Another year of sequels in 2024, from 'Dune 2', 'Deadpool 3' to 'Kungfu Panda 4 '


New additions to major franchises, both new and old, are set to dominate the cinemas again in 2024. — Photos: Handout

This year is going to be a slightly unconventional one at the cinemas. Many of last year’s theatrical releases and film production were halted because of the writers and actors strikes in Hollywood, with production on a number of movies delayed and release dates pushed back. That has resulted in a 2024 schedule that seems a little more lightweight than usual, especially in terms of big blockbuster movies.

Then again, judging from the success of Barbie and Oppenheimer’s two-pronged ‘Barbenheimer’ onslaught on the box office, as well as Disney’s struggles last year with its Marvel and animated tentpoles, maybe it’s a good thing that this year’s releases are, well, more eclectic than usual.

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