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The video highlights a diverse lineup of new movie releases in July, covering various genres and themes. Key films mentioned include:
1. **"Long Legs"** – A '90s-set horror film involving FBI agent Blake investigating a satanic serial killer.
2. **"Fly Me to the Moon"** – A romantic comedy against the backdrop of the 1960s space race.
3. **"Deadpool and Wolverine"** – An R-rated superhero film focusing on Deadpool and Wolverine preventing a Multiverse crisis.
4. **"Maxine"** – A thriller from The X Trilogy featuring Mia Go pursuing a career while evading a killer.
5. **"Beverly Hills Cop 4"** – Axel Foley returns in a blend of action and comedy to save his daughter from a conspiracy.
6. **"Twisters"** – A sequel involving storm-chasers facing unprecedented storm phenomena.
7. **"My Spy: The Eternal City"** – A CIA agent and his stepdaughter entangled in an international terrorist plot during a school trip to Italy.
8. **"Despicable Me 4"** – Gru and his family face an old rival, now a hybrid villain, after Gru's son is kidnapped.
9. **"The Good Half"** – A comedy-drama about a writer reconnecting with his past in Cleveland.
10. **"Space Cadet"** – A romantic comedy about a woman chasing her dream of becoming an astronaut despite her lack of qualifications.
Overall, these films promise a mix of humor, action, thriller, and drama, featuring notable stars and intriguing plots.
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In this segment, the video counts down the top 10 new movies releasing in July in theaters and on streaming platforms.
– **At number 10 is “Long Legs”**: A horror film set in the 1990s, featuring an FBI agent investigating a satanic serial killer, played by Nicholas Cage. The agent discovers a personal connection to the killer and must race against time to stop him. The movie is written and directed by OSG Good Perkins and stars Blair Underwood, Kieran Shipka, Alicia Witt, and Jason Day.
– **At number 9 is “Fly Me to the Moon”**: A romantic comedy set in the 1960s during the space race. The film stars Scarlett Johansson, Channing Tatum, Woody Harrelson, and Ray Romano. It follows a marketing genius hired to fix NASA’s image and stage a backup fake moon landing. Directed by Greg Berlanti, it will be available on Apple TV+ later this year or early next year.
– **At number 8 is “Deadpool and Wolverine”**: Set to release on July 26th, this highly anticipated film is directed by Shawn Levy and stars Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman. It continues the story of Wade Wilson six years after Deadpool 2 and is the 34th movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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In this part of the video, the time variance Authority assigns Wolverine and Deadpool to a mission to save the Marvel Cinematic Universe from an existential threat posed by Professor X’s evil twin sister. Despite their contrasting personalities, the two anti-heroes must collaborate to save the Multiverse. The segment also highlights the R-rated film’s blend of humor and violence.
Next, the video discusses “Maxine,” the sequel to The X Trilogy, focusing on Mia Go’s character as she pursues a career in 1985 Los Angeles while being targeted by a mysterious killer. The film intertwines horror and thriller elements to create a suspenseful narrative.
The video then gives details about “Beverly Hills Cop 4,” where Axel Foley returns to action to save his daughter by teaming up with returning allies and a new partner to uncover a conspiracy. This promises to be a blend of action and comedy.
Finally, the video touches on “Twisters,” a sequel to the 1997 hit, featuring a storyline involving intense natural disasters and starring Daisy Edgar Jones and Glenn Howwell.
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In this part of the video, Kate Cooper, who has been traumatized by a past tornado encounter, is persuaded by her friend Javi to return to the Plains to test a new tracking system. She meets Tyler Owens, a daring social media star who thrives on sharing his storm-chasing escapades online. As unprecedented and terrifying storm phenomena emerge, Kate, Tyler, and their rival teams find themselves amidst converging storm systems.
Additionally, the video highlights “My Spy: The Eternal City,” which follows CIA agent JJ, played by Dave Bautista, and his 14-year-old stepdaughter Sophie, portrayed by Khloe Coleman. Set for release on Prime Video on July 18th, the film sees Sophie convincing JJ to accompany her on a school choir tour in Italy, where they get embroiled in an international terrorist plot. They must use their skills to save the day amid thrilling action and comedy.
Lastly, “Despicable Me 4,” the anticipated follow-up in the animated series, is discussed. Set to release in theaters on July 6th, it follows Gru and his family facing a new adversary, Maxim, an old rival from Gru’s supervillain school days. Maxim, now a cockroach-human hybrid, kidnaps Gru’s infant son, pushing Gru and his family into witness protection. The movie promises to deliver humor and heart with the beloved characters.
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In this segment, the video discusses two upcoming film releases. First, “The Good Half,” a comedy-drama scheduled for release in theaters on July 23rd, follows emotionally distant writer Ren Wheeland, played by Nick Jonas, who returns to Cleveland for his mother’s funeral and begins to reconnect with his father and a childhood friend, addressing past trauma and resentment with support from a quirky friend. Second, “Space Cadet,” a romantic comedy released on Prime Video on July 4th, features Emma Roberts as Tiffany Rex Simpson, who rekindles her childhood dream of becoming an astronaut and impulsively joins NASA’s elite training program, using her wit and determination to stand out despite lacking qualifications. Both films blend humor with heartfelt storytelling and are recommended for viewers.