These two films were a hit at the cinema in 2024 and they will already be broadcast on Canal+ in a few days

With Canal+, a formula for all profiles

If you could only keep one streaming subscription, which one would it be? We have it all figured out: it would be a Canal+ subscription! Because in addition to providing access to all Canal+ services, the subscriptions offered by the encrypted channel also allow you to obtain other streaming platforms such as Netflix, Apple TV+ or even Max.

This is the whole principle of Canal+ subscriptions: they adapt to the public. To please as many people as possible, the encrypted channel offers several options such as:

• Canal+ with Apple TV+ and Paramount+
• Canal+ Ciné Séries with Apple TV+, Paramount+, Max, Netflix and Ciné+ OCS
• Canal+ & Pass European Cups with streaming and all the sport
• And many more

And that's good, because all the subscription plans offered by Canal+ allow you to watch films that were a hit at the cinema, only 6 months after their theatrical release. And the two gems arriving on the encrypted channel in January are clearly worth the detour.

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Two big hits arrive in January

This is good news for all Canal+ subscribers: the media chronology authorizes the platform to broadcast a film six months after its theatrical release. And to start the year 2025 in the best possible way, Canal+ has two nice surprises in store for its customers.

The first is the film Civil Warwhich should arrive on the encrypted channel in January 2025. If you have not had the chance to see it in the cinema in 2024, you will be able to discover a film which features a team of journalists who travel across the United States to attempt to approach the protagonists of a merciless civil war. A captivating plot set in the near future. For the casting, it's very heavy: we find Kirsten Dunst, Wagner Moura and even Cailee Spaeny.

Let's return to France with one of the biggest hits of 2024 which will arrive on January 3 on Canal+ : Le Comte de Monte Cristo. With its 9 million admissions at the French box office, the film by Mathieu Delaporte and Alexandre De La Patellière was a real success. And that's normal: we find an exceptional Pierre Niney and ultra-worked sets, which nevertheless respect the soul of the original text by Alexandre Dumas.

For 3 hours, you will be captivated by the epic of Edmond Dantèsreturned to seek revenge after several years of imprisonment after being wrongly accused of treason.

This lovely January program announces more wonderful moments in front of Canal+ so don't delay any longer: discover all the Canal+ offers.