Peter Parker's Pain, a Kidnapped Sherlock, and Crazy Minions: New Movies Worth Watching (Trailer)

Peter Parker's suffering, a kidnapped Sherlock and crazy minions: new films worth watching (trailer)

Peter Parker suffers from loneliness, Enola Holmes is looking for her kidnapped brother Sherlock, and the minions are turning Hollywood upside down. The world film industry continues to delight moviegoers with new premieres. In particular, the publication "Kino Mail" has compiled a list of the best new films worthy of the attention of the audience, in addition to the film "Odyssey", which has managed to make a splash on the screens in a short time.

**"Spider-Man: A New Day"**

Peter Parker finds himself in a world where no one knows him. He is still trying to catch criminals in his web and does not give up hope of winning MJ's heart back. Spider-Man's loneliness is somewhat relieved by his friendship with the Punisher and his fight against a mysterious telepath. It seems that Marvel has finally stopped playing with parallel universes. The reason is that the creators of "A New Day" have focused all their attention on the inner world of the hero, who grew up with Tom Holland.

**"Minions and the Creatures"**

The 1920s. Three mischievous minions go to Hollywood to get their own movie. But they accidentally get their hands on a magical book. Then real, terrifying creatures invade their world, unlike the ones in the movies. The cartoon is full of interesting references to many famous works from the world of cinema. The cartoon remains true to its tradition: its jokes are on point, and its simple and beautiful meaning is understandable even to a young child.

**“Enola Holmes 3”**

The sequel to the adventurous detective starring Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill. According to the story, Enola was supposed to get married, but on her wedding day her brother Sherlock is kidnapped. Unfortunately, this part of the series about a young girl-sleuth was very poorly received by the audience. The main character is as attractive as ever, but the detective stories are overshadowed by love affairs.

**“Moana”**

A remake of an old cartoon with live actors. The script repeats the 2016 cartoon word for word and frame by frame, as if copying it. That is why after the release of the film everyone began to ask the question: “What was the point of this film?”. True, it is interesting to see beautiful natural landscapes, hear favorite songs again, but the real magic and charm of the cartoon is lost in this film.

**“Young Washington”**

During the French and Indian War, young officer George Washington embarks on his first serious mission. It is these difficult life tests that will shape the character of the man who will later become the first president of the United States. Although this historical drama did not become a popular film, it showed Washington’s youth in an interesting way. Only in some places the historical facts are oversimplified and there is too much unnecessary rhetoric.

**“Dink”**

A former tennis player does everything he can to save his sports club from bankruptcy and earn his father’s respect. To do this, he takes a risk and starts playing a new sport — pickleball — a combination of tennis, badminton and ping-pong. “Dink” is a light and very pleasant comedy that laughs beautifully at the stereotypes of sports. The main role is played by Jake Johnson and the rest of the cast.

**“23,000 Lives”**

Young volunteers from Berlin set off for the Mediterranean to save migrants fleeing to Europe. But soon they themselves find themselves under investigation as lawbreakers. This serious drama, based on true events, divided the audience into two groups: one group saw the film as blatant political propaganda, while the other praised the film for its humanistic idea that “there are no bad people in the world, everyone deserves help.”

**“The Devil’s Mouth”**

Five friends decide to swim in underwater caves off the coast of Thailand, but unexpectedly find themselves trapped underground with a bloodthirsty shark. The film was able to convey that cramped, frightening and suffocating atmosphere well. A little psychological pressure was also added to the usual horror films about sharks. But the script still couldn't break away from those old patterns, and the characters' characters were also loosely developed.