In Bogotá the lineup for this last week of August is one to pick calmly, perfect for those grey afternoons that call for a trip to the theater. Toy Story 5 opened today and already looks like the family event of the weekend, while Spider-Man: Brand New Day and The Odyssey hold the fullest screenings at Andino, Gran Estación and Unicentro. Add the advance sales of Terminator 2 and Train to Busan, plus the filmed concerts of Ghost and Katy Perry, and the capital's film agenda is complete. This Week's Headliner Toy Story 5 ⭐ 8.2/10 IMDB · Animation · Family · Comedy · Adventure · 102 min Pixar came back in a big way and Bogotá welcomed it with packed houses from today's very first showing. In this fifth installment, Woody and Buzz face a very contemporary enemy: the electronic devices stealing the kids' attention. Behind the adventure sits a meditation on becoming obsolete that lands differently in 2026. With an 8.2 on IMDB, it's among the best-rated of the saga and works equally for nostalgic parents and for kids arriving fresh to the story. In a city with this much on offer, it remains the premiere worth getting up early for: the dubbed afternoon showings at Unicentro and Gran Estación fill up first. You can find it at ANDINO , UNICENTRO and GRAN ESTACIÓN this week. 🎫 Showtimes & Tickets IMDB This Week's New Releases The Dog Stars (La guerra de los últimos) ⭐ 7.4/10 IMDB · Science Fiction · Adventure · Thriller · 119 min Of the three fresh premieres this week, this is the most ambitious in tone. An adaptation of Peter Heller's novel, it portrays a pilot surviving alone with his dog, years after a pandemic wiped out the world, until a voice on the radio pulls him out of his survival routine. It's melancholy, slow-paced science fiction, closer to existential drama than to action, though moments of danger arrive when you least expect them. In Bogotá it has a very wide schedule, so you won't struggle to find a showing even on weekdays. For anyone who enjoys reflective c