Getty Image There’s no other actor I have quite the interview relationship that I do with Amy Ryan. (It might be the last name thing, I’m not really sure.) I’ve been interviewing her regularly since 2010 and, well, we have fun with these situations that, by design, aren’t really that much fun. I bring all this up because what you’re about to read isn’t “normal” and will seem maybe too familiar if you don’t know the context.

Neill Blomkamp has confirmed that RoboCop Returns movie will be Rated-R to a worried fan of the franchise.

Timothée Chalamet and Steve Carell wage war over the memory of a relationship long lost. A father and son sit across from each other in a cafe that should be neutral ground, but the tension of history and their shame at past failings transform the peaceful setting into a battleground. Fumbling to communicate, family members become combatants. Concern acts as an attack. Love mutates into a poison. I was not prepared for Beautiful Boy. My first act every morning is to check my phone while still in bed.

Gas station attendant Timothée Chalamet is coming off a breakout year where he starred in two Best Picture nominees, Call Me By Your Name and Lady Bird (he’s no Michael Stuhlbarg, but then again, who is?). With his role in the peach-filled film, the 22-year-old became the third youngest Best Actor Oscar nominee ever, and he’ll hope to replicate his youthful success in Beautiful Boy. Based on David Sheff’s memoir of the same name, Beautiful Boy stars Steve Carell as a father who watches his son Nick (Chalamet) become addicted to methamphetamine.

The He-Man Cinematic Universe has found its Russo Brothers. The 1980s was a decade that took commercialism to an epic level. Not satisfied with simply selling action figures to children, companies like Mattel and Hasbro forced their brand into homes by invading the television set. G.I. Joe, Transformers, M.A.S.K., SilverHawks, and He-Man were nothing more than glorified cartoons pied-pipering children to their local Toys ‘R’ Us.