Kristen Wiig

Prince Adam discovers that the strange memories shaping his life are real when the lost Sword of Power resurfaces, forcing him to return to Eternia and challenge the tyrant who shattered his family and kingdom. After being separated for 15 years, the Sword of Power leads Prince Adam back to Eternia where he discovers his home shattered under the fiendish rule of Skeletor. To save his family and his world, Adam must join forces with his closest allies, Teela and Duncan/Man-At-Arms, and embrace his true destiny as He-Man — the most powerful man in the universe. Prince Adam, having been sent to Earth as a child to protect him from the evil Skeletor, searches for the missing sword of power, needed to return to Eternia and reclaim his world. With his heroes of Eternia, Adam must battle Skeletor's horde of villains to prevent him from gaining the ultimate power and ensure he is unstoppable. Prince Adam has spent fifteen years on Earth searching for the magical weapon that vanished during Eternia's fall to Skeletor, refusing to abandon the world everyone else believes exists only in his imagination. After the Sword finally reveals itself, Adam reunites with Teela and returns to a homeland reduced to ruins under enemy rule. Resistance fighters, old allies, and forgotten legends gather as he struggles to earn their trust while learning what the Power truly demands of its champion. Every march toward Castle Grayskull forces Adam to balance compassion with strength as the fate of Eternia hangs over every choice. Fifteen years after fleeing the planet Eternia to seek refuge on Earth, Prince Adam still feels like a fish out of water. But his noble roots are calling. While scouring the internet for his lost Sword of Power, Adam accidentally alerts Skeletor—the skull-faced tyrant who has since taken over his home world. Reunited with his fierce childhood friend, Teela, Adam embarks on a high-stakes quest beyond the stars to free his captive parents and reclaim the realm. Before he can face dark magic and deadly armies, Adam must unlock his dormant inner strength, unite a broken team of legendary warriors, and finally embrace his destiny as a leader. Now, the people's champion is on the verge of making history. Who can stand in the way of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe? [NARRATION_OPEN: Prince Adam / He-Man (Nicholas Galitzine)] "Where do I start? Well, I guess what I really want to say is, everything I am is because of where I come from. Eternia, a world of endless beauty. All that stuff that only exists in legends and bedtime stories. On Eternia, that stuff is real. Griffins, dragons, talking tigers, enchanted forests, burning deserts, islands in the sky. You name it. I swear I'm not high. And then we've got Castle Grayskull. My father once told me that Eternia is the beating heart of the cosmos. And Grayskull is the heart of that heart. So I guess the heart of the heart of the heart is the Power of Grayskull. They say it can make a man as mighty as a god. To keep it safe, the Power was bound within a vessel. An ancient sword they called the Sword of Power. Yeah, I know, but that's what they went with. Legend said that when Eternia was in its greatest need, a hero would step forth and wield the Sword, and, you know, use it awesomely. Until that day, it was locked away within the castle under the watchful eye of the Sorceress, who was wise, and ancient, and a little scary, to be honest. But she's cool. She's cool. For hundreds of years, Grayskull has remained under the protection of my ancestors. See, I come from a pretty impressive lineage of mighty heroes. Noble, strong, fearless." [NARRATION_CLOSE: Prince Adam / He-Man (Nicholas Galitzine)] On the majestic planet Eternia, the sprawling capital city of Eternos surrounds Castle Grayskull, a fortress guarded by the Sorceress (Morena Baccarin) and housing the Sword of Power within. Young Prince Adam (Artie Wilkinson-Hunt) resists his mandatory combat training, preferring to stay home with his talking tiger cub, Cringer (Fletcher Glenn, voice). His mother, Queen Marlena (Charlotte Riley), sends him regardless, and at the training ground Duncan (Idris Elba), the King's Man-At-Arms and commander of the Royal Guard, presides over the session. King Randor (James Purefoy) arrives and observes his son goofing around with his best friend Teela (Eire Farrell), who is also Duncan's daughter. Randor steps onto the training ground and singles Adam out in front of the entire class, challenging him to a bout and then knocking him to the dirt, telling him: "This world is no place for the weak." Duncan quietly urges Adam to get back up and look strong when the King turns around. Adam walks off alone. Teela finds him, and the two children notice the Sorceress gazing skyward as a massive fleet of ships descends and begins bombarding Eternos. Adam and Teela race back toward the palace as a battle engulfs the city, the Eternian military engaging thousands of enemy soldiers and monstrous creatures. Duncan moves the royal family, Teela included, through the battlefield. Their passage is blocked by Trap Jaw (Sam C. Wilson), a partially mechanized lieutenant, and Duncan orders the family to keep moving while he fights. Duncan initially gains the upper hand, but Trap Jaw's mechanical augmentations allow him to recover and incapacitate Duncan, who drops a bomb behind him as he pursues the royals. Teela runs back, wakes her unconscious father, and both leap from a window as the bomb detonates. On the bridge leading to Castle Grayskull, King Randor, Queen Marlena, and Adam are surrounded. Their encirclement parts to reveal Skeletor (Jared Leto), a skull-faced dark wizard who announces he has lurked in the deepest and darkest corners of the universe, building his forces while waiting for his moment. Randor tells Adam to be strong, then turns to hold the enemy soldiers back, allowing his wife and son to run. He is overwhelmed. Skeletor takes the crown from Randor's head, has him taken away, and turns toward his true objective: the Sword of Power. Inside Castle Grayskull, the Sorceress presses the Sword into Adam's hands and opens a portal, telling him to take the blade somewhere safe, far from Skeletor. Skeletor breaks into the keep and blasts Marlena. The Sorceress holds him and his forces back while calling out to Adam that the Sword is his only way home when the time comes. Adam leaps through the portal, but the maelstrom of energy tears the Sword from his hands before depositing him on Earth, his mother's home planet. Fifteen years later in Oklahoma City, an adult Adam Glenn (Nicholas Galitzine) finishes telling this story to a woman named Julie (Elena Rivers) on a date; she departs without explanation. Adam returns to his apartment and his housemate Hussein (Christian Vunipola), who advises him to stop telling people a story that everyone in his life has attributed to psychosis brought on by the traumatic death of his parents. Adam insists it is all real. He has spent the intervening years obsessively searching for the Sword and filling notebooks and walls with drawings and maps of Eternia to preserve the memory of his home. The next day, Adam goes to work at a human resources firm, where he spends time on the clock posting personal ads searching for the Sword. At a gym, a large older man known only as Macho Man (Dolph Lundgren) advises him to "get behind yourself, not in front," and wishes him a good journey. Later, his supervisor Suzie (Sasheer Zamata) calls him in and informs him that his work has suffered as a result of his obsession, and he will be terminated if he does not stop. At that moment Adam's phone vibrates with a response to one of his ads, stating his sword has been located. Adam rushes downtown to a comic book store, where the anonymous contact leads him to the Sword, currently affixed to a display statue. Adam struggles to pull it free as baffled staff and customers watch, eventually wrenching it loose. He holds it aloft and recites the incantation he remembers: "By the Power of Grayskull, I have to go home." Nothing happens, and Adam flees the store with the Sword. Back at the apartment, he begs the Sword to do something. It does not. The next morning, police officers Black (Max Kraus) and Blumenthal (Kelly Coughlin) arrive to arrest him for theft. The officers drive Adam away in their cruiser and are stopped on a highway by traffic. When they step out to investigate, the other motorists flee. Adam watches from the back seat as Beast Man (Gary Martin), a massive ape-like creature, rampages toward the vehicle. Beast Man attacks Adam, pursuing him as he tries to run with the Sword. Before Beast Man can finish him, he is shot down by a young warrior: Teela (Camila Mendes). They reunite. Teela reveals that both she and Beast Man followed a signal emitted by the Sword when Adam raised it, and asks why he waited fifteen years to do so. Adam admits he lost the Sword the night he arrived on Earth. Beast Man recovers and charges again; Teela fights him as they retreat to her ship in the middle of the city. They take off before he can reach them and travel through a portal back to Eternia. During the journey, Teela tells Adam that she and all of Eternia believed him dead. Adam asks about his parents. She confirms that Skeletor took them on the night of the invasion, and they have not been seen since. When they arrive at Eternos, they find it reduced to ash and ruin. One of Skeletor's spies, Tri-Klops (Kojo Attah), spots them from the wreckage. At Snake Mountain, Skeletor's fortress, his chief lieutenant Evil-Lyn (Alison Brie) reports to Skeletor that Beast Man has returned from Earth without the Sword, which Teela has taken. Skeletor acknowledges that even with his Staff of Havoc, his vast army, and all the power he commands, none of it is secure so long as the Sword remains out of his grasp. He means to be a god, not merely a king, and the Sword is the instrument of that ambition. Teela takes Adam to a subterranean base where the surviving Eternians operate a resistance led by what remains of the Royal Guard. She introduces Adam as the Prince of Eternia, but the assembled warriors reject the claim based on his bearing and speech. Adam recognizes each of them from his childhood drawings: Fisto (Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson), identified by his enormous mechanical fist; Ram Man (Jon Xue Zhang), armed with a ramming helmet; and Mekaneck (James Wilkinson), whose neck extends mechanically. He also recognizes Dian (Christiaan Bettridge), a guards-woman who used to bully him as a child, and Moss Man (Stephen Adentan). The warriors confiscate the Sword to examine it, and send both Adam and Teela to a holding cell while they deliberate. In the cell, Adam and Teela find an unconscious drunk and a large robot performing menial cleaning duties. Adam identifies the robot as a Class-4 Battlebot, the deadliest model ever engineered. The robot, designated Roboto (Kristen Wiig, voice), confirms the classification and corrects Adam's estimate of her battlefield value upward. Outside, the Royal Guard confirms the Sword is genuine, but before any further discussion is possible, Skeletor's forces storm the base. Through the cell door, Adam invites Roboto to join them and fight as the warrior she was built to be. She accepts and breaks the door. Teela insists they bring the unconscious man as well, who is in fact a long-sober Duncan, now deeply diminished by drink. They wake him; he is too intoxicated to walk. Roboto, who was reprogrammed into a domestic servant by Duncan after a near-fatal incident with her combat systems, carries him out as the four make their way through the chaos of the attack. They find Ram Man in the confusion; he returns the Sword and tells them to keep it away from Skeletor, who has arrived. They make it to the hangar, where Trap Jaw and a squad of enemy soldiers are waiting. Adam steps forward and attempts to talk Trap Jaw down, employing conflict resolution techniques. Trap Jaw attacks him. Adam is beaten to the floor. Teela and Duncan tell him to use the Sword. Adam sees a vision of the Sorceress reminding him of the incantation. With no other option, Adam raises the Sword and calls upon the Power of Grayskull. A wave of energy erupts and transforms him into the muscle-bound Champion of Grayskull. He faces Trap Jaw directly, withstands his cannon arm's fire, rips the cannon free, and turns it on the remaining soldiers. He, Teela, Duncan, and Roboto board Teela's ship. They narrowly evade Skeletor himself and lift off, but Skeletor's forces pursue. Adam dispatches enemy craft in the air while Teela evades, but the ship sustains too much damage and crash-lands in deep forest, separating the group. Meanwhile, Skeletor's forces round up the last of the free Eternians. Skeletor threatens to execute them one by one until someone identifies the Champion wielding the Sword. When they refuse, he executes Moss Man, then prepares to move to the next captive. Fisto steps forward and identifies the Champion as the long-lost Prince of Eternia. Skeletor orders all captives imprisoned while he considers how to draw Adam out. Teela, Duncan, and Roboto emerge from the wreck. Teela goes to find Adam and orders Duncan to remain behind, having taken up his duties as Man-At-Arms and no longer trusting him. Duncan searches through Teela's effects aboard the ship and finds his old gear. Adam wakes on the forest floor and sees a falcon perched on the Sword. The Sorceress (Morena Baccarin), speaking through the falcon, tells him he is destined to save Eternia. The falcon departs as Teela arrives and leads Adam back to the camp. She finds Duncan shaved and dressed in his old armor, holding a flask. She objects to any further drinking. Adam sits with Duncan, conflicted about the violence he inflicted on Trap Jaw and the soldiers. Duncan tells him that fighting when others cannot protect themselves is not mere violence; it is protection, and it is fought for the future of his people. Later, as Adam and Teela gather supplies, she confesses she has thought about him every day since he left. When Adam says the same, she walks back the implication, calling him a very good friend. That night, Skeletor's image appears in the sky. He reveals that King Randor and Queen Marlena have been kept alive and offers to trade them for the Sword. He instructs Adam to come to Snake Mountain and ends the transmission. Adam resolves immediately to go, not to surrender the Sword but to kill Skeletor and free his parents. Teela argues strongly against walking into Skeletor's fortress, but Adam says that now that he carries the Power, he must use it. He will go with or without them. All three, along with Roboto, choose to accompany him. They trek to the volcanic wastes and arrive at Snake Mountain's gate. Adam announces himself and demands Skeletor. His companions are separated and taken to the dungeon while he is escorted to the throne room by Goat Man (Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson), Skeletor's brutish enforcer. In the throne room at the mountain's peak, Adam finds Skeletor on the balcony, and draws the Sword. Skeletor demonstrates his leverage: King Randor, positioned perilously close to the edge. Adam demands his father's release. Skeletor instead summons his personal guard, comprising Goat Man, Tri-Klops, Spikor (James Apps), Karg (Hung Dante Dong), and a full contingent of soldiers, with orders to take the Sword. The Champion of Grayskull fights the entire group, incapacitating most of them and killing the rest. He charges Skeletor. Evil-Lyn intervenes and freezes Adam in place with dark magic. Skeletor prepares to kill Randor with Adam's own Sword. Adam fights through the magical paralysis and fires a bolt of energy at Skeletor. Skeletor evades, but the blast collapses part of the ceiling onto Randor. Adam reaches his father. They reconcile. Adam says he has finally become the strong man Randor always wanted him to be. Randor tells him he never wanted him to change; he only saw how hard the world would be for his son and tried, in the only way he knew, to protect him. He apologizes for never saying so, and dies in Adam's arms. Skeletor takes the Sword and knocks the devastated Adam unconscious with his staff. Adam is thrown into the dungeon with the other Eternians. He is reunited with his mother, Queen Marlena. Both grieve the King. Above them, Skeletor raises the Sword and speaks the incantation, but the Power does not respond. Evil-Lyn informs him that if the Sword is returned to its altar at Castle Grayskull, Skeletor can claim the connection for himself through a ritual she can perform there. He leaves for Grayskull at once. In the dungeon, Duncan finds Adam and tells him that he knows what it is to fail, to be unable to face his daughter every day with the weight of his own inadequacy, and to turn to drink rather than feel it. Adam reminds Duncan of the words Duncan once told him as a boy: when you fall, it is your chance to get back up and stand tall. Each bolstered by the other, they both rise. Teela enters with an old companion, Cringer (Tom Wilton, voice), now fully grown into a massive green tiger. Seeing the surviving heroes assembled around him, Adam hatches a plan. Duncan calls everyone together and Adam stands before them. He confirms that he is Prince of Eternia, that he was cast out to Earth but never stopped trying to return and never forgot the Eternians who fought on in his absence. He rallies them to take back their home, citing each hero by the childhood names he gave them. Ram Man notes that the cell bars are unbreakable, but Adam observes the surrounding stone is not. He asks Duncan to reverse Roboto's reprogramming so she can operate in battle mode once more. Skeletor arrives at the mouth of Castle Grayskull and orders his men to kill anyone who approaches, then goes inside with Evil-Lyn and Beast Man. At Snake Mountain, Duncan restores Roboto's battle systems. Roboto blasts at the stone anchoring the bars while all of the Eternians press against them together. The wall gives, and the imprisoned heroes overpower their guards and take the remaining ships to rush back to Eternos. The Royal Guard engages Skeletor's forces across the city while Adam, Teela, Duncan, Roboto, and Cringer are dropped on the bridge to Castle Grayskull. Duncan tells Teela to go with Adam and Cringer to stop Skeletor while he and Roboto hold off the reinforcements. He and Teela reconcile. Adam encourages a reluctant Cringer to become the Battle Cat he was born to be. Cringer yields, and they ride toward the castle while Duncan and Roboto stand against the incoming army together. Inside, Skeletor replaces the Sword on the altar. Before he can enact the ritual, Adam, Teela, and Cringer storm through the guards and enter the sanctuary. Adam dismounts and takes back the Sword. Cringer faces Beast Man, Teela takes on Evil-Lyn, and Adam confronts Skeletor. Outside, Duncan and Roboto find themselves severely outnumbered. Duncan uses Roboto's last rocket to collapse a section of the bridge, cutting off the bulk of the army. Trap Jaw then arrives in a gunship, repaired, and opens fire, destroying Roboto. Duncan seizes the gunship and attacks Trap Jaw directly, breaking his mechanical jaw open. He lodges a grenade inside and leaps clear as Trap Jaw's gunship explodes. In the keep, Adam dodges Skeletor's attacks while Teela and Cringer hold their opponents. Skeletor fires a killing bolt from his Staff of Havoc. Adam blocks it with the Sword, but the force is too great and the Sword shatters. Skeletor grabs hold of Adam and draws him into a nightmarescape built from Adam's own memories of exile on Earth: a life of embarrassment, estrangement, and futility, a boy too weak to stand up for himself, too strange to belong, living a worthless existence on an alien world while his home burned. Skeletor pronounces Eternia nothing but a dream Adam could never live up to, and impales Adam with the broken Sword. As Adam lies dying, the Sorceress pulls him into another dreamscape. She tells him to get back up. Adam says he cannot; the Sword is destroyed and the Power is gone. The Sorceress directs him to the champion's incantation: "By the Power of Grayskull, I have the Power." She tells him the Sword is only a conduit. It is Adam himself who was chosen as the vessel of the Power. In past champions, the Power manifested as brute strength. In Adam, she saw compassion, empathy, and a drive to protect the innocent alongside the strength, and knew he was worthy. She heals his wound. Adam wakes inside Grayskull, shocking both Skeletor and Teela. He pulls the broken Sword from his chest as the wound closes. The Sword reassembles itself in his hand. He speaks the incantation and transforms. The lightning that erupts from the transformation is visible across the battlefield, and the sight of it rallies the Eternians fighting in the city. Adam does not attack immediately. He offers Skeletor the opportunity to end the conflict and choose another path. Skeletor rejects the offer, declaring himself a villain who likes what he is just fine, and attacks. They duel in the heart of the castle. Skeletor pins the Champion and taunts him for holding back, for being too frightened to use the Power fully. Adam tells him he has been holding back, then goes on the offensive with full force, driving Skeletor to the floor with bare-handed strikes. He tells Skeletor his chance is gone, crushes the Staff of Havoc, and the resulting destruction disintegrates Skeletor, leaving behind only an empty skull. Evil-Lyn and Beast Man slip away during the battle. Outside, Duncan finds Roboto's head barely still functioning and sits with it. The others join him as the Eternians celebrate the reclamation of Eternos. Six months later, the city is rebuilt and Queen Marlena has been returned to the throne as the ruling monarch of Eternia. Citizens celebrate in the streets. On the bridge of Castle Grayskull, the heroes of Eternia gather to meet a newly rebuilt Roboto and Adam's former housemate Hussein, who is delighted to see for himself that everything Adam told him was true. Teela asks Adam how it feels to see the heroes from his childhood drawings standing in the flesh before him, then asks whether he ever came up with a name for her. He admits he did: "Warrior Goddess." She asks if he came up with one for himself, and he reluctantly reveals it: "He-Man." Roboto receives a distress call from a distant Avion village. Teela tells Adam it sounds like a job for He-Man. Adam runs off with Cringer to transform, and the gathered heroes watch He-Man and Battle Cat ride out. Queen Marlena tells Duncan that she had given up hope of seeing either of her children again. Duncan says that perhaps her daughter will return to her someday. During the credits, Orko (Christopher Ragland) appears to deliver a brief moral address to the audience, observing that muscles do not necessarily make a man, and that having a skull for a face is a fairly reliable indicator of villainy. After the credits, Evil-Lyn (Alison Brie) returns to Castle Grayskull and retrieves Skeletor's skull. As she departs, Skeletor's laughter is heard emanating from it. In a separate mid-credits scene, somewhere far from Eternia, a man calls out to Force Captain Adora (Lauren Saliu). She corrects him: that is not who she is anymore. She raises a large Sword aloft, and the Power transforms her into a super-powered hero.

Gru welcomes a new member to the family, Gru Jr., who's intent on tormenting his dad. However, their peaceful existence crashes when criminal mastermind Maxime Le Mal escapes from prison and vows revenge against Gru.

Lifelong friends Barb and Star embark on the adventure of a lifetime when they decide to leave their small Midwestern town for the first time - ever. Best friends Barb and Star leave their small Midwestern town for the first time ever to go on vacation in Vista Del Mar, Florida, where they soon find themselves tangled up in adventure, love, and a villain's evil plot to kill everyone in town. Seeking a way out of their crumbling world, Nebraska beauties and best friends for life Barb and Star decide to take a chance and go beyond the fence to discover if the grass is greener on the other side. Without delay, the girls pack up their indispensable hair curlers and comfortable culottes, and off they go to the sun-kissed Florida resort of Vista Del Mar. However, who would have thought that darkness resides even in Paradise? Before long, the unsuspecting holidaymakers find themselves embroiled in an evil plan concocted by a remorseless super-villain bent on destruction. There is no turning back. Can Barb and Star save the idyllic Vista Del Mar haven and, in the process, find the meaning of life? —Nick Riganas Barb and Star are great friends, and they truly believe in each other. When they find themselves far from home in the midst of an adventure to Vista Del Mar, will they make it back unscathed? Meanwhile, a scientist makes a remarkable innovation and discovery. Will he uncover the sinister intention behind the funding of his research, before it's too late? Of Soft Rock, NE, forty-somethings overly naive Barb and Star are never-lying, especially to each other, BFFs who spend all their time together in being coworkers, each who goes to work even on her day off to be with the other, and housemates, ever since the end of their respective marriages, Barb a widow, and Star whose ex-husband left her for another woman leaving her feeling unwomanly. Their perfect, at least in their own minds, narrow lives having never left Soft Rock take a few hits in succession making them decide to take a chance in breaking out of those lives by going on vacation, specifically to the seaside resort of Vista Del Mar, FL. While the start of their vacation doesn't go quite the way they had hoped or envisioned, they eventually and slowly settle into that vacation life in part when they meet handsome Edgar Pagét, in who both are interested romantically. Edgar has the potential to be the cause of the end of Barb and Star's friendship. What neither knows is that Edgar, who has stated that he is a clam inspector, is not who he says he is as he is in Vista Del Mar at the behest of his boss Sharon Gordon Fisherman, whose end goal is to kill everyone in town with specially developed killer mosquitoes for this purpose. While Sharon has her own personal motives for wanting everyone in town dead, Edgar is doing it solely for love in Sharon having strung him along for her end goal. But things don't go smoothly for Edgar on several fronts, leading to Sharon needing to send in a secondary operative, Darlie Bunkle, the worst secret agent in the world especially when it comes to the secret part. —Huggo

Set in the 1980s, Wonder Woman`s next big screen adventure finds her facing two all-new foes, Max Lord and The Cheetah, and the unexpected return of a face from her past.

In the culmination of the epic trilogy, the young Viking Hiccup and the Night Fury dragon, Toothless, encounter a female Light Fury and face their biggest threat yet.

The film starts with Bernadette Fox (Cate Blanchett) rowing a canoe through Antarctica while we hear the voice of her daughter Bee (Emma Nelson) musing about how life appears to some people, and how her dad failed to notice the way his wife was feeling about her own life. Bernadette lives with her husband Elgin Branch (Billy Crudup) and Bee. Bee surprises the family with tickets for a trip to Antarctica, which does not appeal to either of them. Bernadette is a stay-at-home mom while Elgin is a developer for Microsoft, and he has created a gadget called Samantha 2 that can send messages through thought control. She doesn't get along with other moms, but especially her neighbor Audrey Griffin (Kristen Wiig). As Bernadette passes Audrey's house, she asks Bernadette to get rid of the blackberry bushes outside her house to convenience Audrey. Bernadette also sends emails to a personal assistant from India named Manjula to help with some tasks, while Manjula sends Bernadette things when she asks. At Bee's school, Audrey is waiting with fellow mom Soo-Lin Lee-Segal (Zoe Chao), who has recently started working for Elgin. They see Bernadette pick Bee up, and Audrey goes to try and give her a paper. Bernadette punches it at Audrey gets closer, and Audrey falls, pretending that Bernadette ran over her foot. Bernadette is approached by an eager young woman who recognizes her from a video. She asks Bernadette for a photo, but she silently rejects her. Bernadette goes to look up the video, which is a document of her work as an architect. She was well-regarded in her field due to being the only woman in a predominantly male environment. She was also responsible for building a uniquely structured house, which was later demolished by the person who bought it. Afterwards, Bernadette left architecture and settled down with Elgin. Elgin and Bernadette have lunch together. She expresses her feelings about being around the other moms, and also expresses concern about Soo-Lin working for Elgin, though he tries to assure her that she is worried about nothing. Audrey is hosting a brunch with other parents and their kids on a rainy day. With the blackberry bushes removed, it gives way to a mudslide that breaks through Audrey's living room and floods the place with mud. She catches Bernadette coming home with Bee and starts to chastise her for the incident. She starts to go off on Bernadette about how none of the other moms like her, which doesn't bother her until Audrey mentions that the other moms had a sleepover with their daughters and didn't invite her or Bee. She orders Audrey to leave Bee out of it, though Audrey insists that they love Bee, but think Bernadette isn't a good mom. Bee defends her mom and tells Audrey "fuck you" along with Bernadette, while also informing her that her son makes fun of her at school and comes home stoned. Elgin meets with a therapist, Dr. Kurtz (Judy Greer) after he starts to grow concerned over Bernadette's behavior. At the same time, Bernadette meets with her old professor, Paul Jellenik (Laurence Fishburne). Through their conversations, we learn that she had several miscarriages before having Bee, and she got worried when Bee was born because her heart wasn't properly developed. Bernadette also expresses regrets with not continuing her architecture work. Bernadette goes home to find Elgin, Dr. Kurtz, and an FBI agent gathered for an intervention. They inform her that "Manjula" is the handle of a Russian hacker who has obtained Bernadette's personal information and are planning to defraud her and Elgin. Thinking her unwell, they try to commit Bernadette to an institution. Bernadette retreats to the bathroom before escaping out the window. Everyone finds out too late. She runs to Audrey's house for help, and they bury the hatchet so that Audrey can help Bernadette get away. When Audrey sees Bee again, she informs her that she took her mother to the airport, which Bee figures must mean that she went off to Antarctica on her own. Despite learning from the agent that "Manjula" has been apprehended at the airport, Elgin and Bee head off to Antarctica to find Bernadette. Meanwhile, she joins a group of people working in a research station, and she befriends a woman named Becky (Troian Bellisario). Bernadette asks the head of the station if she can join the team to work on it. Although the woman appears hesitant to let her join, she agrees after Bernadette makes a compelling argument regarding her past work. As the two continue their search, Elgin and Bee stop for a while. Elgin informs Bee that Samantha 2 is no more due to the changes that his employers want to make to it. Eventually, the two wander into the station and overhear Bernadette talking on the phone over the station project. They come out of hiding to approach Bernadette, who is surprised to see the two of them there. They support her desire to follow her dream and go ahead with working on the station. The film ends with the family watching the sunrise on the ice. The end credits show the construction of the station based on Bernadette's plans.

Illumination, who brought audiences Despicable Me and the biggest animated hits of 2013 and 2015, Despicable Me 2 and Minions, continues the adventures of Gru, Lucy, their adorable daughtersóMargo, Edith and Agnesóand the Minions in Despicable Me 3. Directed by Pierre Coffin and Kyle Balda, co-directed by Eric Guillon and written by Cinco Paul & Ken Daurio, the animated film is produced by Illuminationís Chris Meledandri and Janet Healy, and executive produced by Chris Renaud. Joining Steve Carell and Kristen Wiig in Despicable Me 3 is Emmy, Tony and Grammy Award winner Trey Parker, co-creator of Comedy Centralís global phenomenon South Park and the Broadway smash The Book of Mormon. Parker voices the role of villain Balthazar Bratt, a former child star whoís grown up to become obsessed with the character he played in the ë80s, and proves to be Gruís most formidable nemesis to date. The film will be released in theaters in summer 2017.

An animated movie about one sausage's quest to discover the truth about his existence.

Thirty years after the original franchise, Ghostbusters returns with four badass women - Erin, Abby, Jillian and Patty - who band together to protect New York City from ghosts.

Models Derek Zoolander (Ben Stiller) and Hansel (Owen Wilson) must team up again to stop a conspiracy.

When Hiccup and Toothless discover a cave filled with hundreds of wild dragons and a mysterious Dragon Rider, they end up in an epic battle to save the future of men and dragons!

'Time to love, a backstage tale' is the story of a group of young actors who dare to mount La Cucarachita Mandinga, a classic Panamanian play. Without previous experience on stage and under a special condition: the down syndrome. The first inclusive play in Central America. Many believe unlikely to achieve the objectives : memorizing lines , learning choreography , challenge the public. The documentary tells the artistic process as he describes the intimate world of these young people. Their fears, their hopes and their daily struggle for the adventure of their lives

When Alice Klieg wins the Mega-Millions lottery, she immediately quits her psychiatric meds and buys her own talk show. Alice suffers from borderline personality disorder, but she has what she needs in life. She has an apartment, she has a best friend, and she has tapes of every Oprah Winfrey show. And now, after winning the lottery, she also has 83 million dollars. What she doesn't have is an outlet for the whole world to know who she really is. The TV station cut her off when she tried turning her lottery announcement into a frank discussion of her sexual experiences, but with her money in hand, she's off to LA to convince two struggling TV producer brothers to produce her own TV show. Whatever it costs, she's going to do it. From swan entrances to dog neutering, she is going to introduce the world to Alice. But is the world ready for Alice? —Anne Campbell Alice Klieg is a young woman with psychiatric issues who unexpectedly wins the lottery. Inspired by her idol, Oprah, Alice decides to use her new fortune to start her own television talk show. Nothing proves to be off limits for her eccentric new show. When Alice chooses to stop taking her psychiatric medicine, the quirky show becomes even zanier.

Once Gru leaves behind a life of super crime to raise Margo, Edith and Agnes, he and the Minions have some free time on their hands. But just as he starts to adjust to his role as a suburban family man, an ultra-secret organization dedicated to fighting evil on a global scale comes knocking. Now, it`s up to Gru and his new partner, Lucy (Kristen Wiig), to find out who is responsible for a series of spectacular crimes. After all, it takes the world`s greatest ex-villain to catch the one vying to take his place.

NO, A Flamenco Tale is a fictional musical film, an urban, contemporary flamenco opera in which the action is expressed through dance and the original text is narrated through song.

Kristen Wiig leads the cast as Annie, a maid of honor whose life unravels as she leads her best friend, Lillian (Maya Rudolph), and a group of colorful bridesmaids (Rose Byrne, Melissa McCarthy, Wendi McLendon-Covey and Ellie Kemper) on a wild ride down the road to matrimony. Annie`s life is a mess. But when she finds out her lifetime best friend is engaged, she simply must serve as Lillian`s maid of honor. Though lovelorn and broke, Annie bluffs her way through the expensive and bizarre rituals. With one chance to get it perfect, she`ll show Lillian and her bridesmaids just how far you`ll go for someone you love.

An inspiring documentary portrait of three Italian master tailors who share their pride and devotion to their Old World craft while confronting their challenging role in the twilight of their career. The film unfolds the tapestry of their lives, unravels the mystery of their artistry and reveals how their passionate devotion to their craft is akin to a religion. —Vicki Vasilopoulos

Hiccup is a Viking who defies tradition and befriends a deadly foe - a dragon he calls Toothless. Together, the unlikely heroes fight against the odds to save both their worlds.

Hiccup is a Viking who defies tradition and befriends a deadly foe - a dragon he calls Toothless. Together, the unlikely heroes fight against the odds to save both their worlds.

A documentary on growing up in Shirley, Long Island -- a nuclear-reactor community. In 2010, the United States announced the first new nuclear power plant construction in over 32 years. The 'Nuclear Renaissance' was born, and America's long-stalled expansion of nuclear energy was infused with new life. On March 11, 2011, a 9.0 magnitude earthquake hit Japan and caused chaos at the Fukushima Power Plant. That accident sent ripples all the way to the US and suddenly the fierce debate over the safety and viability of nuclear power was back in the public consciousness. Our documentary takes the viewer on a journey to reactor communities around the country. This film exposes the truths and myths of nuclear power, and poses the question of whether or not man can responsibly split the atom. —Anonymous

It is the summer of 1987 and James Brennan (Jesse Eisenberg) is a recent graduate of Oberlin College who majored in Comparative Literature and Renaissance Studies. He is an aspiring journalist planning to go to Columbia University in New York. This is when his parents (Wendie Malick and Jack Gilpin) announce they won't be able to help him financially. Mr Brennan (Jack Gilpin) loses his job and transfers to a different office. He is an alcoholic, but he tries to hide his drinking from his family. Mrs Brennan (Wendie Malick) supplies the discipline of the two parents. James looks for summer jobs, but can only find one, at Adventureland, a local amusement park in his hometown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where his childhood friend Frigo (Matt Bush), who has a habit of punching James in the testicles, works. Although they aren't good friends anymore, James still manages to tolerate Frigo's immaturity and cruelty. James is hired by the assistant manager, Bobby (Bill Hader), and is assigned to the games area. He meets some of his co-workers: the dry and sarcastic Joel (Martin Starr) a college student studying Russian Literature and Slavic Languages, a degree which he claims will get him a job as a "cabbie, hot dog vendor," or "marijuana delivery guy.", Bobby's wife and manager of Adventureland, Paulette (Kristen Wiig) much quieter than her husband, Sue O'Malley (Paige Howard), Mark, Lisa P. (Margarita Levieva) one of the ride operators at the Adventureland park, she is a seductive girl to whom all the park's employees are attracted. Her father was injured and is now unable to work. James meets another games worker, Emily "Em" Lewin (Kristen Stewart), after she saves him from being stabbed by a disgruntled customer. Em hates her stepmother Francy (Mary Birdsong) and resents her father Mr Lewin (Josh Pais) for remarrying so soon after her mother's death from cancer. He met Francy at a temple while his first wife was slowly dying in the hospital. Em is a student at New York University majoring in Art History. She does not need to work, as her father is a rich lawyer, but she works at the theme park to get out of the house. And the park's repairs technician Mike Connell (Ryan Reynolds), who is a part-time musician & claims to have jammed with Lou Reed. Mike is married to a woman named Ronnie. He has cheated on his wife with many women, including Em. Em later invites James to a party at her house. During the party, Em invites him to join her in the pool. After the party ends, it's revealed that Em has been having an affair with Connell, although he is married. James goes out to a bar for a drink with Em, and while they are talking at the bar, Em is surprised to learn James is still a virgin. Connell arrives at the bar and Em wants to leave, so they go to one of Pittsburgh's three rivers close to one of the city's bridges where James kisses her. The following day, James tells Connell about his strong feelings for Em, which Connell reports to Em. Em later tells James she wants to take it slow. The next morning, Lisa P. asks James out on a date, but only lets a few people know. After James returns from the date, he learns Em had called to tell him that she regrets having rejected his feelings on their past date. James gives Em some of his marijuana to bake pot cookies to cheer her up. After a pot-induced game-playing streak, Joel is attacked by an angry customer who learns the games are rigged. When Em steps in, the customer pushes her and James defends her by punching him in the balls. The customer's friend starts chasing James who hides in Bobby's office, who then scares the customer off by threatening him with a baseball bat. Em tells James that she doesn't want to lose him. Joel sees them walking together and decides to quit. James tries to talk him out of it but Joel is angry at James for dating Lisa P. when he already loves Em. James wants to be honest and tells Em about the night he went out with Lisa P. Shocked by his honesty, Em goes to Connell's house that night to end their affair. Prompted by Frigo, the park's mentally challenged parking official tells James he saw Em and Connell doing "push-ups without any pants on" in the back of Connell's car a few weeks earlier. James goes to Connell's house and sees Em leaving, having just broken up with Connell. When James confronts Em, she is so shocked to see him there that she becomes tongue-tied and does not explain. James becomes angered by the assumed betrayal, and leaves after Em calls herself an "idiot". Later, James tells Lisa P. about the affair but asks her not to tell anyone. Lisa P. tells her friend Kelly, and soon everybody in the park has found out and Em quits. James is heartbroken and drunkenly crashes his dad's car into a tree and passes out. The next morning, his mother wakes him up and tells him that he has to pay to fix all the damage. After getting his last paycheck, Connell tells James that he has not spoken to Em since she quit. James doesn't have enough money to go to graduate school, but heads for New York anyway. In New York City, James waits outside Em's apartment. She's surprised to see James waiting for her and is reluctant to talk to him, feeling she has ruined everything between them. James tells her that he sees her in a different way than she sees herself, that he sees the girl who saved him from getting knifed, the girl who stood up for Joel, the girl who introduced him to psychotropic cookies, and the girl who doesn't make apologies for herself. Touched, Em brings James up to her apartment. Once there, James gets out of his wet clothes, and finds she still has an Adventureland shirt. They kiss and begin to take their clothes off as the film ends, and James presumably finally loses his virginity to Em.

Whip It opens five minutes before a beauty pageant in Bodeen, Texas, where one of the contestants is missing. Backstage, 17-year-old misfit and rebel Bliss Cavendar (Ellen Page) regrets accepting a dare from her best friend Pash (Alia Shawkat) which involved dying her hair blue before the pageant. Bliss tries to wash the dye out but ends up going on stage with her hair blue, losing the pageant, much to the disappointment of her mother, Brooke (Marcia Gay Harden). With both Bliss and her mother upset about what happened, Brooke offers to take her daughter shopping in Austin, where Bliss witnesses three roller-derby girls drop promotional fliers at a clothes shop. Mesmerized by them, Bliss takes one of the fliers and learns of an exhibition derby match and asks Pash to come with her. After the team is defeated in the exhibition, Bliss meets the Hurl Scouts, captained by Maggie Mayhem (Kristen Wiig) and coached by Razor McGee (Andrew Wilson). When Bliss tells Maggie that the Hurl Scouts are her new heroes, Maggie tells her to "Put some skates on, be your own hero." Bliss lies about her age and decides to attend try outs, keeping it a secret from her parents, who would never approve. Razor can see that Bliss has natural talent and tells her that she has made the cut, welcoming her to the Hurl Scouts. Bliss plays well in her first game, but the Hurl Scouts lose. At the after party, Bliss discovers a connection she has with Oliver (Landon Pigg), a 19-year-old lanky teenage heart breaker and guitarist. He compliments her taste in music, and as they talk, Bliss misses her chance to tell him she's a Derby Girl when she is thrown into a hot tub by Iron Maven (Juliette Lewis), the captain of The Holy Rollers - a rival Derby team. Later at the diner where Bliss works with Pash, she spots Oliver outside in his car and gets Pash to cover for her. Oliver drives Bliss to the arcade where he attempts to impress her with his pinball skills, but after that fails, the two end up driving somewhere secluded and singing together. The next night, the Hurl Scouts win their first game of the season, of which Oliver is in crowd attendance. The Scouts are forced to take their game more seriously and put faith in their coach. After Bliss' performance, she becomes the team's point scorer as their star Jammer and picks her Derby name as Babe Ruthless. As she and Oliver spend more time together, Bliss falls for him and is heartbroken when he tells her his band is going on tour around the states. Bliss develops a strong relationship with Maggie Mayhem as the Hurl Scouts climb the Derby leader boards but has trouble keeping a strong relationship with her mother, who is disappointed in her rebellious activities and her lack of interest in her beauty pageants. After the Hurl Scouts win another match, police show up at the warehouse they are held and order it to be cleared out. In the evacuation, Iron Maven overhears Bliss tell an interrogative police officer that she is only 17. Pash is spotted with a drink in her hand and arrested on the spot for being under-age. Bliss however has disappeared with Oliver and is of no support. Late that night, the two of them break into a public swimming pool where they make love and spend the night together, trading shirts to remember each other while he's away. In the morning, Bliss comes home to her angry parents who received a phone-call from Pash's parents and know about her involvement in Roller Derby. Bliss argues with her mother who is furious that she lied, however Bliss shoots back that she is sick of her mom forcing a housewife lifestyle on her, and she just wants to be her own person. When Iron Maven threatens to tell the League about Bliss' real age, she breaks and is forced to reveal it to her own team. Despite being shocked, the Hurl Scouts accept her and prepare for their final match. Bliss misses Oliver terribly, who won't return her calls. After she looks on his band's website, she finds a photo of him with another girl wearing the shirt Bliss gave him. She is heartbroken and seeks support from her mother, and the two make up with Bliss promising to compete in the Blue Bonnet Pageant, an annual event and very important to Brooke. She is later horrified to discover that the pageant and the final Derby Match between The Hurl Scouts and the Holy Rollers fall on the same night. She decides that her relationship with her mother is more important and attends the pageant. Meanwhile Bliss' father (Daniel Stern) finds footage and promotional photos of her on the website and realizes how much she enjoys being Babe Ruthless. He talks Brooke into letting Bliss skip the pageant for her chance at happiness. Minutes before the League Championship, Bliss is confronted by Oliver who has returned from his tour. She accuses him of cheating on her, and when he denies, she is still heartbroken that he never called and breaks up with him. Babe Ruthless and Iron Maven go head to head on the track, with the game neck and neck for its duration. The Holy Rollers barely defeat the Hurl Scouts, who are shattered at first but get past it, chanting "We're number two!" which is what they shouted when they lost their first match. While still upset with Bliss, Brooke finds the script to her daughter's speech that she would have read had she attended the pageant, in which she claims her mother to be the person she admires most. Pash is accepted into a college in New York, whereas Bliss pursues her love for Roller Derby and expresses interest in moving to Austin. The film closes with Bliss sitting on the roof of the diner, reflecting on her life as of late.

A guy fed up with his job and married to a cheating wife reluctantly mentors a rebellious teen. Bill is unhappy: he has married a banker's daughter and has a dead end job at the bank; his wife Jess is tied to daddy's wallet; and, Bill is developing a gut from lack of exercise and constantly eating candy bars. He dreams of buying a donut franchise to be independent of Jess's dad. Bill is roped into a mentoring program at his old prep school, assigned a smart-mouthed kid who pops up when least expected. When Jess starts an affair with Chip, a local TV personality and vain Rob Lowe look-alike, it sends Bill, the kid, and a young sales clerk from a lingerie shop on a quest to win back Jess and get the donuts. What about self-respect?

A pair of well-meaning, but socially inept brothers try to find their perfect mates in order to provide their dying father with a grandchild. John and Dean Solomon may have Ph.D.s, but they're socially inept after their widowed father home-schooled them in Antarctica. When their beloved dad falls into a coma, they hatch a plan to revive him using a positive emotional shock - giving him a grandchild. They find a surrogate mom through Craig's list - she's Janine, a penniless local musician, with a large, intimidating boyfriend, James. The pregnancy gives the Solomons nine months to learn to be parents. In a side story, John pursues Tara, a neighbor who takes care of their dad when John and Dean are out; but she has no interest in John. Can the boys keep Janine and James happy, keep dad alive, and learn to be dads? —<jhailey@hotmail.com>