Take a look at the 15 movies you'll be hearing about in fall 2024.

15 Fall Movies You Need to Know About

Take a look at the 15 movies you&#39;ll be hearing about in fall 2024.

From popular franchises to brand new worlds of exploration, science fiction and fantasy stories are more popular than ever. Check out our list of the best and brightest new and upcoming movies and series.

New and Upcoming Sci-Fi and Fantasy

Discover some of the most anticipated sequels, prequels, and spin-offs coming to theaters and streaming.

New Sequels, Prequels, and Spin-Offs

Na-mi and Sun-woo plan suicide over school bullying. On verge of success, find tormentor Chae-lin has moved on. Decide on revenge first. Confront her but see a changed person, foiling their scheme.

A fantastic exploration into bullying, forgiveness, and pretending redemtion

A much more impressive exploration of bullying and how both the victims and the bullies behave. Shows the difference between pretending to seek forgiveness for personal gain vs the motions that would garner real forgiveness, as well as growth of the victims emotionally in the process. I&#39;m not explaining this well. It&#39;s really good. I&#39;ve seen so many other movies about bullied kids. Compared to Hail to Hell, they all seem simplistic in their analysis of the topic. Acting is fantastic. Funny moments are funny, and not contrived at all. Dark humor is dark. Drama is dramatic. I saw this without any expectations (positive or negative), and knowing little of what I&#39;d see, and I will recommend this to everyone. Except young children.

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Hail to Hell

&quot;It&#39;s a great watch. Totally a bit of me. I love the scenes of both the main characters essentially planning the end of their lives, which would typically be the end of their stories. It really makes you think: this is basically at 100 already, where else could it go? From the moment we arrived at the church and met Han Myeongoh I knew that it was a cult they were entering, and they&#39;d be approached to convert. Seeing this gave me weird feelings. Of course in the movie it&#39;s and extreme representation of religion and the cultish religions at that but it reminded me of some family members and friends. &quot;&quot;We have one cure all medicine; prayer&quot;&quot; that kind of struck a chord with me and from then on I was anxious that the girls would never get out of there. That being said, the twist with Chaelin not changing and potentially immoral things to reach paradise in place of the young girl already an outcast and being abused by her dad for it made me hate her even more. But she was charming, and was saying the right thing - seeming sincere, so its no wonder Nami fell for it. It also highlighted how different events can be experienced, with from Seonwoo&#39;s trauma from Chaelin&#39;s bullying, Nami feeling wronged and Chaelin looking back on those times reminiscent. It&#39;s interesting. In her QnA, Im Ohjeong said something about the use of the repeated phrase &#39;just belive me&#39; in her film. She commented on the fact that - especially in religion - we tend to put out belief and faith into things far away from us in times of doubt. She urged us to look at our surroundings, and put faith and trust into those beside us, those who we can lean on, those who are here for us, which is something that Nami learned to do with Seonwoo. I liked this movie a lot. I felt satisfied while watching it and it kept my attention all the way through. I would definitely watch it again ~&quot;

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Hail to Hell

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