But the title isn’t the only thing that made a comeback.
Scream returned with another sequel (yep, a fifth movie), but it’s not called Scream 5 and is instead just called Scream. The Addams Family 2 movie was released on January 6. We’re also pretty salty about the long delay for Aussies, so here’s some character posters and our interview with Bill Hader. It sticks to the usual trope of taking a family on a vacation to bring everyone back together and it’s a little old. got The Addams Family 2 back in October 2021. There’s no denying this one was a bit of a let down. The King’s Man movie was released on January 6 and hit Disney+ for your streaming pleasure on February 23. Directed by Matthew Vaughn, The King’s Man was rescheduled a whopping eight times, and some of those postponements were made even before coronavirus hit. Its trailer is R-rated and holy moly, just prepare yourself for when you click through to our explainer if you’re yet to see the film. The King’s Man is the prequel to the ultra-action-packed Kingsman movies and this flick has action for days. You can stream it on Amazon Prime Video or Binge. Ghostbusters: Afterlife was released on January 1. This time, his son Jason is behind the camera and the movie picks up the story about 30 years after audiences last heard from the franchise. And as you may have heard, Ghostbusters: Afterlife leans heavily into a deep knowledge of the original 1984 film, directed by Ivan Reitman. The highly anticipated, long-awaited, direct sequel to the first two Ghostbusters movies finally hit theatres in Australia, even though viewers in the U.S. These movies are no longer showing at cinemas, but we thought we’d keep this bunch here in case you’re yet to see them and, frankly, need a reminder that they still exist.
But, we’ve got a pretty solid idea of what this year will look like (as far as movies are concerned), so we’ve compiled a little list for you. Over the last few months, many of the new movies that were scheduled for the back end of 2021 (some even from 2020) have been pushed way back into 2022. But now that vaccine levels are high, and countries are starting to emerge from the COVID-induced fog, we finally have a clear view of all the new movies hitting theatres in 2022 and when exactly they will release. Numerous delays have seen movies pushed back again and again. BTW - prices are accurate and items in stock at the time of posting.Īfter nearly two years of massive change for the global entertainment industry, we’re finally entering a period of relative stability. We have affiliate and advertising partnerships, which means we may collect a share of sales or other compensation from the links on this page. At Gizmodo, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too.
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