After travelling into the realms of Jurassic World and
getting weepy with Inside Out last June, it is now time to enjoy what the
coming month has to offer. Well, we have here some sexy dancing troupe,
superheroes to behold, and some cute and funny yellow creatures. Here are ten
movies to watch out for in July:
Terminator: Genisys
(July 1). Arnold Schwarzenegger returns to the big screen with Terminator’s
fifth instalment. Also starring Emilia Clarke, Jason Clarke and Jai Courtney,
the film tells about Saran Connor and her team’s effort to reset the future.
Magic Mike XXL
(July 1). Three years after the events of the first movie, the Kings of Tampa,
following Magic Mike’s earlier action, also want to throw in the towel. For
their final bow, Mike and the boys head out to Myrtle Beach to give a blow-out
performance.
Minions (July
10). Our lovable little “banana” creatures are back with a movie of their own.
Directed by Pierre Coffin and Kyle Balda, the movie follows the journey of the
minions as they search for a new master.
Boulevard (July
10). In his posthumous film, Robin Williams plays a 60-year-old married but
closeted bank employee whose life changes when he picks up a young male
hustler. The movie premiered at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival.
Ant-Man (July
17). Not all superheroes come in big sizes and Paul Rudd exemplifies this in
this unlikely superhero movie. Rudd stars as the Ant-Man, a superhero who can
shrink in scale but increase in strength.
Pixels (July 24).
What if our favorite ‘80s videogame characters come alive and attack us? Led by
Adam Sandler, a group of videogame experts are recruited by the government to
help suppress the comic threat.
Paper Towns (July
24). Based on the bestselling novel by John Green, author of “The Fault in Our
Stars,” the film is a coming-of-age story revolving around Quentin and his
enigmatic neighbor Margo. When she disappears after a thrilling night of joy ride
with him, Quentin and his quick-witted friends embark on a hilarious journey
that will change how they see friendship and true love.
Vacation (July
29). From directors John Francis Daley
and Jonathan Goldstein comes a heart-warming story about a family trip gone
amiss. Bound for Walley World, America’s greatest amusement park, Rusty
Griswold takes his wife and two sons for a much-needed bonding time which comes
filled with unexpected surprises.
Southpaw (July
31). In a story about tragedy, loss and redemption, Jake Gyllenhaal stars as Billy Hope, an ex-boxing
champion who must conquer his inner demons to regain custody of his daughter
and to triumph in his big comeback.
Mission: Impossible –Rogue Nation (July 31). Tom Cruise is back as Ethan Hawk with another
thrilling and jaw-dropping mission. In this new Mission: Impossible movie, Ethan
Hunt must reunite his IMF team and eradicate the Syndicate, an international
rogue organization as highly skilled as they are.
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