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Share Share on Google+ Share on Tumblr Share on Pinterest Share by Email Just when you thought it was safe to go outside, Twisters is coming your way! The high-adrenaline sequel to 1996’s Twister opens in theaters on July 19, and tickets are on sale now.

Share Share on Google+ Share on Tumblr Share on Pinterest Share by Email It has taken nearly a decade, but the follow up to Disney and Pixar’s 2015 animated hit, Inside Out, is finally ready to hit theaters with a June 14 release date. And after the first movie became a major hit with both fans and critics on the strength of five main character emotions the first time around, Inside Out 2 is taking things up a notch by introducing several new emotions into the mix.

Share Share on Google+ Share on Tumblr Share on Pinterest Share by Email With Bad Boys: Ride or Die locked, loaded and racing into theaters, fans can look forward to catching up with detective duo Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence). But more than just reuniting with the beloved “buddy cops” – who last cracked jokes and cartel members' skulls in 2020's Bad Boys for Life – audiences will be treated to the can't-miss chemistry of one of cinema's most popular pairings.

Kinds of Kindness is a different type of film from Lanthimos’ other recent work, like Poor Things and The Favourite. Instead of a single linear story, it’s an anthology of three stories featuring the same group of actors, exploring some of the different ways in which people connect – or don’t connect – with each other.

Share Share on Google+ Share on Tumblr Share on Pinterest Share by Email Deadpool & Wolverine whips into theaters on July 26, bringing a tale of superhero friendship right to you. ( Get your tickets here! ) It’s also about fighting evil and setting timelines right – but the BFF-ship between the titular characters is at the heart of the story… at least if you ask Deadpool.

Dana Gaier, Chloe Fineman, Madison Polan, Will Ferrell, Kristen Wiig, Steve Carell, Miranda Cosgrove and Joey King at the'Despicable Me 4' premiere in New York City.

Kensington Tallman, Liza Lapira, June Squibb, Yvette Nicole Brown, Maya Hawke, Amy Poehler, Ayo Edebiri, Tony Hale and Lewis Black at the world premiere of'Inside Out 2' in Hollywood.

Share Share on Google+ Share on Tumblr Share on Pinterest Share by Email Yorgos Lanthimos’ Kinds of Kindness releases on June 21 ( get your tickets here! ), and it’s a different type of film from Lanthimos’s other recent work, like Poor Things and The Favourite. Instead of a single linear story, it’s an anthology of three separate vignettes featuring the same group of actors, revolving around themes of connections and control. And at Fandango, we think big themes like those deserve a Big Ticket interview.

Share Share on Google+ Share on Tumblr Share on Pinterest Share by Email TUNE IN TO THE E! @ WICKED PREMIERE LIVESTREAM NOVEMBER 9 - 8PM ET / 5PM PT

Share Share on Google+ Share on Tumblr Share on Pinterest Share by Email With Gladiator II about to open in theaters, we’re ranking by Tomatometer all the movies of legendary director Ridley Scott, including sci-fi gamechangers Alien and Blade Runner, Best Picture-winner Gladiator, blockbuster crowd-pleasers like The Martian and his most recent releases ( House of Gucci, The Last Duel, Napoleon ). His top films are below. See the entire list at Rotten Tomatoes.