It should come as no surprise that “Space Jam: A New Legacy” doesn’t take itself too seriously. Arriving 25 years after “Space Jam,” which saw basketball superstar Michael Jordan team up with Bugs ...

Many diehard Space Jam fans were excited to find out that the classic film was getting a reboot, Space Jam: A New Legacy. Released on July 16, A New Legacy has a star-studded cast that includes LeBron ...

There have been discussions of a Metal Men movie for nearly a decade now, but the project finally appears to have gained some traction...just not in live-action. According to The Hollywood Reporter, ...

Before Space Jam's 1996 release, we'd never imagined that Michael Jordan would dunk on cartoon players, that Jay-Z would ghostwrite for Bugs Bunny, or that a cartoon rabbit could make us sweat. Our ...

Space Jam is the beloved 1996 sports comedy movie that features basketball legend Michael Jordan alongside the iconic animated Looney Tunes characters like Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and others. Together ...

Whether you like it or not, it’s time to slam, now. Welcome to the Space Jam. Again. In a boon to Elmer Fudd fans everywhere, NBA superstar LeBron James resurrected the classic Warner Bros.

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Remember Space Jam? It was made back in the mid'90s, a time when the big Hollywood studios were saying "Why not?" a lot. On one of those occasions it said, "Why not make those two commercials where ...

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Sunday AM Update: Even with Space Jam: A New Legacy in homes on HBO Max, Warner Bros. proves again that when they shell out on TV spots, they can open the film in movie theaters to a solid number. In ...

Between 1950 and 1960, television ownership in the United States rose from nine per cent of households to eighty-seven per cent. In that same decade, the number of tickets sold at movie box-offices ...