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Big Releases For April 2026


So what does April have in store for us this year? Let's find out;


The Super Mario Galaxy Movie- Today
The audience reaction for this particular film is more important than the critics', who have already started hating on this film. I do believe that this movie will DESTROY the box-office just like the previous one. This is one of 3 movies this year that I am not allowed to see without my sister.


 The Drama- April 3
Right now critics appear to be fine with this movie, but they do not seem to favor it. It looks fine to me and I do intend on seeing this, but I do not expect it to be amazing. I'm also not really sure how this will do in the box-office either. I guess we'll see.


Lee Cronin's The Mummy- April 17
Part of me actually does want to see this, but another part of me is skeptical. I'm not really sure where critics or the audience will stand on this. It definitely looks creepy enough, but that does not mean it will live up to the hype.


 Michael- April 24
Pretty much my entire family is going to see this. I do want this to be good and I do like the director for this as he is responsible for Training Day and the Equalizer movies. But I do still have my doubts. I would not be surprised if critics looked at this in a similar manor to Elvis. I do see this being a box-office draw considering this is Michael Jackson we're talking about. If this movie fails, it will face the wrath of God and moonwalkers.

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