Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantummania, Knock on the door o The Fabelmans are some of the most awaited movie premieres for this month of February 2023 that has just begun, which are not the only ones. Of all of them, below you will find a selection of the highlights in this, our monthly section dedicated to the seventh art.
Keep in mind, however, that the films we list are released in theaters in Spain, so if you read us from elsewhere there will be coincidences and divergences. In any case, you can always go to our weekly section of VOD New Releases to see what’s coming out on the main VOD platforms. streaming.
February 3 movie releases
As usual, on Friday, the movie listings are renewed and to start the month, one of the most appetizing dishes is the one that Inisherin’s Souls in Sorrowa dramedy by the director of Three ads in the suburbs starring Colin Farrell (Alexander the Great, Minority Report) and Brendan Gleeson (Braveheart, Gangs of New York) that you will also be able to see sooner or later on Disney+.
However, perhaps the most outstanding premiere for this first weekend of February is that of A Knock at the Doorthe new film by M. Night Shyamalan (The Sixth Sense, The forest), in which the filmmaker returns to his genre: mystery… with a touch of horror. Leading the film is Dave Bautista (Guardians of the Galaxy, Blade Runner 2049).
Perhaps, we were saying, for although the two films we have posted are undoubtedly better than the new adaptation of the most popular European how-to in history. In addition, Asterix and Obelix and the Middle Kingdom. have behind them nothing less than the power of Tutatis. As bad as it is, which it will be… as long as it’s fun, they’ve got it made.
February 10 movie releases
The second week of February sees the release of one of the most anticipated films of recent months because of the queue it brings: The Fabelmanthe semi-autobiographical film with which the master of the seventh art Steven Spielberg recently won a couple of Golden Globes… and seven Oscar nominations, which is an understatement. Love for cinema.
On the other hand, if you’re not into melodrama and prefer action and adventure, Gerard Butler (300, Target: The White House) returns to the big screen starring in one of his typical films in which you won’t find anything new, but which are usually a guarantee of throwaway entertainment: The Pilot. He is accompanied by Mike Colter (Luke Cage).
And a curiosity, just in case you feel like it, which you might if you missed the premiere back in the day, for example because you weren’t born, or if you attended it and want to reminisce about your days without gray hair: the Titanic James Cameron’s Titanic returns to theaters more than a quarter century after its release… because it is.
February 17 movie releases
For the middle of the month comes one of the most anticipated releases of the year, at least for the masses who love colorful, unpretentious popcorn sessions: Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.the third film of this superheroes part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and, in turn, the first of Phase 5 of the same. More of the same guaranteed.
Not into superheroic rehashes and prefer something with more substance? The triangle of sadness may be a good choice. It is a black comedy, a Swedish production from the director of The Square with a unique cast featuring Woody Harrelson (Welcome to Zombieland, True Detective) and which has already been endorsed by good reviews.
February 24 movie releases
To end February, a Spanish film… but not the typical one, and it is that Irati is a Basque production of adventures in the Middle Ages, in the style of the classic “cloak and dagger” Conan, no less, and shot entirely in Basque. Be careful, because in the last few years Basque cinema has left us some fantastic films.
We jump from Spain to the United States to mention the premiere of Terrifier 2the sequel to one of the horror movie phenomena of recent years, with the clown element as a common thread and with the approval of the specialized critics, as it has already been released in other countries. A slasher of the murky ones, one supposes.
And we return to Spain to finish the monthly review with a national production for the little ones of the house, who also deserve their time of recreation and whatever comes up in the venerable celluloid theaters. February is not a month very prone to releases of this kind and Mummies is, at least a priori, one of the most interesting things to come out.
