Summer flicks
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The plot will thicken indeed, as Parker is
seen to shake hands and make allies with his
enemy Mysterio – we’re intrigued. Another
interested development is that trailer shots
show the villain wearing a wedding band, so
you can expect more than a few surprises
there. A quick note to Avengers fans, Far from
Home takes place after Endgame.
Release date: August 8
Director: Jon Watts
Cast: Jake Gyllenhaal, Tom Holland,
Samuel L. Jackson, Zendaya
The Lion King
We’ve been waiting to see Mufasa once again
since – well, forever basically, and he’s finally
back in the remake that everyone has been
anticipating. This time, however, The Lion
King will appeal to audiences of all ages even
more, so we’ll bid farewell to our beloved
orange characters and try and be ready
(emotionally) to meet them in flesh.
The all-new live action will take kids and
parents on a journey to the African savanna
where a future king is born. As we know,
Simba idolises his father King Mufasa
and aims to follow in his footsteps, but not
everyone is as excited as he is.
This won’t be a shot-for-shot remake, but
rather a new take on the famous Pride Rock
The Queen’s Corgi
battle with stronger undertones of betrayal,
tragedy and drama revealed, ultimately
leading to Simba’s exile and search for
meaning – and all that’s been lost.
The movie’s all-star cast will keep you
hooked throughout and we have very high
hopes for this one – especially after watching
Aladdin last month. Of course, we’re worried
about that Mufasa master-scene, although it
may affect us more than the kids. Grab some
tissues just in case and remember – it’s just
a cartoon.
Release date: July 18
Director: Jon Favreau
Cast: Donald Glover, Hugh Jackman,
Beyoncé Knowles
The Queen’s Corgi
It seems like pet movies are trending, as The
Secret Life of Pets isn’t the only film with a
canine star. This time, Rex takes centre stage
- he’s the Queen’s favourite Corgi and lives a
life of luxury with three other companions.
Things soon change for the dog who finds
himself in a situation where he has to marry
someone he doesn’t like, angering the Queen.
This is when Charlie comes in, who’s jealous
of Rex, and lures him outside the palace after
taking advantage of the situation.
Now it’s up to Rex to make friends outside
of the home he’s used to, and he finds himself
- not only doing that – but also falling in love.
The romance doesn’t come easy, however, as
it sparks anger among other dogs, paving the
way for battles he wasn’t exactly ready for. The
Queen’s Corgi is a story of friendship, love,
connection and everything in between.
The Lion King
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