Harold’s friends Moose and Porcupine transform into humans and are pushed into the real world in “Harold and the Purple Crayon”

From left to right: Zachary Levi, Benjamin Bottani, and Lil Rel Howery share a sweet moment in Harold and the Purple Crayon

Beloved family classic Harold and the Purple Crayon takes on a fun new twist in the film adaptation, as a now-grown up Harold (Zachary Levi) draws a door to the real world, and takes adventure to another level. Accompanying our intrepid lead are his friends, Moose and Porcupine,  who step into the real world with Harold and turn into humans.

Watch the trailer: https://youtu.be/_4xwZirANN0

Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie - Now More Awesome With Powered Up Pups

From the hit children's show of service and rescue puppies, now elevated with a new adventure fit for the big screen. It’s now the second movie from the show and has been a hit with its fans. We know the Paw Patrol is one of the most popular children's shows that targets animal lovers as well as to inspire them to different kinds of professions that deal with rescue and other forms of help. The success of the first movie has indeed paved the way for a sequel and a possible third film.

Uncle Drew - Best Sports Comedy of the Year!

When basketball is life, it remains even as time passes by. As a tradition of sports movies, Uncle Drew brings a new age movie about legends that would never retire. Starring real NBA players like Kyrie Irving, Shaquille O'Neal, Chris Webber, Reggie Miller, Nate Robinson and Lisa Leslie, the film was brought to the screen with Pepsi Productions.

Uncle Drew, a known legend of Streetball in New York gets into the ambition of Team Manager Dax to win the Rucker Classic Cup with the large championship prize. They brings together old, yet incredible team which haven't played on court in decades but still got their talent embedded into their system.

The journey of bringing together the team was the real challenge in the film as most of them completely retired from the game and have their own individual lives away from the sport. Uncle Drew tries his best to convince them to join the team, and they obliged. Though the general plot is predictable, there are some moments that it works with the comedy which is what the movie aims to be.