Debuting at this year’s Sundance Film Festival is time-loop comedy, Palm Springs. Starring Andy Samberg and How I Met Your Mother’s Cristin Milioti, the two play guests at a Palm Springs wedding and somehow find themselves in an everlasting time loop. With hilarious one-liners and lover’s tiffs, Palm Springs is set to be a witty and comical summer flick, and we can’t wait.

While we might not have been able to host a Eurovision party this year due to the current pandemic, director Andrew Steele is making sure we get our annual dose of eccentric costumes and cringe-worthy performances his star-studded film Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. Starring Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams, the film follows two small-town singers as they chase their pop star dreams all while overcoming onstage mishaps and scheming rivals. The heartwarming tale is set for release on June 26 on Netflix.

Before The Matrix and before John Wick there was there as the hilarious and cultural phenomenon known as Bill & Ted. 31 years after the original film, we are thrown back into the ultra-cool and gnarly world of Bill & Ted. Tasked with creating a song in 78 minutes in order to save humanity, the dubious pair work with their families, old friends and musicians to complete the seemingly impossible task. With the original duo, Keanu Reeves and The Lost Boys Alex Winter reprising their roles, we are than ready to take on another excellent adventure.

Dakota Fanning? Zoë Kravitz? Evan Rachel Wood? We’re already sold. Set in the 1980s, the story follows roadie Viena as she navigates the band’s adversities and hardship of touring on the road. Get your eyeliner and skin-tight leather pants ready, because this romantic musical is set to be a wild one.

The gloves are off and the claws are out. After a highly addictive first season, The Politician is back, and it’s time to witness the most iconic election battle in NYC history. We’re back following the insanely wealthy teen Payton Hobart on his journey to become the president of the United States. Now studying at NYU, Payton will do whatever it takes to get a seat in the New York State Senate against incumbent Majority Leader Dede Standish. Created by Ryan Murphy, the hilarious comedy sees the return of Zoey Deutch and Gwyneth Paltrow. The highly-anticipated trailer teases new faces as Broadway sensation Bette Midler joins in on the fun and pulls out all the stops to help the opposing campaign win.