Between the freshness of new productions and the reuse of storylines already approved by viewers, cinemas are preparing to show the infinity of attractions planned for 2024. Storylines previously adapted to male characters are given a new direction, as Furiosa suggests: A Mad Max saga that will feature the character Anya TaylorJoy, with Chris Hemsworth as the antagonist in the new George Miller production. Disney announces “Inside Out 2”, with the addition of the character Anxiety to the range of emotions of teenager Riley, in the film that features the talents of director Kelsey Mann. Another director, Sam TaylorJohnson, promises a high level of emotion in the biopic of singer Amy Winehouse with “Back to Black”, which will pay tribute to the artist's work (on the screen, produced by Marisa Abela, the same from the industry) . series) until the release of the impactful studio album.
“The Color Purple,” a work that won Golden Globes for the performances of actresses Danielle Brooks and Fantasia Barrino, arrives in theaters four decades after Spielberg's work, now directed by Blitz Bazawule. And the music will continue on the big screen, confirming the premise of cassettes such as “Bob Marley: One Love” that travels between Jamaica and England through the music suggested in the reggae sung by the icon in the biopic of the connection to tell with Kingsley BenAdir in the lead role. In a Brazilian reality, Saudosa maloca is the film directed by Pedro Serrano in which Paulo Miklos plays Adoniran Barbosa, in a script that covers more than 30 years of adventures in the Bixiga of São Paulo, including many comings and goings over time.
The front of absolute humor is confirmed in the Brazilian films “Os farofeiros 2” and “Tô de graça The Movie”: both focused on characters strolling around Brazil, generating endless laughs along the way. The first is signed by Roberto Santucci and includes interpretations by Cacau Protásio and Antônio Fragoso in a plot in which the protagonist in the Northeast finances a trip for colleagues (and family members) to clarify the harsh professional environment. In Tô de Graça is Rodrigo Sant'anna Graça, the periphery, able to take friends to discover the wonders of Búzios (RJ).
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Almost six years after the great success with Ryan Reynolds in the lead role, “Deadpool 3” will be released in July, directed by Shawn Levy, in which Hugh Jackman will once again play the legendary and tough Wolverine. Among the Brazilians, two players will strengthen the yellowgreen presence abroad: Gabriel Leoni and Wagner Moura in Ferrari and Guerra Civil, respectively. The first film to star Adam Driver is directed by Michael Mann, covering everything from the shaky marriage of Enzo Ferrari (who died in 1990 at the age of 88) to his consecration and participation in the historic Italian story of the Mille Miglia examined. “Civil War” focuses on dystopia and follows a group of journalists during intense American conflict in an adventure starring Kirsten Dunst and Cailee Spaeny and directed by Englishman Alex Garland (ExMachina).
Denis Villeneuve, winner of six Academy Awards in 2021 and based on the adaptation of the literary work by Frank Herbert, brings “Dune Part 2” with stars Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya and Austin Butler in a plot in which the character of Prince surrounded by ongoing catastrophe is Paul Atreides. In one of the Brazilian attractions of 2024, entitled “Galactic Cat and the Magic of Time”, the fictional area of Cronópolis will bring with it the effect of a longfrozen clock, allowing the dedicated protagonist to come into contact with it Greatgrandfather. A more frantic pace will rock Beekeeper Revenge Network, another action film starring Jason Stratham, now playing a former agent of a mysterious being who becomes uncontrollable when a huge secret is revealed. Until the end of the New Year, whose attraction will be Mufasa The Lion King, written by Barry Jenkins (awarded the Oscar for his original screenplay with “Moonlight”) and in which the popular lions Scar and Mufasa will be seen in one film A lot will happen in the plot that precedes that of the celebrated Simba.
Of the supernatural
Ghostbusters: Ice Apocalypse, scheduled for March, will unite generations of Earth's guardians when an artifact alters time and brings the threat of a second Ice Age to the planet. Six months later, it's the turn of Ghosts Have Fun 2, bringing together director Tim Burton and stars Jenna Ortega (Wandinha) and Winona Ryder in a crazy sequel to the 1988 comedy. After grossing more than $1 billion at the box office for the film that won an Oscar for Joaquin Phoenix, director Todd Phillips will present Lady Gaga's Harley Quinn in the tone of a musical in Joker: Folie à deux (seen in October). Also musical will be the setting “Wicked,” which relives events from “The Wizard of Oz,” directed by Jon M. Chu, and features performances by Ariana Grande, Michelle Yeoh (the Oscar winner for “Everything, Everywhere at Once “) and Cynthia Erivo includes. Mean Girls, meanwhile, will star Tina Fey as Professor Norbury, in a story that reuses a Broadway play based on enemies made by high school characters.
Life and death implications
Thirteen years after attracting an audience of 4 million viewers, director Wagner de Assis focuses on “Nosso lar 2 The Messengers”, in which the characters André Luiz (Renato Prieto) and Ancieto (Edson Celulari) report on the continuation of life projects are threatened in the lives of mortals. A Life The Story of Nicholas Winton also features the efforts of a character created by Anthony Hopkins on the big screen, revealing on the big screen the British activist's action on the eve of World War II, in which he saved hundreds of children through a human network, in Prague in 1938. Jonathan Glazer's film The Zone of Interest, which won the Grand Prize at the Cannes Festival, goes in the other direction and addresses the violence of the Holocaust. The film revolves around Rudolf Hoss, the commander of the Auschwitz extermination camp, and is set in the garden of a mansion close to the horrors of war.
The power of enchantment
Those looking for lightness in the options for 2024 can settle for two bets that bear the mark of Mauricio de Sousa. Starring Isaac Amendoim and Luis Lobianco (in the role of Nhô Lau), Chico Bento and the Wonderful Guava Tree depicts disagreements in the Brazilian interior that are motivated by a tree. On a more mature basis, Turma da Mônica Joven: Reflexos do Fear by Maurício Eça assumes a threat to the Limoeiro district: out of nowhere comes the news that the local museum is being auctioned off. Cebola, Mônica and Milena, among others, join forces to stop the sale. The cast includes Xande Valois, Sophia Valverde and Mateus Solano (as Liucurgo) from Brasilia. The actress Giulia Benite leaves the previous cast of the Turma da Mônica film and will also direct the feature film Chama a Bebel in the cinema, which deals with environmental and social issues. Inspired by the Swede Greta Thunberg, the main character will lead sustainability actions to spread among other young people. In the animation sector, the Patos cinema welcomes you! and Kung Fu Panda 4. One of the titles describes the fate of the Lopatos family, who want to emigrate to Jamaica, following a route designed by the mother duck, who is jealous of her ducklings' ability to learn. In the fourth adventure, Po, the famous panda who lives in the Valley of Peace, sets out to find a new dragon, while also having to face Camaleoa, who is ready to form alliances with other masters of villainy.
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Mickey 17 is one of the titles with a director's signature in the 2024 release calendar. South Korean Bong JoonHo (of Parasite) explores the disposal of living beings and the regeneration of human bodies and memories in a freezing environment technology and the talent of actors Robert Pattinson and Mark Ruffalo rule. The latter also plays a leading role in “Poor Creatures” (from the Greek “Yorgos Lanthimos”), which is about discussions about equality and liberation after Bella Baxter (Emma Stone) is killed by Dr. Godwin was recreated and decides to do so daily informed by a lawyer (Ruffalo). A mysterious connection between two characters from the Pernambuco film Tião and Nara Normande will change the plot of Sem Coração, scheduled for March and highlighting the Alagoas setting and Brasilia actress Maeve Jinkings. Another Brazilian film that promises to make a splash in 2024 is “The Passion”. According to GH, starring Maria Fernanda Cândido and directed by Luiz Fernando Carvalho (from “Lavoura arcaica”), the film, which adapts a text by Clarice Lispector, shows a sculptor suddenly absorbed by reflections that highlight the injustices of social Achieve hierarchies. “The Rejected”, a film by the exuberant filmmaker Alexander Payne, which will be released later this month, relies on the talent of actor Paul Giamatti, who is ready to reveal the frustration of a history teacher very needy with reality Student comes into contact unprepared for life.
Love is in the air
Born on a lively karaoke night, the love of Laura (Sandy Leah) and Marco (Fabio Porchat) is explored in the feature film Evidence of Love, which will be shown in February. Muchcelebrated during awards season, the feature film “Past Lives” (by Celine Song) combines eternal sentiments with the levity found on the Internet. The film, which hits theaters in February, follows the reunion of exlovers who reunite years later in New York for an extra week of social gatherings. Love is not always associated with happiness, but love is expressed in “Anatomy of a Fall” (by Justine Triet), in which Sandra Hülser, winner of the Palme d'Or in Cannes, is involved in a trial over the death of her man's appearance. Another combination of films that offer a mix of passion and heavy atmosphere are Secrets of a Scandal and All of Us Strangers. The first comes from the wellknown Todd Haynes (Carol and Far From Paradise), who brings together Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore, shaken by prejudices about romance linked to ageism. Starring Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott, “All of us Strangers” by Andrew Haigh (45 years old) shows the London isolation of a gay writer who is shaken by the presence of his cheerful neighbor.