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5 FILMS of the new brand for ADULTS from DISNEY +

Disney + seeks to overcome the success it has already achieved and will add to its platform a new brand aimed exclusively at the adults of the house

Disney+ will add to its platform, Star, a new brand focused on the adult audience. Thanks to this new addition of the 21st Century Fox for 62,000 million euros, its subscribers will be able to enjoy a catalog with a wide selection of titles.

The brand will feature highly demanded franchises such as Die Hard, Alien or Deadpool, but also a good number of memorable films for different reasons.

5 movies to watch on Star + when you arrive in Argentina

1. The Rocky horror picture show (1975)

Until the coronavirus reached the world, theaters still had this movie on the screen, which had a peculiarity. To sit in the seats, the spectators had to comply with a protocol that required the use of a series of utensils (balloons, rice, toilet paper, water guns) that they had to use as the plot progressed. Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon and Richard O’Brien as best known faces.

The tradition emerged in the mid-1970s at the Waverly Theater, an arthouse cinema located in New York’s Greenwich Village. There the film went to its session after its failure in conventional theaters. From there it came, two years later, converted into a myth on a world scale.

2. Road to Perdition (2002)

“I’m glad it’s you.” With this phrase he said goodbye to the big screen Paul Newman, in a memorable scene, in which director Sam Mendes said goodbye to an icon in film history. The chords of Thomas Newman’s music accompany the recognition of a father figure whom he always treated like a son (Tom Hanks), except when got in the way the true and unraveling offspring, a by then practically unknown Daniel Craig. A magnificent film in which we also see Jude Law in a dark side in which he should lavish more.

3. The tenebaums, a family of geniuses (2001)

Nineteen years later, the cinema of the Texan director, with his particular melancholy and unreal moodIt seduces the public and critics alike.

This time it brought together Gene Hackman, Anjelica Huston, Ben Stiller, Luke and Owen Wilson, Gwyneth Paltrow, Danny Glover and Bill Murray, no less.

4. The Rock (1996)

This is probably the best movie of Michael BayThat’s why you have to see it as if the role played by the long-awaited Sean Connery was none other than that of a veteran James Bond. The Scotsman plays a secret agent trained by the British Intelligence Service prone to leaving phrases pronounced by 007 himself in his films. As if that weren’t motivational enough, Ed Harris shines like United States Marine Corps general threatening to launch 16 missiles of poison gas from Alcatraz if you do not compensate the families of soldiers killed in secret missions.

5. What the truth hides (2000)

“Movies like this are no longer made.” The phrase is often heard in moviegoer conversations. And the truth is that, in films like this, it makes special sense: there was a time not so distant (20 years of nothing) in which Hollywood bet on medium-budget films, but with a top-tier cast. In this case, the one made up of director Robert Zemeckis and stars Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer as protagonists. On them lies a story of suspense with considerable moments of terror with supernatural overtones. Despite being received at the time with some lukewarmness by critics (the gimmicky script twists did not have good press at the time), It swept the box office thanks to a pre-social network mouth which worked incredibly well.

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