Hollywood's hot finales: Must-see films closing 2024
A new horror film with Hugh Jackman, a spectacle featuring Ariana Grande, or the next installment of The Lion King—these are just some of the movie premieres planned for the remainder of 2024. Find out which titles will warm you up on cold winter evenings.
The end of the year usually brings a wealth of movie premieres, and this season is no exception. Hollywood has not disappointed and has prepared a strong year-end, delivering hits that will keep you on the edge of your seat. There's something for everyone. Let's see together what will be worth waiting for in the last two months 2024.
Movie premieres 2024: The end of the year will be dense
The end of 2024 will be a true feast for movie enthusiasts, full of emotions and great comebacks. The lineup includes epic spectacles and more intimate films that will test the viewer's psychological endurance. Prepare to journey to amazing worlds from the comfort of a theater seat.
"Gladiator 2" - premiere on November 22
Legendary director Ridley Scott returns with a sequel to his blockbuster set in ancient Rome. Paul Mescal plays Lucius, who, as a child, witnessed the death of Maximus, killed by his uncle Commodus. Now, full of determination, he steps into the arena as a gladiator to stand up against two emperors who ruthlessly rule Rome. The hero must confront a difficult past to find the strength and honor to restore the city to its people.
"Heretic" - premiere on November 8
Two young women preaching the word of God find themselves in the home of Mr. Reed—played by Hugh Grant. The charming host quickly reveals his dark nature. All doors are locked, and the women must solve puzzles that test their faith. A dangerous game of life and death begins in this house of nightmares. The film was made by the renowned A24 studio, suggesting high quality.
"Wicked" - premiere on November 22
Students of Shiz University form a friendship in the fantastic Land of Oz. Their relationship reaches a crossroads when they encounter the Wizard of Oz. While Glinda (played by Ariana Grande) dreams of popularity and power, Elphaba prefers to stay true to her loved ones. Their adventures in Oz lead them to fulfill their destinies as the Good Witch of the South and the Wicked Witch of the West.
"The Lord of the Rings: War of the Rohirrim" - premiere on December 13
The action takes place 183 years before the events of Peter Jackson's original trilogy. An unexpected invasion by Wulf, a cunning and ruthless lord of the Dunlendings seeking to avenge his father's death, forces Helm and his people to fiercely defend themselves in the ancient fortress of Hornburg. This mighty fortress, the future Helm's Deep, becomes the last hope for survival. Faced with an increasing threat, Hera, Helm's daughter, must lead the resistance to repel a deadly enemy bent on their complete annihilation.
"Mufasa: The Lion King" - premiere on December 20
"Mufasa: The Lion King" tells the story of the tumultuous youth of the legendary king Mufasa, as well as young Kiara, Simba and Nala's daughter. Timon and Pumbaa also add their anecdotes, bringing the story full of adventures and challenges to life. In flashbacks, we meet the young, orphaned Mufasa, whose fate changes when he encounters the royal heir, the lion Taka. Together, they embark on a journey to discover their destiny, with their bond tested by formidable adversaries.