“Aquaman 2” gets a date to reach digital platforms
Surprisingly, the Disney released the teaser for “Moana 2” and sent fans into a frenzy on social media. Thus, without informing anyone, the studio revealed all the details surrounding the sequel to the film released in 2016. In addition, the release date was also announced: November 27th. In this way, those who loved the story were encouraged and filled their hearts with expectation.
The direction of “Moana 2” will be left with Dave Derrick Jr., who worked on the storyboard for the first film. On the other hand, Abigail Barlow, Emily Bear, Opetaia Foa’i It is Mark Mancina will take care of the itinerary. The plot of Moana is set in an ancient world in South Pacific. Thus, on her journey in search of a legendary island, the teenager (Auliʻi Cravalho) joins forces with his hero, the demigod Maui (Dwayne Johnson).
Here’s your first look at #Moana2only in theaters this November pic.twitter.com/cUPm0qoq9Z
— Disney (@Disney) February 7, 2024
BEYOND “MOANA 2”!
On the 23rd, “Oppenheimer” was the main highlight in the announcement of Hollywood Academywhich revealed all the nominees for the Oscars 2024. Thus, the preview of the award took over social media and generated debate among the candidates. With the actress Zazie Beetz and the actor Jack Quaid In the presentation, the event is scheduled to take place on March 10th.
Thus, film fans were excited by the nominations. This because “Oppenheimer” was once again highlighted in the “Best Film” category and also received 13 nominations. Although, “Barbie” only got eight and was not in two important categories: best actress and best director. Even so, the two films are the favorites to win several statuettes in the Oscars 2024.
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