Warner Bros. faced a challenge familiar to many studios today. How could they break into a market dominated by a major ...

The most interesting, uniquely late-capitalism category of nostalgia film is one championed by Warner Bros. - a category into which Space Jam 2, judging by its trailer, fits perfectly.

In "Space Jam: A New Legacy ... In 1996, Michael Jordan had to win a game to prevent aliens from enslaving NBA stars and cartoon characters, and setting them to work in their amusement park.

The original 1996 movie Space Jam starred NBA G.O.A.T. Michael Jordan, who led the Looney Tunes in an interstellar basketball game against a squad of aliens. Twenty-five years on, the movie is ...

The original Space Jam released in 1996 saw Jordan and the Tune Squad make a monumental comeback to defeat the Monstars, a group of oversized alien characters who'd stolen the powers of prominent ...

The aliens are small, ... but I know Space Jam certainly isn’t. The characters all sound like Mickey Mouse, cereal-commercial versions of the original characters — which pains me to say, ...

The movie, which is not considered a remake of the original, will premiere 25 years after the Looney Tunes and Michael Jordan teamed up to ward off aliens. Space Jam featured a slew of top talent ...

The original 1996 “Space Jam” wasn’t top-notch either, but it made bank in the box office. Twenty-five years later, this one is far worse, even with big stars.

SPACE Jam starring Michael Jordan was a huge hit when it was released in 1996 and grossed more than $230million worldwide. It mixed live action with much-loved Looney Tunes cartoon characters. Who&… ...

Debates over LeBron James’ greatness compared to Michael Jordan on a basketball court will continue in perpetuity, but “Space Jam: A New Legacy” won’t fuel much chatter about who’s the ...

Space Jam: A New Legacy, which premieres on July 16, is a fun sequel full of nostalgia with excellent pop culture references and ties to the original.

“Space Jam: A New Legacy,” which hits theaters and HBO Max on Friday, isn’t as wacky as the original, which incorporated Jordan’s surreal minor league baseball stint into its plot.