You can't say goodbye to 2024 without having seen these movies

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This year that is coming to an end has left a good number of films that have been enjoyed in movie theaters that had a hard time getting started. The box office began to boom with Dune: Part 2, one of the sequels that have attracted the public like the animated Inside Out 2, Moana 2 or the blockbuster Gladiator II. The Palme d'Or Anora came from Cannes...

This year that is coming to an end has left a good number of films that have been enjoyed in movie theaters that had a hard time getting started. The box office began to boom with Dune: Part 2, one of the sequels that have attracted the public like the animated Inside Out 2, Moana 2 or the blockbuster Gladiator II. From Cannes came the Palme d'Or Anora, by Sean Baker, or the phenomenon Emilia Pérez and The Substance, all of them with options in the awards season. In Spanish territory there has been a varied harvest where the new works of Pilar Palomero, Mar Coll, Dani de la Orden, Marcel Barrena or the moving The Blue Star, by Javier Macipe, have shone. We review 20 essential titles of 2024.

Alex Garland

Civil War

Alex Garland presents a United States immersed in a bloody civil war in a dystopian future that seems more real than ever and that invites us to reflect on politics, society and the role of the press today. Kirsten Dunst, Wagner Moura and Cailee Spaeny are the journalists destined to portray a hellish journey as they travel across the country until they reach the White House.

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Dune: Part Two

If with Dune (2021), Canadian Denis Villeneuve impressed the staff with his epic version of the first part of Frank Herbert's work, his sequel far surpasses the original. He is a science fiction prodigy. ...
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