👉 Adam Sandler, Keri Russell, Courteney Cox

The magic is back — and this time, the stories are bigger, wilder, and even harder to control. Bedtime Stories 2 returns Adam Sandler as Skeeter Bronson, the charming handyman-turned-storyteller whose imagination once brought bedtime tales to life. Years after his first unbelievable adventure, Skeeter’s life has finally settled down — or so he thinks.

Now a proud father and co-owner of a family-friendly resort, Skeeter spends his days fixing leaky faucets and his nights spinning stories for his daughter and nephew. But when a mysterious old storybook resurfaces — one with blank pages that magically fill themselves each night — the line between fantasy and reality starts to blur once again. Soon, dragons, pirates, and space cowboys are leaping off the page and into the real world, turning Skeeter’s calm existence into an unpredictable whirlwind of chaos and comedy.

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As the magical mishaps spiral out of control, Skeeter teams up once more with Jill (Keri Russell), now his wife and the resort’s event manager, to uncover the source of the new magic. But when an ambitious developer (played by a delightfully scheming cameo star) threatens to buy out their resort, Skeeter must use his storytelling powers not to escape his problems — but to inspire his family, outsmart his rivals, and save everything he loves.

Meanwhile, Courteney Cox returns as Wendy, Skeeter’s sister and now the wise (but exasperated) voice of reason. Together, the Bronsons must figure out how to control the runaway magic before the stories start writing their own disastrous endings — from a rollercoaster that rockets into the clouds to a swarm of talking animals staging a talent show in the hotel lobby.

Directed once again by Adam Shankman, Bedtime Stories 2 is a dazzling blend of heartfelt family comedy, whimsical adventure, and classic Sandler charm. Bursting with imaginative set pieces, clever humor, and emotional warmth, the sequel delivers the perfect mix of laughs and life lessons for audiences of all ages.

Because when the line between dreams and reality disappears, only one thing can keep the story from going off the rails — family.

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👉 Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, Issa Rae

Life in plastic is still fantastic — but now it’s more complicated than ever. Barbie 2 dives deeper into the dazzling yet deceptive perfection of Barbie Land, expanding the world Greta Gerwig first built with more humor, heart, and humanity. Margot Robbie returns as the quintessential Barbie, still radiant and confident, but facing a new wave of existential questions after her first brush with the real world. Once again joined by the ever-charming yet confused Ken (Ryan Gosling), Barbie embarks on a journey that challenges everything she thought she knew about happiness, identity, and purpose.

Now aware that life isn’t all glitter and sunshine, Barbie must reconcile her idealized world with the messy, beautiful chaos of reality. Along the way, she encounters new Barbies and Kens, including Issa Rae’s commanding President Barbie, who must balance leadership in Barbie Land with the unsettling changes brought by Barbie’s awakening. Together, they must face what it means to evolve — not just as dolls, but as symbols of modern womanhood and self-discovery.

Directed once again with wit and vision by Greta Gerwig, and co-written with Noah Baumbach, Barbie 2 amplifies the original’s mix of satire, spectacle, and soul. The film playfully examines how ideals of beauty, gender, and perfection continue to evolve in a world that demands authenticity over fantasy. Beneath its bubblegum-pink surface lies a thoughtful meditation on growth, love, and the courage to be real — proving that even in a dreamhouse, the hardest thing to do is wake up.

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 ðŸ‘‰ John Wayne (archival footage & AI restoration), Stewart Granger, Ernie Kovacs Jr., Margot Robbie

The frontier’s still wild — and the gold rush isn’t over. North to Alaska 2 revives the spirit of the classic adventure-comedy with modern flair, breathtaking landscapes, and a new generation of dreamers, schemers, and hopeless romantics heading north in search of fortune… and finding far more than they bargained for.



Decades after George Pratt (John Wayne) and his partners struck it rich, rumors swirl of a new mother lode hidden deep in the Yukon. Enter Jack Pratt (Ernie Kovacs Jr.), George’s charmingly reckless grandson, who inherits his grandfather’s old map — and his knack for getting into trouble. Determined to prove himself worthy of the family legend, Jack sets off for Alaska with his skeptical but loyal friend Sam Jr. (Stewart Granger, in digitally de-aged archival scenes blended with new footage).

Along the way, they cross paths with Clara “Angel” Delaney (Margot Robbie), a dazzling but dangerous saloon owner with her own secret agenda — and a soft spot for gold hunters who think they can outwit her. Meanwhile, con men, rival miners, and greedy tycoons turn the frozen frontier into a battlefield of wits and wills.



Using groundbreaking digital restoration and AI-enhanced archival performances, John Wayne returns in flashbacks and mentorship scenes that tie the original story to this new generation — a respectful tribute blending Hollywood’s golden past with its cutting-edge present.

Directed by James Mangold, North to Alaska 2 is a sweeping, high-spirited adventure packed with brawls, banter, and heart. It captures the laughter and legend of the original — a raucous ride through love, greed, and the untamable beauty of the north.



Because up here, the gold may glitter… but it’s the stories that last forever.

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👉 David Spade, Jon Heder, Rob Schneider

They struck out once… but this time, they’re swinging for legacy. The Benchwarmers 2 reunites the world’s most unlikely all-stars for another outrageous, feel-good underdog story — older, slower, but no less ridiculous.

Years after their unforgettable victory that turned three misfits into local legends, Gus (Rob Schneider), Richie (David Spade), and Clark (Jon Heder) have gone their separate ways — sort of. Gus now coaches a struggling youth team in a small town; Richie has somehow turned into a cynical baseball podcaster who’s never played a game since; and Clark, still terrified of the sun and social interaction, is living in his mom’s basement running fantasy leagues for fun.



But when a greedy developer threatens to demolish their childhood ballpark to build luxury condos, the trio reunites for one last game — a charity tournament to save their field. The only problem? Their opponents are faster, younger, and way more coordinated. To win, they’ll have to recruit a ragtag lineup of misfits, outcasts, and washed-up has-beens who make their original team look like pros.



David Spade brings back his deadpan wit, Jon Heder channels his lovable awkwardness, and Rob Schneider adds his signature heart and absurd physical comedy — with surprise cameos from fan-favorite comedians and real baseball legends joining the fun.



Directed by Dennis Dugan, The Benchwarmers 2 is a laugh-out-loud home run of nostalgia, heart, and pure stupidity — in the best way possible.

Because no matter how old you get, there’s always another inning left to play… even if you can’t quite remember how to swing.

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👉 Ice Cube, Keith David, Regina Hall, LaKeith Stanfield

Redemption doesn’t end at Christmas — sometimes, it’s just the beginning.

Following the events of Humbug, Humbug 2 finds Marcus “Scrooge” Carter (Ice Cube) a year after his supernatural awakening — a changed man trying to live right, give back, and heal the damage left in the wake of his ruthless career. But as the holidays approach again, he discovers that redemption isn’t as simple as writing checks and smiling for charity galas. The past still lingers — in his family, his business, and the streets he once neglected.

When a powerful developer threatens to bulldoze the neighborhood where Marcus grew up, he’s forced to confront not just his old habits, but his legacy. Determined to save the community he once abandoned, Marcus puts everything on the line — only to find himself haunted again, not by ghosts this time, but by the living consequences of his actions. As he struggles to unite a divided neighborhood, he’ll learn that being good isn’t about guilt — it’s about courage.

Ice Cube delivers a layered, magnetic performance — fierce, funny, and deeply human — showing how a man can fight his own nature while trying to make peace with the world he helped break. Regina Hall shines as Denise, a determined single mother and community leader who challenges Marcus’s ego and reignites his belief in people. LaKeith Stanfield brings edge and depth as Marcus’s estranged son, torn between resentment and hope, while Keith David’s commanding presence returns in a surprising mentor role that ties past and present together.

Directed once again by Tim Story, Humbug 2 balances gritty realism with holiday warmth, infusing Charles Dickens’ timeless moral with a modern rhythm — hip-hop beats, city lights, and heartfelt moments of truth. It’s a story about rebuilding trust, confronting pain, and discovering that real change doesn’t come from being haunted by ghosts — it comes from choosing every day to be better.

Powerful, soulful, and full of holiday heart, Humbug 2 proves that redemption is more than a Christmas miracle — it’s a lifelong hustle.

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👉 Martin Lawrence, Louis C.K., James Earl Jones, Mo'Nique, Michael Clarke Duncan (archival), Cedric the Entertainer

Fame fades — but family drama lasts forever.

After finding success, losing it, and finding himself again, Roscoe Jenkins (Martin Lawrence) is back in Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins 2 — a heartfelt, hilarious new chapter that proves coming home is still the hardest part of growing up. Years after his disastrous first reunion, Roscoe is living a quieter life — or at least trying to. His talk show has been rebooted for streaming, his Hollywood lifestyle has mellowed out, and he’s finally starting to value family over fame… until another family gathering pulls him right back into the Southern chaos he thought he’d left behind.

This time, the Jenkins clan is throwing a massive anniversary celebration for Papa Jenkins (James Earl Jones), who’s more stubborn — and more hilarious — than ever. But when old rivalries flare up, secrets spill, and Roscoe’s slick Hollywood rival (Louis C.K.) arrives to film a reality special about “America’s Funniest Families,” Roscoe finds himself juggling fame, forgiveness, and fried chicken in one unforgettable weekend.

From arguments over who’s bringing the potato salad to full-blown backyard brawls, the Jenkins family hasn’t changed — and that’s both the problem and the cure. Roscoe once again faces his cousin Clyde, his outspoken sister Betty (Mo'Nique), and his still-irresistible ex Lucinda, whose presence makes him question what truly matters: image, ego, or love.

Martin Lawrence returns in top form — fast-talking, big-hearted, and as physically funny as ever — while James Earl Jones brings gravitas and warmth as the family’s patriarch, whose quiet wisdom cuts through the madness. Louis C.K. adds a modern comedic twist as Roscoe’s rival-turned-frenemy, giving the film an extra spark of absurdity and competition.

Directed once again by Malcolm D. Lee, Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins 2 blends outrageous comedy with genuine emotion — delivering sharp humor about family expectations, forgiveness, and the struggle to balance who you were with who you’ve become. The result is a sequel that’s bigger, funnier, and unexpectedly touching — reminding audiences that no matter how far you go, home has a way of keeping you honest.

Loud, loving, and laugh-out-loud funny, Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins 2 proves that success means nothing without the people who made you who you are — even if they drive you absolutely crazy.

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👉 Kate Hudson, Owen Wilson, Matt Dillon

New house. New baby. Same Dupree. You, Me and Dupree 2 brings back the lovable freeloader you can’t get rid of — and wouldn’t really want to. The sequel to the hit comedy raises the stakes (and the chaos) as marriage, family, and friendship collide in spectacularly awkward fashion.

Years after finally reclaiming their home and sanity, Carl (Matt Dillon) and Molly (Kate Hudson) are now proud parents settling into domestic life. But just when they think their world is calm, in blows Randolph Dupree (Owen Wilson) — broke, heartbroken, and in desperate need of “temporary accommodations.” Unfortunately, “temporary” has never been part of Dupree’s vocabulary.



What begins as a short stay turns into another full-blown invasion, complete with Dupree’s new life philosophies, spontaneous home renovations, and misguided attempts at parenting advice. As Carl’s frustration builds and Molly’s patience runs thin, Dupree somehow becomes an accidental hero — rescuing their marriage, inspiring the neighborhood kids, and even stumbling into viral fame for all the wrong reasons.



With Owen Wilson’s signature blend of clueless charm and golden-hearted sincerity, Kate Hudson’s sharp comedic timing, and Matt Dillon’s exasperated straight-man energy, You, Me and Dupree 2 is a feel-good, laugh-out-loud return to domestic disaster.

Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, the film mixes heartfelt moments with madcap humor, proving that even the most annoying friends are sometimes the ones you need the most.



Because wherever Dupree goes, trouble — and laughter — are never far behind.

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