Penguins of Madagascar 2 (2026)
Tom McGrath, Chris Miller, Christopher Knights, Benedict Cumberbatch, John Malkovich
The world’s most adorable covert operatives are back — louder, funnier, and even more explosive than before.
After saving the world (again), Skipper, Kowalski, Rico, and Private find themselves enjoying a rare moment of peace — until a mysterious new threat emerges from beneath the polar ice. The sinister Dr. Octavius Brine (John Malkovich) has returned, armed with new technology, a villainous army of genetically modified creatures, and one outrageous goal: to erase penguin-kind from existence once and for all.
When The North Wind — led by the ever-serious Classified (Benedict Cumberbatch) — fails to stop him, the Penguins must reunite for their most daring operation yet. But this time, the mission will test more than their gadgets and disguises — it’ll challenge their loyalty, courage, and the bond that makes them a team.
From the frozen wilderness of Antarctica to the neon skylines of Tokyo and the jungles of South America, every scene bursts with manic action, ridiculous disguises, and razor-sharp banter. Expect exploding fish, jet-powered icebergs, and the kind of teamwork only four flightless birds could pull off.
Directed by Eric Darnell and Simon J. Smith, Penguins of Madagascar 2 is a hilarious, high-energy celebration of friendship, espionage, and pure penguin mayhem — a film where saving the world means never taking yourself too seriously.
They’re black, white, and ready to fight — because world domination doesn’t stand a chance against Team Penguin.
Tombstone 2 (2025)
Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer (CGI Tribute), Sam Elliott
The West never forgets its ghosts. Tombstone 2: Blood and Dust rides back into the heart of America’s lawless frontier — where the line between justice and vengeance is as thin as a gun barrel. Years after the bloody showdown that made him a legend, Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell) lives in quiet exile, haunted by the echoes of the past and the faces of the men he couldn’t save. But peace, as always, comes at a price.
When a new breed of outlaws rises from the ashes of the old West — ruthless gunslingers calling themselves The Red Hand — the aging lawman is forced to pick up his badge once more. The frontier may have changed, but the code has not:
Beside him, in spirit and in memory, rides Doc Holliday (Val Kilmer), whose sharp wit and unbreakable loyalty still linger like smoke on the wind. Through a seamless CGI tribute, Kilmer’s iconic gunslinger returns for one last haunting presence — a spectral conscience guiding Earp through the blood-soaked desert of his own regrets.
Joined by his steadfast brother Virgil Earp (Sam Elliott), Wyatt must confront not only the men who threaten to burn the West to ashes — but the ghosts that have followed him since the O.K. Corral. As old legends fade and new ones are written in gunfire,
Directed with stark beauty and poetic brutality, the film fuses sweeping western vistas with emotional depth, reminding us that the Old West wasn’t just a place — it was a reckoning.
Every man meets his judgment someday. In 2025, justice rides again — one last time through the blood and dust.