As the start of the new school year is looming on the horizon, what could be better than a live movie session from your sofa to escape the post-summer blues? Nothing. This is why we have selected 4 films for you to (already) find on VOD.
Super Mario Bros, the movie
Enthroned in first place at the French box office in 2023 with more than 7.1 million admissions, entered the top 20 of the biggest worldwide successes, and now 2nd in the ranking of the most profitable animated films in history (just after Frozen 2): it’s an understatement to say that Super Mario Bros, the movie, broke bricks when it was released in cinemas last April.
Whether you were one of the lucky many to have seen it on the big screen, or missed it, you can now see it and watch it again on VOD. The opportunity to fly with Mario in a thrilling adventure in search of Luigi, and to meet the cult characters and settings of the video game, from the mushroom Toad to the essential Princess Peach, without forgetting Bowser whom you will love so much the song he hates Mario! Here we go!
The three Musketeers
Another adaptation, but this time literary, The Three Musketeers has also been able to pull its pin (or rather its sword) out of the game by bringing together more than 3.3 million people at the cinema in France. We find François Civil in the role of D’Artagnan, accompanied by Vincent Cassel, Pio Marmaï and Romain Duris in the respective costumes of Athos, Porthos and Aramis.
Signed Martin Bourboulon, the feature film is revealed as an immense chivalrous fresco, illuminated by performers at the height of the beauty of the costumes and sets. A sublime reinterpretation of the cloak and dagger genre that manages not to distort Alexandre Dumas’ classic, and which also counts on the presence of Eva Green, Vicky Krieps, Lyna Khoudri and Louis Garrel. If you haven’t discovered it yet, it’s time to catch it on VOD before the release of its second part, in December in dark rooms.
10 more days without mom
Three years after 10 days without mom, remake of the Argentinian film Mamá se fue de viaje released in 2017, Franck Dubosc, alias Antoine Mercier and his children are back! While he found himself having to manage his four darlings in the first opus, after the departure of his wife (Aure Atika) on vacation in Mykonos, we thought that the daily life of this dad would have calmed down… he doesn’t is nothing!
This year, it is on the slopes that the one who is now a stay-at-home dad finds himself in 10 days again without a mom! While his wife is very busy with her job as a lawyer and they all thought they could enjoy a stay in Courchevel, the latter must finally stay for her job. What was supposed to be a snowy rest will quickly turn into a mountain of problems for the little troop!
Shazam! The Rage of the Gods
12th DCU film, Shazam! Rage of the Gods is the direct sequel to Shazam! released in 2019, also directed by David F. Sandberg (Annabelle 2: The Creation of Evil). Zachary Levi once again lends his features to Billy Batson, a teenager capable of becoming an adult superhero when he pronounces the word “Shazam”.
Forced to combine his teenage life and his responsibilities as a superhero, he is overtaken by the Daughters of the Atlas. This trio of ancient goddesses drunk on revenge land on Earth to recover the magic stolen from them. Billy and his family engage in a battle to retain their superpowers, stay alive, and save the planet. But can a gang of teenagers really prevent the destruction of the world? And, above all, does Billy even want to?
WHAT IS 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 Apple TV, CANAL VOD, Filmo, Google TV, Orange, Prime Video, Rakuten TV, VIVA by VIDEOFUTUR or with an editorial approach such as ArteVOD , LaCinetek or UniversCiné.