The Break-Up 2 (2025)

🎬 The Break-Up 2: Starting Over (2025)
👉 Jennifer Aniston, Vince Vaughn, Jon Favreau, Jason Bateman, Emma Roberts

💔 They’ve moved on… mostly.

Nearly twenty years after their explosive split,

Brooke (Jennifer Aniston) and Gary (Vince Vaughn) have finally found peace — or at least they thought they had. Brooke runs a successful art gallery in New York, while Gary owns a trendy Chicago sports bar and gives terrible relationship advice on a popular podcast. Their lives couldn’t be more different — until fate, and a mutual friend’s wedding, drags them back into each other’s orbit.

When Gary’s younger brother (Jon Favreau) announces he’s marrying Brooke’s best friend (Emma Roberts) in Italy, both exes are horrified to discover they’re co–maids of honor — and co–best man. Trapped together at a destination wedding full of love, wine, and far too many flashbacks, old sparks — and old arguments — ignite once again.

Caught between nostalgia and resentment, Brooke and Gary start questioning everything they thought they’d left behind. Have they really moved on, or did they just take a very long pause? Between awkward rehearsal dinners, competitive toasts, and one unforgettable dance floor meltdown, the pair find themselves forced to confront the truth: maybe their biggest problem wasn’t that they broke up — but that they never really figured out

why.

Jason Bateman joins the chaos as the brutally honest marriage counselor hired by the bride and groom — who accidentally becomes therapist to the wrong couple.

Directed by Peyton Reed

, The Break-Up 2: Starting Over is a sharp, funny, and surprisingly heartfelt sequel about love after heartbreak — and the messy, hilarious art of getting closure… or possibly a second chance.

The Golden Child 2 (2025)

🎬 The Golden Child 2 (2025)
👉 Eddie Murphy, J.L. Reate, Charles Dance

When light fades and shadows rise once more, destiny calls upon the chosen one — and the man who never believed in destiny.

The Golden Child 2 (2025) marks the long-awaited return of Eddie Murphy’s Chandler Jarrell, the wisecracking detective who once saved the world armed with nothing more than quick wit, street smarts, and a reluctant sense of heroism.

Years after rescuing the mystical boy known as The Golden Child (J.L. Reate), Chandler has traded supernatural chaos for a quieter life — or so he thinks. But when a wave of unexplained disasters sweeps across the globe, he’s pulled back into a war between light and darkness. The Child, now older and cloaked in mystery, has vanished, and ancient forces are stirring once again under the command of a resurrected

Sardo Numspa (Charles Dance) — more powerful, more ruthless, and determined to finish what he started.

Reluctantly teaming up with a new generation of monks, guardians, and skeptics, Chandler embarks on a journey from the neon-lit streets of Los Angeles to the snow-capped peaks of Tibet, chasing clues that test both his courage and his disbelief. The line between myth and reality blurs as he faces cursed relics, spiritual trials, and an evil that feeds on fear itself. But beneath the jokes and chaos, Chandler must confront something far deeper — the idea that the fate of the world might once again depend on him believing in something greater than himself.

Directed by Michael Ritchie, The Golden Child 2 blends the original’s blend of Eastern mysticism, supernatural adventure, and Eddie Murphy’s sharp comedic edge, creating a story that’s both nostalgic and fresh. With dazzling visual effects, heart-stopping action, and Murphy’s trademark charm in full force, the sequel dives deeper into destiny, redemption, and the eternal struggle between light and shadow.

Witty, wild, and wonderfully weird, The Golden Child 2 (2025) reminds us that heroes aren’t chosen by prophecy — they’re made in the moment when laughter meets faith, and courage outshines fear.