After the Flash travels back in time to save his parents, he accidentally becomes trapped in a reality in which General Zod has returned to Earth. The superhero movie sees Ezra Miller’s Barry Allen in a Flashpoint-inspired story of time travel chaos. It’s yet to be seen if The Flash will be the greatest superhero movie ever made, but there’s no doubt that the hype surrounding the DC project is real. You can see Joy Ride in theaters on July 7. Joy Ride, which is directed by first-time director Adele Lim, looks to be a hilariously profane comedy that is sure to provide great fun at the theaters. Hsu is joined by co-stars Ashley Park, Sherry Cola, Debbie Fan, Desmond Chiam, and Alexander Hodge. The R-rated film will see Stephanie Hsu return to the spotlight after her Oscar-nominated performance in Everything Everywhere All at Once, but she surely won’t be destroying multiverses this time around. Joy Ride follows four Asian American friends as they travel through Asia in search of one of their birth mothers. However, with Joy Ride, it seems Lionsgate is bringing some funny levity back to theaters.
The 2000s held countless comedy hits, but the genre has slacked in recent years as studios refocus on franchise opportunities.
With Joy Ride and the upcoming Jennifer Lawrence-led No Hard Feelings, some moviegoers have hope that we might be seeing the rebirth of the studio comedy.
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