A24 sells chocolate now. But what would their films actually taste like?

A24 production company has brought us some amazing films, since this year Lies Lies Bleed again The Brutalist for Best Picture winners as Moonlight again Everything Everywhere At Once. Now, they’re bringing another treat: themed chocolate bars.

A24 of Chocolate Film A collection of three milk chocolate candy bars, each themed around various agreements. The Fizzy Fountain Soda bar pairs root beer with popsicles, the Popcorn & Candy bar features popcorn and chocolate-covered candies, and the Salty Peanut Crunch bar features the timeless duo of peanuts and caramel.

The private label chocolate is currently available for purchase through the moviechocolate.co website, as well as the A24 online store. Each bar costs $5, with a Three Factor gift set of six bars worth $33. The bars are also coming soon to select AMC Theaters, where they will cost $5.99 plus tax.

While these bars are a nod to the classic movie theater franchise, we couldn’t help but wonder what A24’s movie-themed chocolate bar collection would look like. How A rebel taste? Is it A witch fulfill its promises of a good life? So here, without further ado, are our picks for 12 more A24 chocolate bars, as varied and quirky as most of the company’s offerings.

Everything Everywhere At Once

Stephanie Hsu in “Everything Everywhere Everywhere at Once.”
Credit: A24

A no-nonsense treat, this whole bagel chocolate bar thing was inspired by Stephanie Hsu’s Jobu Tupaki. We’re talking about a bar full of poppy seeds, sesame seeds, and kosher salt – we might skip the garlic and onion flakes. If you really put everything on a bagel, then on a chocolate bar, it becomes this. The truth. Nothing important. – Shannon Connelan, UK Editor

A rebel

Hugh Grant in “The Traitor.”
Credit: A24

Mr. Candle Reed’s (Hugh Grant) wonderful aroma of blueberry pie created a special aroma A rebel examination. So can we translate that experience into the next chocolate bar? Blueberry clusters give this dark chocolate a juicy pop, but the smoky aftertaste will leave you questioning its authenticity. But on the bright side, maybe if we give Mr. Reed one of these, will you take us out of his house of horrors? Please? – Belen Edwards, Entertainment Journalist

I Saw The TV Was On

Mr. Ice Cream Truck Sprinkly in “I Saw the TV Light.”
Credit: A24

We had to go with our ruby ​​chocolate I Saw The TV Was On-flavored bar, which pays tribute to the Buffy-esque series Pink Opaque. Appropriately pink, and covered in sprinkles as a nod to Mr. Sprinkly, we can promise that this chocolate will taste good. indeed the same now as decades will pass down the line. – BE

After the sun

Frankie Corio and Paul Mescal in Aftersun.
Credit: A24

Relive the tragic Turkish holiday of Paul Mescal and Frankie Corio with this After the sun– sweet chocolate. This bar will make you think about your relationship with your father. Eat while listening to “Under Pressure” to get the full effect. – BE

Midsommar

Florence Pugh in “Midsommar.”
Credit: A24

No, there is no bear meat for us Midsommar chocolate. Instead, this beer-infused bar encourages you to celebrate the midsummer festival, with edible dried flowers sprinkled on top to create a dazzling wreath for everyone. Don’t worry; where definitely this is not the case any hallucinogens in this chocolate. Nothing suspicious at all. – BE

A witch

You’d love the sweet life… by sinking your teeth into this A witch the bar? In the spirit of Black Philip, we mixed dark chocolate and butter together, because we would much prefer the taste of butter, thank you. – BE

Baby girl

Nicole Kidman in “Babygirl”.
Credit: A24

We still have a little time before Halina Reijn’s sensual performance Baby girl it’s coming out, but that doesn’t mean we can’t dream (wink) about what it might taste like. From the trailer alone, we know that milk and cookies play an important role in Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson’s BDSM romance, so how about a milk chocolate bar filled with decadent cookie crumbles? Apply. – BE

Moonlight

The dinner Kevin (André Holland) makes Chiron (Trevante Rhodes) in the last act of Moonlight it’s one of the best food scenes put on film, and so are we be honoring it in our life Moonlight bar. In honor of Kevin’s pollo a la plancha, this bar includes hints of lime and cilantro. I don’t care if that’s a distinction — the movie is accurate! – BE

I X a trilogy

Mia Goth in “MaXXXine.”
Credit: A24

How do you sum up Ti West’s style of bending X trilogy on a small chocolate bar? By dividing it into three parts, of course! One dark chocolate, one white chocolate, and one milk chocolate. Sample at will, or eat all three at the same time to experience three very different seasons of horror – er, I mean types of chocolate. – BE

We live in a Time

Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh in “We Live in Time.”
Credit: A24

You’ll need this haute cuisine-inspired bar to pass We Live in the Time. Inspired by Florence Pugh’s “Douglas fir parfait” Chef Almut serves up Andrew Garfield’s Tobias, this bar is a fresh take on pine emulsion. There is a lot of salt, because of the tears we shed while watching this film. – SC

All Dirty Roads Taste Salt

Sheila Atim on “All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt.”
Credit: A24

If you have the word “taste” in your movie title, it’s here I’m going to theme the surrounding chocolate bar. That’s what happened to Raven Jackson’s best directorial ventures All Dirty Roads Taste Salt. The title gives us one important ingredient that is already salty, but we will throw in masses of edible clay to honor the film’s focus on the tradition of eating clay dirt, and how it is passed down from one generation to the next. – BE

Uncut gems

Adam Sandler in “Uncut Gems.”
Credit: A24

This Uncut gems the confection is nothing short of a panic attack on a chocolate bar. Like A24’s chocolate Fizzy Fountain Soda, this candy is packed with pops of candy – enough to make you feel like your mouth is going to explode and all your gambling plans are going to fall apart. Also, Pop Rocks look like gems when you squint, don’t they? – BE