Autumn is a wonderful time to comfortably sit in a cinema chair and plunge into the enchanting world of cinema. Why not share this pleasure with other family members? We have compiled a list of the most promising films this fall, which can be watched with the children.
Smallfoot
Genre: cartoon, musical, comedy, adventure
Premiere in Russia: October 25, 2018
New 3D animated cartoon from Warner Bros. tells of the adventures of a snowman named Migo. A young and curious yeti lives with his tribe in a snowy settlement on top of a high mountain. Once Migo meets a "mythical" creature - a person. Migo's fellow tribesmen do not believe in the existence of people, and they cast him out of the village with shame. The young yeti must by all means bring evidence of the existence of man and restore the location of the tribe. This is a new animated fairy tale about friendship, courage and joy of new discoveries.
The mystery of the house with the clock
Genre: thriller, science fiction, comedy
Premiere in Russia: September 27, 2018
A mystical thriller for children with a charming Cate Blanchett as a witch. The ten-year-old, recently orphaned by Lewis, moves to live in his uncle's old mansion. The mysterious world of witches and sorcerers is hidden behind the sleepy facade of a small town, and the old house keeps an ominous secret in its heart. Trying to impress a girlfriend, little Lewis awakens the dormant forces of evil that threaten the world. Will the boy and his new friends manage to save the world from imminent death?
Ralph vs. the Internet
Genre: cartoon, fiction, comedy, adventure
Premiere in Russia: November 22, 2018
This cartoon produced by Disney is a sequel to the film "Ralph" (2012).
The action takes place 6 years after the events of the previous picture. This time, the eccentric heroes of Ralph and Vanilope von Keks, using a wi-fi router, break out of the limited world of video games, and wander through the uncharted expanses of the Internet. Their goal is to get the necessary spare parts to save the Sugar Racing slot machine. Numerous local residents help navigate the characters in a new unfamiliar world. The film involves many fictional characters in popular culture, including the heroes of Star Wars and the Marvel comics, as well as all 11 Disney princesses.
The man who killed Don Quixote
Genre: phantasmagoria, adventure, drama
Premiere in Russia: September 27, 2018
The film, which Terry Gilliam tried in vain to shoot for two decades, finally saw the light of day. A cynical and commercially mired advertiser, Toby, in search of inspiration, returns to where, as a student, he shot his first picture. There he meets an old acquaintance - the Spanish cobbler Javier, whom he once chose for the role of Don Quixote in his film. The half-mad Javier, who still hasn't gotten out of the role, takes Tobi for Don Quixote's squire - Sancho Panza. Friends embark on a phantasmagoric journey between two worlds - London of the 21st century and medieval La Mancha. Among the advantages of the film - a strong cast and a romantic atmosphere of the knightly era.
Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Green de Wald
Genre: fantasy, adventure, drama, thriller
Premiere in Russia: November 15, 2018
One of the high-profile premieres of this fall is the continuation of the film Fantastic Beasts and Where They Live (2016). Dark magician Gellert Green-de-Wald (Johnny Depp), who escaped from the staff of MACUSA, is eager to gain power over all non-magicians on the planet and gathers an army of minions. Hogwarts teacher Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law) asks Newt Salamander (Eddie Redmayne) to track down Green de Wald and prevent him from carrying out his sinister plans. Thus, Newt and his friends are embroiled in a dangerous adventure. Meanwhile, the magical world is divided into two camps, love and fidelity pass the test of strength, the shadows gather over the heads of unsuspecting Muggles. Spectators will meet with previously unprecedented representatives of the magical fauna, many new characters, as well as the opportunity to look at Hogwarts at the beginning of the 20th century.
