Review of July movie premieres
The news films that are waiting for us in July are very mottled, but there are some very interesting ones among them. Cameron Diaz will be a “bad teacher”, Jim Carrey will make friends with penguins, Lars von Trier will talk about melancholy that will destroy the world, and Harry Potter will finally fight with Voldemort. We read about these and other films in our review.
Very bad teacher
Director: Jake Casdan
Cast: Cameron Diaz, Justin Timberlake, Jason Siegel, Lucy Punch, Phyllis Smith
Premiere: July 7th
Cameron Diaz drinks the entire film, smokes marijuana and swears at third-graders (with us this is modestly draped with a translation). She is a terrible school teacher, however, she works here only because there is no one to support her. And here’s the option outlined – a trainee appeared in the school, whose family owns a watch factory in Switzerland. To get this guy and his credit card, the heroine Diaz is ready for anything … Even to become a good teacher.
Mr. Popper’s penguins
Director: Mark S. Waters
Cast: Jim Carrey, Carla Gugino, Angela Lansbury, Ophelia Lovibond, Madeleine Carroll
Premiere: July 7th
Jim Carrey is no stranger to working with animals after two episodes of Ace Ventura. The actor’s current partners in the film are six charming penguins that his father left him as a legacy. At first, a successful businessman, Mr. Popper, tries to get rid of them, but then they become almost his best friends, and his life changes dramatically. For better or worse? How to know!
Melancholy
Director: Lars von Trier
Starring: Kirsten Dunst, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Kiefer Sutherland, Charlotte Rampling
Premiere: July 7th
In July, a new film by Lars von Trier will be released on Russian screens. The mysterious Danish director described his picture as a “psychological disaster film.” Planet Melancholy is approaching Earth, which must collide with it and destroy all life. The feeling of the same name embraces the main character, and she with grim joy awaits the offensive of Armageddon.
Larry crown
Director: Tom Hanks
Cast: Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts, Brian Cranston, Wilmer Valderrama, Taraji P. Henson, Pam Greer, Rami Malek
Premiere: July 7th
A film by Tom Hanks with him in the title role about a 50-year-old loser who, having flown out of work, went to get an education in college.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
Director: David Yates
Starring: Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Ralph Fiennes, Alan Rickman, Helena Bonham Carter
Premiere: July 13
In July, the last movie of the Harry Potter saga will be released. The distributors promise that in this series, Harry will lose all his friends and, finally, fight with the dull, witless wizard – Voldemort.
Miss Nobody
Director: Tim Cox
Cast: Leslie Bibb, Adam Goldberg, Katie Baker, Missy Pyle, Brandon Routh, David Anthony Higgins, Jeffrey Lewis, Vivica A. Fox
Premiere: July 21
About a “gray mouse” and their magical transformation filmed a dozen comedies. But such, perhaps, have not yet been. Sarah Jane is the secretary of the pharmaceutical corporation, her bosses do not notice her, so there is no way to climb at least one step in the career ladder … Although, wait, there is always a way out. For example, kill your fellow competitors.
The nightmare behind the wall
Director: Julien Lacombe, Pascal Cid
Cast: Laetitia Casta, Thierry Novick, Jacques Bonnaffe, Roger Dumas, Anne Benois, Anne Laurier
Premiere: July 21
The plot unfolds in France at the beginning of the XX century. The young writer Nicole is often tormented by nightmares. Trying to get rid of them, she moves from Paris to a small village where they do not like strangers. The situation is only getting worse: in the village little girls begin to disappear, the locals blame Nicole for everything and she seems to have completely lost the line between a nightmare and reality.
Beaver
Director: Jodie Foster
Premiere: July 28
Starring: Mel Gibson, Jodie Foster, Cherry Jones, Anton Yelchin, Riley Stewart
The life of Walter Black, the owner of a toy company, rolls down confidently. Business crumble, family is also on the verge of collapse. The only way that the main character finds is to commit suicide. But in the hotel, where he was going to carry out his plan, he is held back … by a simple toy, a beaver doll, which is worn on the arm. Black takes the toy and his life changes. He constantly wears a beaver in his hand, introduces him to his family and colleagues, and his affairs are gradually going uphill. Only at a certain moment does it become clear that the toy beaver influences Walter too much, and the toys have their own opinion on any account.
The main thing is not to be afraid!
Director: Nicole Cassell
Actors: Kate Hudson, Gael Garcia Bernal, Peter Dinklage, Lucy Punch, Katie Bates, Whoopi Goldberg
Premiere: July 28
A cheerful young lady (Kate Hudson) learns that she is terminally ill – she has blood cancer. But instead of indulging in despondency, she falls in love with her attending oncologist.
