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NBA superstar LeBron James just can't seem to connect with his son Dom (Cedric Joe), who dreams of...

‘Black Widow’ I was super excited to finally see ”Black Widow” in theaters after it was delayed three times due to COVID-19, and it was worth the wait. This movie takes place after the events of “Captain America: Civil War” and before the events of “Infinity War,” with Natasha Romanov on the run. A series of events reunites her with her sister Yelena, mother Melina and father Alexei and they embark on a mission of self-discovery and revenge. This wasn’t a stand-out Marvel movie for me. It just didn’t stand out amongst the others, but that bein...

If you loved the first Space Jam, you may want to know how to watch Space Jam 2 for free to relive your childhood and see if LeBron James or Bugs Bunny is the better baller. The original Space Jam premiered in 1996 and starred Michael Jordan as himself. The movie, which was a mix of of live-action and animation, told the fictional account of what happened between Jordan’s retirement from the NBA in 1993 and his comeback in 1995. During that time, Jordan is recruited by the Looney Tunes to help them win a basketball game against a group of aliens who plan to trap them as attractions for the...

MUST-WATCH: Looney Tunes, aliens, and killers in the Top 10! by James Mackin Last Updated Jul 19, 2021 at 12:02 am EDT LeBron James and Tweety Bird come up with a plan to win a game of basketball in Space Jam: A New Legacy. Courtesy of Warner Bros. Productions It’s been over 20 years since we’ve seen a much-demanded team up between the NBA and Looney Tunes, but they’re back both on the small screen and the big screen! But will the latest John Wick-inspired action film on Netflix take that top spot, or could it go the sequel of one of the most beloved horror films in the last decade? ...

Google around for anything to do with “Space Jam: A New Legacy,” and the insidious search engine autofills with what all the cool algorithms are asking: “Is Pennywise in ‘Space Jam 2 “? Yes, kind of. Alongside nearly 100 years’ worth of famous and semi-obscure Warner Brothers characters, including a passing reference to “42nd Street,” the killer clown from the “It” movies can be spotted milling around on the sidelines in director Malcolm D. Lee’s passable blur of a sequel. The gimmick is in the rulebook. In his “regular” life as...