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Infested (2023) |
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Star Wars: Tales of the Empire (2024) |
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Inside No. 9 (2014) |
The Boys (2019) |
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Opening in Cinemas
Rome, Open City (1945) |
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The Almond and the Seahorse (2022) |
on 10/05/2024 10/05 |
Big Banana Feet (1976) |
on 10/05/2024 10/05 |
The Trust Fall: Julian Assange (2023) |
on 10/05/2024 10/05 |
Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger (2024) |
on 10/05/2024 10/05 |
La Chimera (2023) |
on 10/05/2024 10/05 |
Our Mothers (2019) |
on 10/05/2024 10/05 |
Shallow Grave (1994) |
on 10/05/2024 10/05 |
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (2024) |
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Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin - Summer School (2024) (season) |
HBO Max |
Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin - Summer School (2024) (season) |
Max |
Mother of the Bride (2024) |
Netflix |
Thank You, Next (2024) (series) |
Netflix |
Maxton Hall – The World Between Us (2024) (series) |
Prime Video |
Bodkin (2024) (series) |
Netflix |
The Guardian of the Monarchs (2024) |
Netflix |
Inside No. 9 - Season 9 (2024) (season) |
BBC iPlayer |
Dark Matter (2024) (series) |
Apple TV+ |
New on Blu-ray
The Big Switch (1968) |
from 13/05/2024 13/05 |
Man of Violence (1971) |
from 13/05/2024 13/05 |
The Body Stealers (1969) |
from 13/05/2024 13/05 |
Chocolate (1988) |
from 13/05/2024 13/05 |
Nightmare Maker (1981) |
from 13/05/2024 13/05 |
Hannie Caulder (1971) |
from 13/05/2024 13/05 |
Hidden City (1987) |
from 13/05/2024 13/05 |
The Ballad of the Sad Cafe (1991) |
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New Reviews by TOP Users
Lima–A Man Called Magnum(1977)
A mediocre poliziotteschi from the year when the popularity of this once super popular subgenre in Italian cinemas of the 70's started to slowly fade away and so did the yappy career of the charismatic Luc Merenda, who looked good on camera, but in all his films acted exactly the same, with a limited acting register.…
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A family friendly adventure that surprisingly isn't as annoying as I suspected before watching it. Kumail Nanjiani gives a comedic undertone to the film and I found the whole freezing apocalypse thing fine, in fact even the orb villain looked very nice, kind of a mummy mix. Kids will like it a lot and parents at least…
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3DD!3–Asterix the Gaul(1967)
The now classic that introduced Asterix and Obelix to the television screen. It's not as elaborate and there's less subversive humour compared to the comics. It certainly doesn't have the quality of later sequels, but it's still solid entertainment where the simple antics of the Romans will keep the kids reliably…
(more)
EvilPhoEniX–Vigilante(2023)
Another Korean action romp that grabs you right from the beginning and doesn't let up until the end. The protagonist is a young cadet at the police academy, he is a model student, but he stops liking that the law doesn't apply to everyone, most criminals don't get a proper punishment and after a while they run free to…
(more)New Reviews by Progressing Users
A family friendly adventure that surprisingly isn't as annoying as I suspected before watching it. Kumail Nanjiani gives a comedic undertone to the film and I found the whole freezing apocalypse thing fine, in fact even the orb villain looked very nice, kind of a mummy mix. Kids will like it a lot and parents at least…
(more)
3DD!3–Asterix the Gaul(1967)
The now classic that introduced Asterix and Obelix to the television screen. It's not as elaborate and there's less subversive humour compared to the comics. It certainly doesn't have the quality of later sequels, but it's still solid entertainment where the simple antics of the Romans will keep the kids reliably…
(more)
Lima–A Man Called Magnum(1977)
A mediocre poliziotteschi from the year when the popularity of this once super popular subgenre in Italian cinemas of the 70's started to slowly fade away and so did the yappy career of the charismatic Luc Merenda, who looked good on camera, but in all his films acted exactly the same, with a limited acting register.…
(more)
I'm going to say it, and I'm surprised myself. Even though I'm an old boomer who grew up on the first Planet of the Apes from the late 60s, and even though I'm not a fan of the CGI serendipity of today, the direction that Rupert Wyatt took 13 years ago, Matt Reeves continued, and now Wes Ball has followed up on, is…
(more)
Stanislaus–Cloudburst(2011)
Cloudburst is, story-wise, an amazingly moving and honest film that is both sad and incredibly warm and funny. The biggest portion of entertainment was provided by the foul-mouthed Olympia Dukakis, whose quips managed to blow me away. Overall, I found the main trio truly likeable and the acting convincing. In short, a…
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| Melissa Barrera (actress / produceractress / producer, born 1990) |
| Angus Cloud (actoractor, born 1998) |
| Jennifer Connelly (actressactress, born 1970) |
Most Visited Creators
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| David Leitch (director / producer / actordirector / producer, born 1969) |
| Quentin Tarantino (director / screenwriter / actordirector / screenwriter, born 1963) |
| Christopher Nolan (director / screenwriter / producerdirector / screenwriter, born 1970) |
| Clint Eastwood (director / producer / actordirector / producer, born 1930) |
| Guy Ritchie (director / screenwriter / producerdirector / screenwriter, born 1968) |
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I'm going to say it, and I'm surprised myself. Even though I'm an old boomer who grew up on the first Planet of the Apes from the late 60s, and even though I'm not a fan of the CGI serendipity of today, the direction that Rupert Wyatt took 13 years ago, Matt Reeves continued, and now Wes Ball has followed up on, is…
(more)