December is already here and awaits us full of the most interesting theatrical releases spread throughout the month. But there are four of them that stand out from the rest and that you should take into consideration.
The undisputed premiere of next month with capital letters, and I dare say that also of the year, is without a doubt Avatar: Fire and AshJames Cameron’s new blockbuster that takes us back to Pandora the next December 19 with the third installment of its most technically demanding saga.
Avatar: The Sense of Water (2022) revolutionized digital animation with its quality representation of fluids, and its sequel promises to live up to it, giving special emphasis to fire and introducing a new generation of Na’vi.
That same day it hits the billboard Guardiannew feature film by Osgood Perkins, filmmaker acclaimed for his horror films such as Long legs (2024) or The Monkey (2025), which is worth following.
It’s true that his latest release became the lowest-rated of his filmography, but even so, the filmmaker made a name for himself in the industry and we cannot ignore his new work as being among the most notable of the month.
Two unique premieres for December
Changing the subject and approaching the Christmas theme, we have the premiere of the animated film at the beginning of the month the king of kingsa South Korean production that tells us about the life of Jesus Christ narrated by Charles Dickens.
The film’s original cast is enviable, with major Hollywood stars in every role, from Kenneth Branagh to Charles Dickens even Oscar Isaac for Jesuspassing through: Uma Thurman, Mark Hamill, Pierce Brosnan, Ben Kingsley, Whitaker Forest… You can see it in theaters next Friday, December 12th.
Finally, I close December, the Thursday, 25with a perfect comedy to enjoy only on Christmas Day: Anacondaa kind of remake of the 1997 film of the same name, but it’s not a typical remake.
Its two protagonists, played by Paul Rudd and Black JackPassionate about 90s cinema, he will embark on the adventure of making a new version of this cinematic classic, entering the Amazon jungle to film it.
Although above I gave you my four essential films for December, I didn’t want to end this article without making a few special mentions.
On the one hand, from the month of debut Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 on the 5th, the sequel to the film adaptation of the horror video games of the same name. On the other hand, the rebirth of The Goonies (1985) for its 40th anniversary It will be the 12th.
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