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Shinichiro Ueda’s metatextual zombie comedy One Cut of the Dead caused a sensation at the Japanese box office in 2017, and at film festivals around the world. Its frenzied film-within-a-film… Read More
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Falling somewhere between Ring and Final Destination, Countdown is a no frills horror quickie about a smartphone app that predicts when you are going to die, and unleashes a demonic… Read More
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The sequel to Disney’s frosty animated behemoth sees Elsa venture beyond the kingdom to discover the truth behind her magical powers. (at 16:30) Read More
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Produced by the Russo Brothers, 21 Bridges stars Chadwick Boseman as a New York cop who is forced to close down the island of Manhattan in a desperate bid to… Read More
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The International Film Festival & Awards Macao returns for its fourth edition in December – a six-day celebration of the best in world cinema that includes some of the year’s… Read More
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Roland Emmerich assembles a huge ensemble cast to reenact one of the most pivotal naval battles of World War II. (at 21:45) Read More
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Matt Damon and Christian Bale are both on top form as the constructor and driver respectively hired by Henry Ford Jr to take on the mighty Italian racing giants at… Read More
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The girls are back in a hugely belated sequel, that sees Kristen Stewart headline an all-new ensemble of kickass female crimefighters. Read More
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Adapted from the controversial bestselling novel, this is the story of an ordinary Korean woman in her thirties enduring the myriad obstacles, confrontations, and prejudices that infringe on her daily… Read More
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Adapted from Stephen King’s belated sequel novel to The Shining, director Mike Flanagan attempts the near-impossible feat of creating a worthy successor to Stanley Kubrick’s horror masterpiece. (at 18:15) Read More
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Timothée Chalamet stars as Henry V in David Michod’s Netflix epic, conceived with long-time collaborator Joel Edgerton, who here plays Falstaff. (at 10:11) Read More
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Following a series of supporting turns in films such as The Hangover Part II, Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk and Who Killed Cock Robin , American-born Taiwanese actor Mason Lee… Read More
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The kooky, ooky adventures of the horror-themed family continue in this good-looking animated adaptation, with an all-start voice cast. (at 31:06) Read More
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Linda Hamilton returns, as does Arnie, for yet another go-around with the time travelling cyborgs from the future. This time out Mackenzie Davis has been sent back in time to… Read More
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If you had the ability to see people’s fate, to know when they were about to die, would you tell them? Even if it jeopardised your own life? This is… Read More
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An elderly couple rekindles the romantic spark in their decades-long relationship after both are diagnosed with dementia in Lee Chang-geun’s emotionally wayward weepie. Strong performances from veteran leads Lee Soon-jae… Read More
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Emma Roberts plays a young woman, who, just weeks before an arranged marriage, awakes in a bizarre rehab-cum-finishing school for young women, located on a remote island. (at 25:55) Read More
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Ten years after the fact, Tallahassee, Columbus, Wichita, and co are back, and still being beset by the undead. But did we really need yet another round of zombie killing?… Read More
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