Sun, heat, longer days: no doubt, summer has arrived! Whether or not you’re lucky enough to be on vacation, a movie session on your sofa always comes at the right time. Focus on 5 new releases to find now on VOD.
If cinemas remain the first choice setting to savor a good film, our lounges can also be transformed into a dark room allowing you to discover the very latest novelties of the big screen. And that thanks to VOD. Whether for purchase or rental, it allows films to be discovered for the first time on platforms, 4 months after their cinema release.
All for films from all studios, without subscription or advertising, among the various offers offered on AppleTV, VOD CHANNEL, GoogleTV, Orange, Prime Video, Rakuten TV, VIVA by VIDEOFUTUR or with an editorialized approach like ArteVOD, LaCinetek, Filmo or universcine. At the end of June, discover our selection of 5 feature films not to be missed on VOD!
Asterix & Obelix: The Middle Kingdom
Romans, irreducible Gauls, magic potion, a duo of friends, an adorable dog, but above all an avalanche of gags and a cast to die for: for his Asterix & Obelix: The Middle Empire, Guillaume Canet has taken care to follow the recipe that made the success of the other adaptations of the characters created by René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo.
Leaning for the first time on an original story, the director slips into the skin of Asterix and gives the reply to a Gilles Lellouche more real than life in Obélix, for a crazy adventure in China.
On their way, they will obviously meet César (Vincent Cassel), Cléopâtre (Marion Cotillard), but also Graindemaïs (Jonathan Cohen), Epidemaïs (Ramzy Bedia), without forgetting Princess Fu Yi and Tat Han (Julie Chen and Leanna Chea) , and even Antivirus (Zlatan Ibrahimović). Laughter guaranteed!
Alibi.com 2
Babysitting, Marry Me My Buddy, Nicky Larson, Super-Heroes in spite of himself… No need to introduce the Band to Fifi anymore! In February 2023, Philippe Lacheau created the event at the cinema with Alibi.com 2, a direct sequel to the first part released in 2017. Result: a hilarious audience, extremely positive reviews and more than 4 million admissions to the box office! Enough to justify a little catch-up session…
After closing his agency Alibi.com and promising Flo (Élodie Fontan) that he would never lie to her again, Greg’s new life (Philippe Lacheau) has become quiet, too quiet… Not for long!
When he decides to propose to Flo in marriage, Greg is up against the wall and must resolve to introduce his family. But between her crook father (Gérard Jugnot) and her ex-charm film actress mother (Arielle Dombasle), her future union is in jeopardy. He therefore has no choice but to reopen his agency with his former accomplices for an ultimate Alibi and to find more presentable false parents…
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
Marvel fans: it’s time to think big… or rather, infinitely small! 31st MCU film, and 3rd opus in the franchise dedicated to the ant-man camped by Paul Rudd, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania opens the doors to a universe that has enough to make us lose our heads.
Everything is going well for Scott Lang and Hope van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly): he wrote a bestselling book while she defends humanitarian causes with the greatest dedication. Hope’s parents, Janet van Dyne and Hank Pym (Michelle Pfeiffer and Michael Douglas), and Cassie (Kathryn Newton), Scott’s daughter, are finally part of their daily lives.
That was before she took the whole family on an unplanned, one-way odyssey into the vast subatomic world. A mysterious place where they encounter strange new creatures, a society in crisis, and a ruthless master of time whose menacing shadow is just beginning to spread!
Sacred Mummies
This year, the Mummies made their big comeback in cinemas, in a fun animated feature film for the whole family. The directorial debut of Juan Jesús García Galocha, Sacred Mummies is co-written by Jordi Gasull and Javier Barreira, Goya winners for Best Screenplay for Tad: The Lost Explorer, and Emmy Award winner Ricky Roxburgh. Halfway between the adventure film and the romantic comedy, this nugget takes place both in the city of mummies and in London today.
Have you ever wondered what the world of mummies was like? Beneath the pyramids of Egypt lies a fabulous kingdom, where mummies drive chariots, dream of becoming pop stars and live apart from human civilization.
But when an unscrupulous archaeologist plunders one of their treasures, Thut and Princess Nefer, engaged in spite of themselves, are forced to team up and go to the world of the living. Accompanied by Thut’s brother and his pet crocodile, they will live an extraordinary adventure in London and form an unexpected friendship.
Knock at the Cabin
The mere mention of his name is enough to make the hearts of cinephiles and aficionados of suspense and horror beat faster. From the height of his 52 years, M. Night Shyamalan made an appointment with all his fans in 2023 with his latest film, Knock at the Cabin. After the cult Sixième Sens, Unbreakable, Split, Glass, but also Signes, Le Village and recently Old, the filmmaker offers us here an adaptation of the novel La Cabane aux confines du monde by Paul G. Tremblay, published in 2018.
Andrew and Eric (Ben Aldridge and Jonathan Groff) go on vacation with their adopted daughter, Wen (Kristen Cui). While the family is staying in a cabin in the forest, they are taken hostage by four strangers (Dave Bautista, Nikki Amuka-Bird, Rupert Grint, Abby Quinn).
Armed, they force them to make an impossible choice. If they refuse, the apocalypse is inevitable. Almost cut off from the world, the girl’s parents must make their decision before it’s too late…