When the pandemic broke out in 2020, the release of some movie blockbusters was postponed. The next year’s life hadn’t returned to normal yet. So, in the summer of 2022, we have some long-awaited releases.
There are the best movies to look forward to in the coming months, and when you can expect them in the cinema.
Top Gun: Maverick – Now at the cinema
Tom Cruise returns to one of his most iconic roles as Pete “Maverick” Mitchell. He will train a young group of elite aviators for a special mission-among them “Rooster” (miles), the son of his late friend “Goose”. Go down the freeway to the danger zone, get off the jet and see this on the largest screen possible.
Jurassic World Dominion – Now in the cinema
In Jurassic World’s third installation, the filmmaker conveys all the nostalgia of 1993. Jurassic Park What you have been waiting for. With Reed’s Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard, Sam Neill, Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum’s Brat Pack are back to navigate a new world of dinosaur roaming freely.
Light Year – at the cinema on June 17th
Toy story 3 It’s like a surreal and meta-twist that breaks our hearts Lightyear Track the origin of the fictional astronaut character on which Buzz Lightyear is based (if it makes sense).Buzz’s voice is Chris Evans when Pixar released its first feature in the cinema since the 2020s from (The movie in the meantime was released directly on Disney +).
The Black Phone – at the cinema on June 24th
Halloween-themed seems a bit early, but there’s at least one major horror release in most summer seasons, as thrilling and chill-loving spectators want a creepy movie outside of October. .. Starring the transformed Ethan Hawke in a featureless ominous role, the film follows a child trying to escape a serial killer after being kidnapped.
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Elvis – at the cinema on June 24th
Working on such a spectacular music-filled thing Moulin rouge! When Great GatsbyIt only makes sense that Baz Luhrmann should be the man who was tasked with overseeing the biography of Elvis. But will Austin Butler be tasked with playing the King of Rock and Roll? On the other side of him, Tom Hanks plays the dubious and witty Colonel Tom Parker.
Thor: Love and Thunder – at the cinema on July 8th
Even fans other than Marvel enjoyed it enough Thor RagnarokSo, the expectations for its follow-up, written and directed by the stunningly entertaining Taika Waititi, are high. Chris Hemsworth replays his nominal role in fighting Gorr the God Butcher (Christian Bale) by gathering many allies, including his ex-girlfriend Jane Foster (Natalie Portman). increase. Expect lots of action and laughter.
Where Crawdads Sing – At the Cinema on July 22nd
Daisy Edgar Jones has played some interesting roles since then. The general publicDuring the indie horror comedy fresh And SF series World war..However Where Clauded singsMark her first big hit role, based on an international best-selling novel. She plays Ka, a young woman raising herself in a deep South swamp facing murder charges.
Shinkansen – at the cinema on August 3rd
The list of summer blockbusters wouldn’t be complete without a big, silly action movie that concludes everything. And you can see that it is what we get from the title here.Works by director David Leitch (Deadpool 2, Atomic blonde), The movie is led by Brad Pitt, who plays one of the five assassins head-to-head on the bullet train.
No, at the cinema on August 12th
Following his unparalleled, instantly iconic function Get out When We, Jordan Peele’s latest work has teamed up again with Daniel Kaluuya. In a typical mysterious peel style, this plan is obscured. All we know is that “the inhabitants of the lonely canyons of endorheic California are witnessing eerie and chilling discoveries.”
