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A must see Peter Bogdanovich directed film, starting Ben Gazzara as a charismatic and charming pimp living in Singapore.

American crime thriller. Three civil rights workers go missing in Mississippi and the locals are not proving to be very helpful to the FBI’s investigation.

Jerry Seinfeld directs and stars in this hilarious comedy depicting the race between Kellogg’s and Post to develop a new and revolutionary breakfast cereal in the 1960s.

Nominated for 8 Academy Awards and starring Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence as two very eccentric and mentally disturbed people who find each other and their also crazy families that love them. Extremely funny and very uplifting

Takes us to a most extraordinary world where a genetic mutation is occurring, changing humans into hybrid animal creatures. We navigate this world with a Francois, a father and his 16 year old son Emile as they search for their wife and mother who is afflicted with this virus.

A fast paced epic tale of a warrior who seeks peace for his war torn land.

A hilarious ride with the unlucky assassin Ladybug (Brad Pitt) aboard the Bullet Train as he encounters fellow assassins, each with their own agenda.

An uplifting sports film starring Bill Nighy highlighting the very real “Homeless World Cup”.

Things just got interesting in Pangniturang, Nunavut. A grout of teenage Inuit girls become a target for some really savage and hungry aliens.

The Harper house is full of underlying conflicts and at the same time a ten year old boy is abducted from the neighbourhood. This thriller takes us on a journey full of twists and turns.

In 1972 the Uruguayan Rugby team’s plane crashed in the heart of the Andes mountains and the 14 survivors describe how they endured for 72 days in one of the harshest environments on earth.

A perfect blend of comedy and drama starring Jeffrey Wright as Thelonious “Monk” Ellison in this Academy Award best picture nominee. An intelligent and funny look at stereo types, hypocrisy and family.

You would think a story about a music teacher (J.K. Simmons) and his student (Miles Teller) would be extremely dull but au contraire, this film is electrifying!

Join us as we discuss our picks in the major categories for The 96th Academy Awards.

In this slice of life dramedy, Oscar winner for best supporting actress Da'Vine Joy Randolph as Mary Lamb supporst a cranky, rigid professor Paul Hunham (Paul Giammatti) and Angus Tully, portrayed by delightful newcomer (Dominic Sessa), a troubled irritating student.

With an academy award nominated performance by Sandra Hüller. This also nominated for best film dissects, did he fall or was he pushed?

With an academy award nominated performance by Sandra Hüller. This also nominated for best film dissects, did he fall or was he pushed?

A prequel to Arnold Schwarzenegger classic film, Naru, a Comanche tracker and hunter, has the first earthly encounter with the alien predator in 1719.

A star studded far fetched maudlin tale of love, friendship and murder set in the 1930s.

The true story of how Keith Gill (Paul Dano) and his YouTube followers blocked Wall Street from shorting their favourite brick and mortar store GameStop.

Robert McCall (Denzel Washington) finally finds solace and peace in beautiful Southern Italy. Unfortunately things are not as they seem. But fortunately, The Equalizer is there.

After oil is discovered under the tribal land of the Osage Nation in 1920, they begin to be murdered one by one. A suspenseful murder mystery masterly told by director Martin Scorsese.

The true story of a seemingly average British woman, Philippa Langley's (Sally Hawkins) crusade to achieve honour for the much maligned King Richard III.

The complicated and unusual relationship between Leonard Bernstein (Bradley Cooper) and his actress wife Felicia Montealegre (Carey Mulligan) is probed in this biopic. with a fantastic score.

Finding redemption for the worst thing one has ever done is not what we were expecting from this Japanese epic Kaiju film written and directed by Takashi Yamazaki.