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In his most recent dialogue with the media, Tom Holland surprised more than one by confirming that he will retire for at least a year from his acting activity, claiming that his last artistic work generated serious problems in his psychological and mental health. Indeed, the big cause of the momentary retirement was his participation in the filming of the Apple TV+ series, The Crowded Room, a psychological thriller that arrived this Friday, June 9, and that, according to Holland, left him completely exhausted: "I'm broken. That role broke me."

The limited-edition original series Full Circle, from acclaimed Ocean's Eleven director and writer Steven Soderbergh, will premiere July 13 on Max. The six-episode series will debut with two episodes on that date, followed by two more episodes the following week and concluding with a two-part finale on Thursday, July 27.

It is clear that one of the most anticipated films of 2023 is Barbie. Directed by Greta Gerwig, it will feature Margot Robbie as the classic doll and Ryan Gosling as Ken. However, after the premiere of this impressive production on July 20, the duo will be involved in a very different universe to this world of Mattel toys.

Poor Things, the latest film by Yorgos Lanthimos, looks increasingly disturbing and strange. With an atypical aesthetic for the filmmaker's usual work, the film is the director's first foray into the realm of more colorful fantasy. A condition that is fully appreciated in the latest trailer released by Searchight Pictures.

One of the most successful Netflix series last year was undoubtedly 'Wednesday' by filmmaker Tim Burton. The success of the series is largely due to the brilliant performance of the young actress, Jenna Ortega, who won the recognition of critics and audiences. That is why the actress was elevated to the role of producer for the next season, having a commanding voice to drive the destiny of her character. As the young actress is now in charge, she has decided to make a change in her personality, moving closer to the tenebrous in the next episodes of the series. “We’ve decided we want to lean into the horror aspect of the show a little bit more,” Ortega told Ellen Fanning in a conversation for Variety. “Because it is so lighthearted, and a show like this with vampires and werewolves and superpowers, you don’t want to take yourself too seriously.”

The new series from the 'Star Wars' factory already has a premiere date. Disney+ has announced that 'Ashoka', starring Rosario Dawson, will launch on the platform on August 23, and has done so accompanied by a powerful 30-second spot where the tone and theme of the series is already elucidated, which you can see below.

Via Variety reports that Emmy nominee Sydney Sweeney ('Euphoria') and Oscar winner Julianne Moore ('The Glorias') will star in an upcoming dramatic thriller titled 'Echo Valley'. Moore's role will be that of a grieving horse trainer named Kate Garrett, while Sweeney will play her wayward daughter Claire. In fact, Michael Pearce ('Encounter') will direct the film from a script written by Brad Ingelsby ('Mare of Easttown'), who has signed a multi-year deal with Apple TV+ and has created the film from scratch. In addition, acclaimed filmmaker Ridley Scott joins as producer through his Scott Free label, in a production that is already shooting scenes.

"WandaVision", the Marvel Studios series starring Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany, premiered last January 15, 2021 and left a great expectation among fans of superhero movies. Its nine chapters, which arrived every Friday since its premiere, were awaited by millions of superhero movie fans, who are now debating about the series finale and its last episode released in early March 2021. More than a year after its final episode, it was official that the first Marvel Studios series on Disney+ will have a spin-off series starring villain Agatha Harkness, played by Kathryn Hahn.

This July 21 Warner Bros. releases its movie of the summer, and if it lives up to the promotional campaign also of the year: Barbie. Greta Gerwig, after triumphing with Lady Bird and Little Women, directs from a script she co-wrote with Noah Baumbach around the Mattel doll, finally with the features of Margot Robbie.Next to him we will see Ryan Gosling playing a charismatic Ken in an adventure beyond Barbie Land, even after all the effort to build the whole set.

Box office battles are back. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, it was common to find two or three productions fighting for the audience's attention. This time, during this month of June 2023, the studios that will clash in theaters are Warner Bros Discovery and Universal Pictures. They will do so through Barbie and Oppenheimer, respectively. In between? Paramount Pictures' Mission Impossible 7, starring Tom Cruise.