Cinema hits its 2023 peak this month. Understand the reasons!

The year 2023 has been intense when it comes to cinema, isn’t it? Several outstanding releases have taken place since January, and with the most varied public and critical receptions, and there is still much more to come in the coming weeks.

MEGA AWAITED RELEASES

Despite the hype for releases being very associated with big blockbusters, such as millionaire franchises like Marvel, “Fast and Furious” and “Transformers”, there are films with smaller budgets than these that are being talked about since their revealed release dates.

Even if this view is somewhat personal, we are going to highlight three releases here, starting with “Mission: Impossible: Reckoning Part 1”, the seventh feature of the action franchise starring tom cruise, which is already part of the popular imagination in an undeniable way. Who doesn’t know the main theme song?

Despite the spaced releases, the films always win the support of fans and are praised, in addition to making a profit for Paramount, and are always among the most praised action films of the year, see “Mission: Impossible: Fallout”, the previous film, Released the same year as “Avengers: Infinity War”.

The new project seems to have repeated the dose, and those who saw the film in advance considered it the best action film of the year and one of the highest quality blockbusters of recent times. Remembering that the premiere is on July 12th, with special previews this weekend.

WAR OF THE YEAR

However, it is the following week that things thicken, because on the same day, July 20, “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” will debut on the big screen, and the “war of the year” promises to happen.

Speaking of the first, he needs no comment, and is always on the list of highlights for 2023, bringing Margot Robbie as the world’s most beloved doll on an existential journey full of references, in addition to the full cast of stars.

All previews were applauded, and even theories are being made about the plot. Highlight for the doll’s dream house appearing and for the scene of her walking on tiptoe, just like the toy. The scenes in “Barbielândia” promise to thrill!

Check out the trailer for “Barbie” here!

But what about the other? Do you have chances? If it’s Christopher Nolan directing war movies, it deserves attention, just like “Dunkirk”, and that’s exactly what “Oppenheimer” is about, based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning biographical book, “American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer”, written by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin.

Check out the trailer for “Oppenheimer” here!

GENRE DIVERSITY

The three examples cited are already very strong, and each one has an example of the art of cinema: one is a popcorn action movie, another is an Oscar war drama and the third is a creative adventure based on the most famous doll in the world. .

But cinema is plural and full of aspects, and other launches of varied genres will mark July, such as “Supernatural: The Red Door” last Thursday, July 6th, being a classic horror franchise returning to the big screen, promising to conquer fans of the genre. If you want something alternative, you will have “O Convento”.

Biography? “I, Leonardo Da Vinci”. Adventure and children’s comedy? Disney’s “Haunted Mansion”. Adaptation of a classic of Brazilian literature? “Capitu and the Chapter”. Well, if we were to list it, we would stay until tomorrow, but it just goes to show how cinema is alive for all lovers of the seventh art!

And you, which of the July releases are you going to watch? Have you bought a ticket for any of the features yet?