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Films of the Week: 22–28 December
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2025
Sci-fi
Thriller
15
Humanity's future on planet Earth rests in the hands of unsuspecting heroes in writer-director Kim Byung-woo's sci-fi disaster blockbuster. Artificial intelligence researcher An-na (Kim Da-mi) and her young son Ja-in (Kwon Eun-seong) wake on an ordinary morning, blissfully unaware their lives are about to change forever. A record-breaking great flood races towards An-na's apartment building and as rain continues to fall, the floodwaters rise, forcing mother and child to seek sanctuary on upper floors of the building. An-na must eventually make an impossible decision but security team operative Hee-jo (Park Hae-soo) may hold the key to her future as the leader of a mysterious mission that could take the last fragments of humanity into space
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2024
Drama
Romance
15
Relationship drama starring Zendaya, Josh O'Connor and Mike Faist. Two tennis players, Art and Patrick, face off in a tournament final, watched by Art's wife and coach, Tashi. But simmering among the trio is a long and complex history, marked by ambition, rivalry and romance, all of which threatens to bubble over during this latest meet.
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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
2023
Adventure
Animation
PG
Animated superhero sequel featuring the voices of Shameik Moore and Hailee Steinfeld. Teenager Miles Morales, aka Spider-Man, is struggling with his studies, his parents and a vengeful new supervillain, the Spot. When his old friend Gwen Stacy, aka Spider-Woman, returns to his universe in pursuit of the Spot, Miles is drawn into a world-hopping multiversal adventure that leads to a shocking discovery.
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1982
Family
Fantasy
PG
Steven Spielberg's classic sci-fi adventure, starring Henry Thomas and Dee Wallace, and featuring Drew Barrymore. Ten-year-old Elliott has a new friend, but he's from another planet and nobody must know he's here.
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2019
Animation
Comedy
U
Animated musical adventure featuring the voices of Idina Menzel and Kristen Bell. When Arendelle is threatened, princesses Elsa and Anna must set things right by travelling to an enchanted forest that will reveal the secrets of their family history - and the origins of Elsa's chilling magical power.
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1954
Comedy
Romance
PG
Musical starring Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye. Old army buddies Phil Davis and Bob Wallace travel with the glamorous Haynes sisters to the Columbia Inn in Vermont. There, Phil and Bob are reunited with their old commanding officer, General Waverly, who is now struggling to keep the hotel going. The visitors decide there's only one answer - to put on a show.
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1968
Sci-fi
Adventure
U
Keir Dullea stars in Stanley Kubrick's ground-breaking science-fiction epic, which depicts the evolution of man - from primitive apes to the 21st century - through the medium of space travel.
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2022
Adventure
Animation
PG
Animated comedy sequel featuring the voice of Antonio Banderas. With eight of his nine lives used up, it looks like the swashbuckling high life is over for Puss unless he can reach a magical land where wishes come true. An epic quest begins, but there are others with their eyes on the prize, too.
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2022
Drama
Romance
12
Musical biopic starring Austin Butler and Tom Hanks. In the mid 1950s, low-level huckster Colonel Tom Parker discovers the young singer Elvis Presley and becomes his manager. Over the next two decades, Elvis experiences highs and lows as one of the most famous artists on the planet. But the debt-ridden Parker grows ever more controlling of his young cash cow.
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1998
Comedy
Drama
15
Oscar-winning romantic comedy starring Gwyneth Paltrow and Joseph Fiennes. Will Shakespeare's career is in crisis: his money is running out and he's suffering from writer's block. But when he meets beautiful aristocrat Viola De Lesseps, his life - and the world of English literature - is destined to change for ever.
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