The first five episodes of the new gay-themed web series, Flying High With Charlie, have now debuted, which follows the like of a young flight attendant.
Here’s the synopsis: ‘Flight attendant Charlie just can’t seem to get away from work, even on a stroll through Central Park… Charlie is a gay flight attendant for Royal Skies airlines who is trying to make it in love and life in the big city. Starring Brandon Salerno as Charlie. Written and created by Brian Pelletier. Featuring many UCB trained improv artists.’
You can watch all of the entertaining first season below, which includes Charlie having a go at a threesome! (And thanks to Towleroad for the tip).
Early next year Fox is going in a slightly different direction with the X-Men franchise, by giving the wise-cracking Deadpool his own movie. During the years it’s been in development many have worried whether the movie would retain the violence, sarcasm and wit of the comics, as well as having Deadpool breaking the fourth wall.
Even Disney was surprised when Tim Burton’s Alice In Wonderland made over a billion dollars at the box office, but it ensured a sequel quickly went into pre-production. Although its taken longer than originally planned, Alice Through The Looking Glass is now on its way, and we have the first trailer to prove it.
When I saw the final Harry Potter movie at the cinema, at the end a guy behind me, who was probably about 20, said, “Well, that’s the end of my childhood.” It was one of the most oddly poignant remarks I’ve ever heard, as to an extent he was right – something he had grown up was coming to an end just as he himself was becoming an adult.
All-female new media start-up The Front has debuted a new web series this week, which aims to take a look at the lives of young queer people living in the American deep south.
Many people still aren’t sure that action-kingpin Michael Bay is the best man to take on the real-life events that took place in Benghazi and resulted in the death of the US ambassador. However, he’ll be hoping to prove naysayers wrong with 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers Of Benghazi.
Po is coming back with Kung Fu Panda 2, and this time he’s bringing along his father.
Not many indie films can muster a starry cast like this, but The Moon Ocean has signed up Anne Hathaway, Keanu Reeves, Daniel Radcliffe, Chloe Grace Moretz, Tom Holland, Asa Butterfield, Jeff Goldblum and Abraham Attah.
Moon and Source Code director Duncan Jones has been caught up for the last couple of years making Warcraft: The Beginning, but he’s now going back to a movie he was planning before the fantasy film took over – Mute.
For years people having been asking why there isn’t an animated queer web series set around pieces of food that go to high school. Ok, nobody was wondering why it hadn’t been made, but when McTucky Fried High arrived it turned out to be a very good idea, as it proved to be a very entertaining way to look at real-life teen LGBTQ issues from a different perspective.
