Here are some upcoming movies:
1. **I Love Boosters** - a satirical sci-fi film from director Boots Riley, starring Demi Moore.
2. **Ink** - a biographical drama about Rupert Murdoch's life, directed by Danny Boyle and starring Guy Pearce.
3. **Narnia: The Magician's Nephew** - a fantasy film based on CS Lewis's classic novel, directed by Greta Gerwig and starring Emma Mackey and Carey Mulligan.
4. **Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man** - a feature-length adventure from screenwriter Steven Knight, following the story of Tommy Shelby.
5. **The President's Cake** - an Iraqi-set drama about a young girl who must sell her late father's watch to buy ingredients for a special cake to celebrate Saddam Hussein's birthday.
Additionally, there are several untitled films announced, including:
* A musical comedy starring Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti, directed by Jesse Eisenberg.
* **Untitled Jesse Eisenberg Musical Comedy**, a musical comedy about a shy woman cast in a local theatre's production of a musical.
* **Whitney Springs**, a biographical drama about the life of Whitney Houston, directed by Trey Parker and co-produced with Kendrick Lamar.
Note: Dates for these films are not specified in the article.
1. **I Love Boosters** - a satirical sci-fi film from director Boots Riley, starring Demi Moore.
2. **Ink** - a biographical drama about Rupert Murdoch's life, directed by Danny Boyle and starring Guy Pearce.
3. **Narnia: The Magician's Nephew** - a fantasy film based on CS Lewis's classic novel, directed by Greta Gerwig and starring Emma Mackey and Carey Mulligan.
4. **Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man** - a feature-length adventure from screenwriter Steven Knight, following the story of Tommy Shelby.
5. **The President's Cake** - an Iraqi-set drama about a young girl who must sell her late father's watch to buy ingredients for a special cake to celebrate Saddam Hussein's birthday.
Additionally, there are several untitled films announced, including:
* A musical comedy starring Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti, directed by Jesse Eisenberg.
* **Untitled Jesse Eisenberg Musical Comedy**, a musical comedy about a shy woman cast in a local theatre's production of a musical.
* **Whitney Springs**, a biographical drama about the life of Whitney Houston, directed by Trey Parker and co-produced with Kendrick Lamar.
Note: Dates for these films are not specified in the article.
I've always been a fan of CS Lewis's books, and Greta Gerwig as a director? Game-changer! But, can we talk about the last one, though? **The President's Cake** seems like a super sensitive topic. Saddam Hussein's birthday party cake? Like, how do you even celebrate someone who led a country to war? 
Maybe it's meant to be a commentary on how people can find common ground despite our differences. IDK, but I'm curious to see how this one plays out! 
! First off, a satirical sci-fi film starring Demi Moore sounds like something from 2019, not 2025 
! And what's with the Peaky Blinders movie? Isn't that like, 5 years old already? 
Also, a musical comedy about a shy woman cast in a local theatre's production of a musical sounds so random... I mean, wasn't there something similar to that in To All the Boys I've Loved Before or The Greatest Showman on Netflix back in 2020? 
I don't know if that's something people want to watch, but hey, at least it's different, right? 
Can't wait for more info on those untitled films 
... it feels like we're living in an era where creativity knows no bounds, and everyone's trying to tell a story that needs to be told 
. I mean, **I Love Boosters** sounds like just the thing to poke fun at our sci-fi obsession and the ways in which technology is changing our lives 
. And then there's **The President's Cake**, which makes me wonder about the complexities of identity and cultural heritage... how do we honor the past while also forging new paths forward? 
. But at the same time, it's intriguing to see how Jesse Eisenberg is taking on two different roles... does he feel like he's being typecast as the quirky indie director or should we be seeing him in more dramatic light? 
. On the other hand, "The President's Cake" sounds super dark and heavy - I'm not sure if I want to watch it, but at the same time, Saddam Hussein's birthday party does sound like an epic drama 
. And what's up with the untitled Jesse Eisenberg musical comedy? I love Paul Giamatti, he's always good for a laugh 
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. But Greta Gerwig directing Narnia? That's just wild - I hope it stays true to the original story.
. It's also dope that there are more films being made from true stories - it's always refreshing to see real-life experiences brought to life on screen 
? And then there's 'Whitney Springs', which is just so weird that I want to see it now 
with Demi Moore at the helm can't wait to see what kind of crazy world Boots Riley creates next! but what's up with all these biopic movies? "Ink" and "The President's Cake" seem super interesting, I love Guy Pearce in anything so he's gotta bring his A-game for that one 
too much drama and fantasy is just not my thing, give me something a little more grounded any day.
! Can you believe all these new movies comin' out? I mean, I love it, but it's like they're tryna make us forget about old classics already. Like what happened to a good ol' fashioned Hollywood blockbuster? 
In my day, we didn't need all this satire and drama to keep us entertained. We just wanted some good 'ole fashioned action flicks or a nice romantic comedy. But hey, I guess that's the way of the world now - everything's gotta be so edgy and artsy 
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, but if Trey Parker and Kendrick Lamar are on board, I guess you could say this one has some big shoes to fill 
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