Dragon Ball Super Movie 2018 Review

Breaking! The first teaser trailer for Dragon Ball Super's next movie is here, and it gives fans their first-look at Goku's next adventure after the Tournament of Power. As you can see, Dragon Ball Super is still going to be around even after its TV series ends this weekend. The franchise plans on continuing with the first Dragon Ball Super film, and it seems a lot will go down in this feature. Not only will a brand-new creative team take over its art style, but Goku will get an entirely new design and a new villain will be introduced as well. The trailer above shows just a snippet of the new film. Goku is seen preparing for battle on a deserted wasteland, and the icy tundra marks a very different kind of battlefield for Goku. The hero can be seen prepping for battle as he jumps in place, and then the movie's big baddie is shown way above the Saiyan. The guy isn't shown, but he looks plenty muscular and appears to be wearing a variation of Saiyan armor. The reel ends with Goku charging forward, saying that it is time to get started. Little other information was shared about the film aside from this footage, but it goes without saying that fans are still hyped. The long-awaited movie will carry on the name of Dragon Ball Super after its TV installment goes on break, and it looks like the feature will have plenty of Saiyan goodies to unpack. So, here's to hoping fans get even more information about the movie sooner rather than later.

Ready Player One Full Movie Review

Steven Spielberg's "Ready Player One" had its world premiere Sunday night. Like the classic '80s arcade games the movie references, the premiere came with a few glitches. The premiere, which took place at the South by Southwest conference and film festival in Austin, Texas, experienced technical difficulties when the theater's sound system went down during a climatic scene in the film's final act. Some in Austin's packed Paramount Theatre at first thought the silence was part of the movie, but quickly began to laugh and murmur once the film came to a standstill on screen. The projectionist replayed the scene, but again the sound went out, leading to a delay of about 10 minutes while those holding the festival scrambled to get it up and running again. Though the delay meant a break in the moviegoing spell as audience members checked their phones, went to the bathroom and talked with one another wondering if they would be able to see the end of the movie, it also seemed to heighten the enthusiasm in the room. On the third try, when the sound system finally worked, there was a loud round of applause.

Sherlock Gnomes Full Movie Review

The second trailer of upcoming British-American 3D computer-animated romantic comedy mystery movie “Sherlock Gnomes”’ is out and it is making some serious waves. Directed by John Stevenson, the film is a sequel to 2011’s “Gnomeo and Juliet” which didn’t fare very good reviews. The little gnomes hire Sherlock Gnomes to help investigate a queer disappearance. The “Sherlock Gnomes” is voiced by Johnny Depp, James McAvoy, Emily Blunt, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Mary J. Blige. The film has been in production for several years but despite that the film doesn’t look too promising. Fart jokes kick in just 25 seconds into the movie. There isn’t too much to look forward into the movie as the story looks very bland. Gnomeo and Juliet which was made for $36 million and grossed $194 million, gives us reason that this movie too will gross out good returns. It will be the first film from Paramount Animation to be entirely animated, and the first animated film from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer since 2008's “Igor”. The film is slated to release on 23rd March 2018.