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Big Releases For December 2024

 


Last month and movies of the year;



 Kraven The Hunter- December 13

Great, yet another spinoff from Sony's Spider-Man universe. That's just what the world needs. I of course have no intention in seeing this, looks kind of stupid. I'm not really sure where it stands in box-office as I do see people being curious. But at the same time I also see it crashing and burning like Madame Webb. This is definitely not gonna be popular with critics. 



 Sonic The Hedgehog 3- December 20

Look, I'm not a Sonic fan, so it should come as no surprise that I have no intention in seeing this movie. However, I definitely know that it's going to be a box-office draw as the previous Sonic movies were. Also like the previous movies, it's gonna do well with critics, just not as a masterpiece or anything.



 Mufasa: The Lion King- December 20

No one even asked for this movie, so why should I waste my time on it. I also don't trust what they may or may not do with Mufasa's story. Not that I think they'll ruin his character, but you never really know. I'm not really sure where critics will stand on this, but I do see this being a box-office draw.



 Nosferatu- Christmas

I sure as Hell ain't seeing this, way too creepy. Also I feel it was kind of a jerk move to release this movie on Christmas of all days for personal reasons. Critics already love the movie and I see this being a box-office draw, just not on the day of its release.



 A Complete Unknown- Christmas

As you can see, this will also be releasing on Christmas. Bob Dylan really didn't need a biopic, nor did we need one. But here we are. With that being said, I do intend on seeing this. I don't really know where critics will stand on this and I don't really see it being a box-office draw.


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