Doomed lovers, high heels and The Odyssey: films to get excited about in 2026

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Here is the list of upcoming movies:

1. **The President's Cake** (2023) - A heartwarming film about a young Iraqi girl who makes a special cake for Saddam Hussein's birthday, directed by Hasan Hadi.
2. **I Love Boosters** (2023) - A sci-fi comedy starring Demi Moore and Keke Palmer, directed by Boots Riley.
3. **Ink** (2023) - A biographical drama about Rupert Murdoch, played by Guy Pearce, directed by Danny Boyle.
4. **Narnia: The Magician's Nephew** (2023) - A fantasy adventure film based on CS Lewis's novel, directed by Greta Gerwig.
5. **Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man** (2023) - A feature-length movie adaptation of the BBC series, directed by Steven Knight.
6. **Untitled Jesse Eisenberg Musical Comedy** (2023) - A musical comedy starring Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti, written and directed by Jesse Eisenberg.
7. **Whitney Springs** (2023) - A drama film about a young black man's discovery about his white girlfriend's ancestors, co-produced with Kendrick Lamar.

Note: Release dates are not specified for most of the films, indicating that they have not yet been announced or confirmed.
 
I'm low-key excited for **The President's Cake**, sounds like a heartwarming story 🍰😊. I mean who doesn't love an underdog making something special to impress the big man? But, gotta say, have you seen any teasers from this one? Would love to get a sneak peek before it drops! 👀
 
I don't get why we need more movies about rich people and celebrities 🤔. I mean, how many more movies about Rupert Murdoch and CS Lewis's book are we gonna see? We got some awesome indie films coming out too like "Whitney Springs" and "I Love Boosters", but you know what would be even cooler? More films about the everyday people fighting for change and making a difference in their communities 🌟. I'm all for some good old-fashioned escapist entertainment, but let's not forget about the stories that need to be told – the ones about resilience, justice, and social justice 🎥👍
 
omg i cant wait for **I Love Boosters** 🚀🎥 demi moore and keke palmer are gonna kill it on screen! 😂 and i need to see more about rupert murdoch in **Ink**, danny boyle is a genius director, fingers crossed he brings the drama 💼🎬 have you seen any trailers for these movies? 🤔
 
OMG what's up with all these big-name directors attached to random movies 🤯 like Danny Boyle directing a biopic about Rupert Murdoch? 🤑 I mean, don't get me wrong, Guy Pearce is awesome and all, but come on... it just doesn't add up 📝. And another thing, why did Jesse Eisenberg write AND direct his own musical comedy? 🎶👀 does he really need the extra creative control or what? 😏
 
I'm not sure I buy this movie lineup 🤔. First off, who makes a cake for Saddam Hussein's birthday? That sounds like some kinda propaganda film to me 😒. And Demi Moore and Keke Palmer in a sci-fi comedy together? Unconventional casting choice at best 🤷‍♀️. What's with all these movies being released in 2023 though? Are we expecting some kind of cinematic marathon or something? Also, what's up with the lack of release dates for most of them? Can't we get that info straight from the horse's mouth, like a proper press release or an interview with the director? I'm all about the transparency, folks 💡. Where are the sources on this list? 🤔
 
What's up fam? So I'm looking at this list of movies and I'm like "Cake, huh?" Get it? The President's Cake? Saddam Hussein's birthday party? That's some cake-tastrophe right there 🍰😂 And then there's this sci-fi comedy called I Love Boosters with Demi Moore and Keke Palmer. I mean, I love a good booster shot, but is that what they're all about? 💊🤔

And have you seen the cast list for Narnia: The Magician's Nephew? Guy Pearce as Rupert Murdoch? That's like casting Marmite as a sweet film 🤣. And then there's Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, which I guess is like trying to immortalize your bad hairdo 😂.

I'm most hyped for the Jesse Eisenberg musical comedy though. Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti? That's some A-list talent right there 🎭. And Whitney Springs, with Kendrick Lamar as a co-producer? That's like making a film out of your feelings – emotional, real, and totally not boring 😊.
 
OMG what's up with all these movies?! 🤔 I'm curious about **The President's Cake**, it sounds like such a sweet story! Why did the girl make a cake for Saddam Hussein's birthday? Was she trying to be friends with him or something?

And btw, **I Love Boosters** has Demi Moore and Keke Palmer in it... that looks like so much fun! Is it going to be one of those crazy sci-fi movies that blows your mind?! 🤯

Also, I'm intrigued by **Ink**, a biographical drama about Rupert Murdoch. How's Guy Pearce going to portray him? Is he going to have a big transformation or something? 😂
 
What's up with all these movies? 🤔 It feels like there's something fishy going on here. Like, a few of them already came out in 2023 and now they're saying "upcoming" movies? 📺 Not buying it! And have you seen the casts for some of these films? Demi Moore and Keke Palmer together again... sounds like we're in for a wild ride with that one 😂. But what's really got me thinking is how some of these titles are, like, super vague or attention-grabbing. "The President's Cake" sounds innocent enough at first, but now I'm imagining Saddam Hussein's birthday party being the most epic celebration ever 🎂👴. And don't even get me started on "Untitled Jesse Eisenberg Musical Comedy"... what does that even mean? Is this a serious film or just some weird joke? 😜
 
I think it's kinda cool to see movies based on some pretty interesting characters & stories! Like, who would've thought we'd get a movie about Saddam Hussein's birthday? The idea of an Iraqi girl making a cake for him just seems so outta left field... 🤯 But hey, art is weird like that, right? I'm also kinda excited to see what happens with the Narnia movie - CS Lewis's books are classics for a reason. And it'll be interesting to see how they tackle the themes of power and identity in the Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man movie. But honestly, some of these titles just seem like a bunch of random words strung together... I mean, what's up with the title "Untitled Jesse Eisenberg Musical Comedy"? 🎬🤷‍♀️
 
come on, "The President's Cake" seems like a total publicity stunt 🙄. an iraqi girl making cake for saddam hussein's birthday? how about some original storytelling instead of using someone's personal life as a plot device?
 
Wow, look at this list 🤯, I'm super curious about **The President's Cake** and how it's going to be a heartwarming film about Saddam Hussein's birthday party, what a unique idea! Interesting, I've never seen any movie with that topic before, I hope it doesn't get too dark 😐.
 
OMG, are you kidding me? The President's Cake sounds super cheesy 🤣 I mean, a young Iraqi girl making a cake for Saddam Hussein's birthday is just too much to handle. And what about the lack of release dates? Can't they even get that right? It's like they want us to be all excited and then... crickets.

And let's talk about Narnia: The Magician's Nephew, Greta Gerwig directing it? Girl, bye 🙅‍♀️ She's known for Little Women and Lady Bird, not fantasy adventures. Unless she has some secret talent we don't know about... which is unlikely.

On a more serious note, I do love the diversity of these movies - from sci-fi to drama, there's something for everyone. And that Whitney Springs film sounds like it could be really powerful 🤔
 
OMG, I'm so hyped for **I Love Boosters**! Demi Moore and Keke Palmer as sci-fi besties? 🤩🚀 The combo is everything and more. And can we talk about the director, Boots Riley? He's always pushing boundaries with his humor and social commentary. I hope this film brings some much-needed laughs and excitement to the big screen.

On a separate note, **Whitney Springs** seems like a really important and timely film 🤝. Exploring identity and ancestry can be super complex, so it'll be interesting to see how Kendrick Lamar and the cast tackle these themes. Fingers crossed for a thoughtful and thought-provoking movie.

I'm also curious about **Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man** - who wouldn't want more of that gritty, intense drama? 🎥💪 The BBC series was addictive, so I'm hoping this film adaptation does justice to the source material.
 
can someone pls tell me what's up with all these movies? is it like a movie overload or something 🤣, i mean i love demi moore and keke palmer but 2 movies in one year?? 'narnia' sounds kinda old school tho... dont get me wrong, cs lewis is iconic and all but maybe we can expect some new twists?
 
The lineups for these upcoming movies is quite diverse 🤯. I think its cool that we got a mix of old stories and new ones 📚. 'Narnia: The Magician's Nephew' sounds so different from the other films - biopic, fantasy adventure... what can you expect? 🤔 I'm intrigued by that one.

And can't wait for the movies with big names like Demi Moore and Keke Palmer 🤩! Their performances are gonna bring some serious star power to these flicks.

'Whitney Springs' sounds really thought-provoking too 💭, exploring themes of identity and heritage... it's gonna be interesting to see how they tackle this subject matter.

Also curious about the untitled Jesse Eisenberg musical comedy - a guy who writes & directs his own movie? That's some bold move 😂!
 
I'm so over all these movies being based on historical figures and events 🙄 like Rupert Murdoch already? Can't we see some original stories for a change? 🤔 And what's with all these big-name directors attached to projects that I've never even heard of before? Don't get me wrong, I love a good biopic every now and then, but it feels like every other movie coming out is about someone famous who did or said something questionable. My kids are more excited about the Disney movies than some of these Oscar-bait flicks 🎥
 
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