated. The government maliciously using her as an example because she was an addict because she wouldn’t stop singing Strange Fruit.
My character, Harry Anslinger, felt that it was stirring up America in the wrong way. And it made him uncomfortable because he was so insecure and had his own qualms with it and his place in his profession, you know, he wanted none of it. So it showed how selfish she was. He always had ulterior motives in his career and it was very malicious what he was doing to Billie when other white artists that were heroin addicts, specifically, were sent to doctors, and he had her sent to prison to detox. He took her cabaret license from her so she could never perform publicly after that. She faced a lot of immense brutality and that’s why this film is such an educational experience when you’re watching it. I think it should be shown in every classroom for history, for music, and others can learn as much as we have while making this film.
Comedy favorite and two time Oscar nominee Jonah Hill is comfortable with himself and how he looks. It was a process to get to that point, but he’s definitely there now. He knows that because a photographer recently followed him while he was surfing and took pictures of him without a shirt on. The resulting photos ran around online, and Hill realized, much to his satisfaction, that he doesn’t care anymore. So, he celebrated his lack of caring by posting the photos himself, along with a thoughtful note of encouragement to others.
These days, it’s hard to know for certain when anything will come out. Putting together a list of the year’s upcoming movies is like playing a long-winded game of musical chairs, where everything keeps circling the calendar until, eventually, it comes out.
When it comes to Pixar’s newest movie, Luca, there’s an understandable (and desirable) appeal in putting it out during the balmy summer season. The warm oceanside movie fits this breezy season quite perfectly; in a normal year, it would be a no-brainer to release this movie during the crowded mid-year season. But 2021 is uncertain in nearly every respect, and there are no guarantees that this summer will be back to normal.
Therefore, while Pixar has previously scheduled Luca for June 18, 2021, the most recent marketing materials have avoided plugging any specific release date, only claiming that it’ll arrive in “Summer 2021,” though the Youtube description for the trailer does get a bit more specific with “June 2021.”
Currently, the animated movie is slated to arrive only in theaters, though Pixar might later pursue the Disney+ option — as they did with Soul.