With June 2024 on the horizon, audiences are in for a diverse range of cinematic experiences. The month is packed with eagerly awaited films from all genres. Let’s dive into some of the most talked-about titles coming your way.
Bad Boys back in action
Fans of the franchise are buzzing about Bad Boys: Ride or Die, set to hit theaters on June 7. Directed by Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, this action-comedy follows detectives Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) as they investigate corruption within the Miami PD. Their late Captain Conrad Howard is accused of being involved with the Romanian Mafia, leading our heroes to become fugitives. With additional stars like Vanessa Hudgens and Alexander Ludwig, it’s a must-watch for action lovers.
An emotional journey in Tuesday
Releasing on the same day is Tuesday, a fantasy drama by Daina Oniunas-Pusic. Julia Louis-Dreyfus stars as Zora, a mother grappling with her daughter Tuesday’s terminal illness. Their struggle takes a surreal turn when Death arrives in the form of a talking macaw voiced by Arinzé Kene. This film promises a poignant exploration of love and loss.
Supernatural thrills with Watchers
On June 14, Ishana Shyamalan brings us The Watchers, starring Dakota Fanning as Mina, a young artist isolated in an Irish forest. As night falls, mysterious creatures stalk her and three strangers trapped in a glass-walled room. This eerie setup promises suspense and supernatural terror.
Inside Out returns
The long-anticipated sequel Inside Out 2 also arrives on June 14. Directed by Kelsey Mann, it revisits Riley, now a teenager voiced by Kensington Tallman. New emotions led by Anxiety (Maya Hawke) shake up the familiar dynamics at headquarters. Amy Poehler teases that this installment will delve into new life stages and emergent emotions resonating uniquely with audiences.
I think a middle-aged person. Everyone’s having these very distinct new emotions that are showing up all the time.
Biker drama with The Bikeriders
The Bikeriders, releasing on June 21, immerses viewers in the rise and fall of the Vandals MC led by Johnny (Tom Hardy). This Jeff Nichols-directed film explores how an outlaw motorcycle club evolves into organized crime, featuring Austin Butler and Jodie Comer in pivotal roles.
Lanthimos’ Kinds of Kindness
On the same day, Yorgos Lanthimos releases Kinds of Kindness, an absurdist dark comedy divided into three unique segments. Featuring performances by Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, and Willem Dafoe, it promises to be an eclectic viewing experience reflecting Lanthimos’ signature style.
A Quiet Place prequel ventures to Day One
Michael Sarnoski directs A Quiet Place: Day One, out on June 28. This prequel follows Sam (Lupita Nyong’o) trying to survive during an alien invasion in New York City, offering new insights into the apocalyptic world established by John Krasinski’s earlier films.
Civil War epic Horizon expands narrative
Also debuting on June 28 is Kevin Costner’s Horizon: An American Saga. This four-part epic spans the Civil War years from 1861 to 1865, exploring American West expansion through intertwining personal stories.
Sacrifice explores psychological thriller territory
Concluding June’s lineup is A Sacrifice. Sadie Sink stars as Mazzy Monroe who gets embroiled in underground parties while her father investigates a cult-related suicide case.
Mazzy gets involved with a mysterious local boy who introduces her to the city’s underground party scene
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