Like every year, summer is the season of showing attractive movies of all genres: horror, action, psychological - emotional, and especially indispensable are animated movies for children.
The famous Japanese animated film Doraemon: Nobita and the Adventures of the Picture World (released on May 23) is dominating the Vietnamese box office, ranking first, earning over VND142 billion. Released at the end of May, the action film Mission: Impossible - The Last Karma starring Tom Cruise, with a budget of up to USD400 million, has currently earned a global revenue of USD450 million, of which VND36.7 billion in Vietnam alone.
The anticipated blockbuster in June is How to Train Your Dragon , directed by Dean DeBlois, the creator of the hit animated series of the same name. The film, which will premiere on June 13, revolves around Hiccup (played by Mason Thames), who lives on the island of Berk and takes part in a dragon training course with other boys and girls his age.
On the same day, June 13, the Vietnamese box office welcomed the Super 5 , marking the return of Korean actor Yoo Ah-in. The film follows 5 ordinary people who suddenly "win the lottery" and unexpectedly possess superpowers after a strange organ transplant.
Brad Pitt in F1 movie
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Jonathan Bailey and Scarlett Johansson in Jurassic World: Rebirth
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Actor Brad Pitt returns to the big screen in the movie F1 , released on June 27, set in the world's most famous racing tournament, Formula 1. Crafted by Joseph Kosinski and the production team of Maverick , the film has received a storm of praise from critics and promises to explode at the box office.
Also released on June 27 is the horror film Megan 2.0 by director Gerard Johnstone, set 2 years after the events of part 1 when Gemma (played by Allison Williams) discovers that the technology to produce Megan has been stolen.
Three other blockbusters will be released in July : Jurassic World: Rebirth (July 4), Superman (July 11) and Fantastic Four: First Move (July 25).
The above foreign films have created considerable pressure on Vietnamese films. This summer, many Vietnamese films are available in theaters. The horror genre includes Five Ten (released on May 30), Under the Lake (June 6), and Ut Lan - Oan Linh Giu Cua (June 20). The animation genre marks the appearance of two Vietnamese films: De Men: Adventure to Xom Lay Loi (May 30) and Trang Quynh Nhi: Legend of Kim Nguu (June 20). In addition, there are two psychological-emotional films: The Last Wish by director Doan Si Nguyen (July 4), Mang Me Di Bo - a Vietnamese-Korean collaboration by director Mo Hong-jin (released on August 1).
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/bom-tan-ngoai-do-bo-rap-viet-mua-he-185250609221011384.htm
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