Wild About Movies brings you the complete list of 2019 Movies in theaters, as well as all 2017 Movies and all 2018 Movies that were in theaters. We also provide you with information about every movie coming to theaters through 2021; 2020 Movies and 2021 Movies. Among the many probably box office hits coming to theaters in 2019: Child's Play 2019, Toy Story 4, The Lion King 2019, Aladdin 2019, It Chapter 2, Top Gun 2020, Cats and The Avengers 4. Also, check out Tim Nasson's Top 10 Movies of 2018. Are celebrity interviews your thing? In our Interviews section you'll see our Paul Walker interview, by Tim Nasson and hundreds of additional celebrity interviews from 1996 to today, including our interview with Glenn Close. While Avengers: Infinity War was the highest grossing movie worldwide in 2018, can the final Avengers film, Avengers: Endgame, end up as the biggest movie at the 2019 box office? It will have to compete with Star Wars: Episode 9, the final film in the Star Wars saga. Our money is on Star Wars: Episode 9 being the #1 film at the U.S. movie box office, and Avengers: Endgame taking the prize as most popular movie worldwide.

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  Men In Black International Review

  Men In Black International is the fourth film in the big screen franchise that all began in 1997 with Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones in the lead roles. This sequel, the first since 2012, and the first not directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, takes its title seriously. Beginning and ending in Paris, at the Eiffel Tower, with Agent H (Chris Hemsworth) and Agent T, better known as High T, (Liam Neeson), fighting The Hive, the cast manages to flit about the world in a span of less than two hours, including stops in NYC, London, Marrakesh and Naples. Tessa Thompson's (Westworld) Agent M becomes the first leading female Man In Black and the film devotes its first twenty minutes to setting up her debut.

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  Secret Life of Pets 2 Review

  As with the original, we are once again transported to NYC, including Alicia Keys' song New York serving as the opening scene title track, against a backdrop of a beautiful Central Park summer day. Instead of all of the characters going off on one adventure when their owners go to work, as they did in the original, there are three stories, all tied together. The first has Max and Duke (Eric Stonestreet), who really don't like children, thinking twice about kids when their owner literally picks up a stranger off the street and marries him, and immediately has a baby. More protective of the kid than the kid's parents are, the dogs learn from Rooster (Ford) at a farm they visit that, sometimes, there is such a thing as worrying too much.

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  Late Night Review

  The film's plot is predictable from beginning to end. Thompson's marriage is failing because she is working too hard. (And because she is just an unlikable person). Her new female hire, Molly, (Kaling), quits, because she is so vile. How will it end? It is not a sin to give away that everything turns out the way you think it would as, again, there is not an ounce of originality in the script. The highest grossing movie in Amazon Studios' short and most likely dated history, Beautiful Boy, grossed just over $7 million. The studio botched that film's big Oscar chances, too, failing to garner a Best Actor Oscar nod for its star Timothee Chalamet. While Late Night will end up earning more than Beautiful Boy at the box office, it is hardly going to become "the" summer comedy the studio so conceitedly thought it would. It will be lucky to earn $20 million during its entire theatrical run.