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COMING SOON
Bad Neighbours 2
The Boss
With a second baby on the way,
Mac (Seth Rogen) and Kelly
Radner (Rose Byrne) are about to
take the final step into adulthood –
moving to the burbs! But just as it
seems safe to sell their place, they
find that their new neighbours are
a sorority that’s up for parties even
more epic than Teddy (Zac Efron)
and his brothers ever imagined.
Can Teddy infiltrate and neutralise
Kappa Nu for Mac and Kelly so
that they can sell up?
High-flying CEO Michelle Darnell
(Melissa McCarthy) is used
to getting her own way, until
she’s busted for insider trading
and sent to prison. Broke and
homeless upon release, Darnell
turns to former assistant Claire
(Kristen Bell) to help her rebrand
as America’s latest sweetheart.
But having screwed over so
many people on her way up, the
enemies that she made aren’t
exactly prepared to forgive and
forget.
The Huntsman:
Winter’s War
Evil Queen Ravenna (Charlize
Theron) betrays her younger sister
Freya (Emily Blunt) by freezing
her heart to love. Retreating to
an ice palace deep in the north,
Freya raises an army of Huntsmen
as her protectors. As a war for
domination escalates, Freya’s
most elite Huntsman, Eric (Chris
Hemsworth), helps Freya fight to
vanquish her sister before her
wickedness rules for all eternity.
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Our Brand Is Crisis
Spotlight
Suffragette
Floundering in the polls, Bolivian
presidential hopeful Pedro Costillo
enlists an American political
consultancy. Raising his popularity is
a huge ask, and soon the big gun is
called in – political spin doctor Jane
Bodine (Sandra Bullock). Already
facing a massive challenge, Jane
learns that she’s also up against her
chauvinistic nemesis, Pat Candy (Billy
Bob Thornton), who’s representing
the presidential forerunner...
Based on a truly horrible reality –
the systemic sexual molestation of
children within the Boston Catholic
Church, and the blind eyes turned
by the Boston Archdiocese Spotlight tells of a dogged team
of journalists, The Boston Globe’s
‘Spotlight’ team, who investigated
the situation. Their research soon
uncovered much more than they
expected in the lead-up to their
story going public...
The suffragette movement
emerged in early 1900s England,
determined to secure voting rights
for women. Laundress Maud
Watts (Carey Mulligan) is seduced
by the crusade, leading to being
ostracised not only by neighbours,
but also her husband. When he
bars Maud from seeing their son,
she becomes even more radical.
All she – and her comrades - want
is equality in the eyes of the law...
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NEW THIS MONTH
Strap yourselves in, for we’ve a super month in store for you at
Video Ezy!
How super? Batman v Superman super! Yes, Dawn of Justice
hits, with the two legendary superheroes taking it up to each
other. The action doesn’t stop there though, with Gods of
Egypt putting the gods amongst the humans, the third in the
Divergent series – Allegiant - breaking loose and Michael Bay’s
13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi touching down.
RELEASE DATES
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29 JUN Fifty Shades of Black Gods of Egypt 5
Lost & Found
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The Call Up The Trust 11
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What, you want more excitement?! Well, there’s the thrilling tale
of drone warfare that is Eye in the Sky with Helen Mirren and
Alan Rickman, or an exciting story of ocean rescue with Chris
Pine in The Finest Hours. Then there’s action legend Jackie
Chan doing what he does best in the thrilling Dragon Blade.
06 JUL Kung Fu Panda 3 18
One Wild Moment 16
07 JUL 10 Cloverfield Lane
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My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2
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Want a laugh? You might want to go with Ice Cube and Kevin
Hart in Ride Along 2, or stop by My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2.
Alternatively, you may like to hang out with the Coen brothers’
latest, Hail, Caesar! If you want laughs for the whole family,
Jack Black is back as Po, fighting for chi in Kung Fu Panda 3.
Ride Along 2
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Robot Overloads
TV time is just as super this month, with the first seasons of
Supergirl and Killjoys lifting off, while new seasons of Orphan
Black, House of Cards, Bosch and more also arrive.
As always, all the best in entertainment is waiting for you at
your Video Ezy. Super!
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Tom and Jerry: Back to Oz
14 JUL 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
Cell
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Hail, Caesar!
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The Adderall Diaries
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The Witch
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Tumbledown
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20 JUL Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
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Blind Date
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Dragon Blade 14
Eye in the Sky 10
Listening
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The Daughter
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The Finest Hours
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Timber the Treasure Dog
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UnIndian 6
Code of Honor Emelie Heavenly Sword 17
StreetDance All Stars
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RENT OR BUY* July 20
DIRECTOR Zack Snyder
STARS Ben Affleck,
Henry Cavill, Amy Adams
GENRE Action/Adventure
RATING M15+
IF YOU LIKED
The Avengers:
Age of Ultron
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BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE
The highly-anticipated clash between the
world’s two most legendary superheroes
is finally here, and it certainly doesn’t
disappoint, offering an explosive
spectacle of super-fisticuffs along with
the groundwork for what will likely be a
slew of DC hero sequels. It sees the world
reeling from Superman’s destructive
clash with General Zod, and the people of
Metropolis and Gotham City are unsure
how to deal with the unfamiliar, alien hero
who claims to stand for truth and justice.
After witnessing firsthand the destruction
wrought by Superman’s battles, Bruce
Wayne is wary of humanity’s newfound
alien protector, who seems to operate
with total freedom from the law and who is
apparently ignorant of the chaos caused
by his last battle. As Batman, he’s an
aged and callous protector, having tried
fruitlessly for years to rid Gotham City of
its criminal underworld. But what he has
successfully saved his home city from is
total destruction, something which might
accidentally – or intentionally - come at the
hands of Superman. Meanwhile, billionaire
Lex Luthor has hatched a plan of his own to
rid the world of Superman for good, and he
wants to see it through to the end – with or
without Batman’s help... Scott
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“You’re not brave, men are brave.
You say that you want to help people,
but you can’t feel their pain, their
mortality...”
- Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck)
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RENT OR BUY* June 29
DIRECTOR Alex Proyas
STARS Brenton Thwaites,
Gerard Butler, Nikolaj
Coster-Waldau
GENRE Action/Fantasy
RATING M
IF YOU LIKED
Wrath of the Titans
GODS OF EGYPT
Directed by Alex Proyas (Dark City) and
set within the rich but criminally underused
realm of Egyptian mythology, Gods of
Egypt takes place in an alternate reality
depiction of Egypt where gods walk
amongst men. These deities possess the
ability to transform into the more traditional
depictions shown in hieroglyphics, but
generally prefer to potter about in humanoid
form, albeit much taller than the average
human and with golden blood. Mortal thief
Bek (Brenton Thwaites, Maleficent) regards
these gods with distaste and prefers to
focus his attentions on his young love Zaya.
But Bek finds himself inadvertently drawn
into the conflict between two factions of
higher beings after Set, the God of the
Desert (Gerard Butler, 300) stages a coup
and slays his brother Osiris. Enslaved and
forced to work on a monument for Ra,
Bek teams up with the fallen champion
Horus (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, TV’s Game
of Thrones) after Zaya’s forced marriage
to and subsequent death at the hands
of Set’s chief architect. The pair embark
upon a fantastical journey to reclaim both
Bek’s lost love from the afterlife and his
homeland from the oppressive clutches of
Set... A dark fantasy with a unique thematic
concept, Gods of Egypt is manna for fans of
truly epic cinema. Sean
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“I tore the wings off my wife. Imagine
what I’ll do to you!”
- Set (Gerard Butler)
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RENT OR BUY* July 27
DIRECTOR
Robert Schwentke
STARS Shailene Woodley,
Theo James, Jeff Daniels
GENRE Action/Adventure
RATING CTC
IF YOU LIKED
The Hunger Games
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ALLEGIANT
The third annual instalment in a series of
four films based on the hugely popular
Divergent novels by Veronica Roth, Allegiant
takes in the first half of the third book in
the trilogy (the second half is being filmed
as Ascendant, which will hit our screens
next year). Tris (Shailene Woodley, The
Spectacular Now) and Four (Theo James,
Underworld: Awakening) escape the
futuristic Chicago that’s been their home
up until now, finally making their way into
the world outside of the wall that surrounds
the city – and learning the truth behind
the faction system that they’ve known
all their lives... The heady mix of politics,
passion, adventure and action that’s been
the hallmark of the series so far is in fine
form here, with the cast now well settled
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into their characters and extracting every
last ounce of emotion out of the story. The
superb special effects throughout make this
a feast for the eyes as well, and to its credit
the visual style doesn’t fall back on the old
“bleak new world” look that’s seen far too
often. If you haven’t read the books, you’re
in for one heck of a cliffhanger at the end!
Anthony
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“You want change without sacrifice,
you want peace without struggle.
The world doesn’t work that way.”
- David (Jeff Daniels)
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BLACK HAWK DOWN
RENT OR BUY* July 14
DIRECTOR Michael Bay
STARS John Krasinski,
Pablo Schreiber, James
Badge Dale
GENRE Action/Thriller
RATING CTC
IF YOU LIKED
Black Hawk Down
13 HOURS: THE SECRET SOLDIERS OF BENGHAZI
Based on Mitchell Zuckoff’s hit novel and
real events, this American biographical
war film adaptation earns its stripes with
direction from none other than action giant
Michael Bay. The story follows six members
of a private security team who try to save
the life of an American ambassador in
Benghazi, Libya after waves of terrorist
attacks on September 11, 2012 – the
eleventh anniversary of the 9/11 attacks
on US soil. We see the arrival of Jack Da
Silva (John Krasinski, TV’s The Office),
who flies in to Benghazi to join a Global
Response Staff team that’s made up of
former military special ops who protect a
CIA outpost called “The Annex”. Da Silva is
picked up by his close friend Tyrone “Rone”
Woods (James Badge Dale, World War Z)
and introduced to the rest of the team. But
he doesn’t have time to settle in, as a few
days later the US embassy is attacked by
a group of Islamic radicals. As a result,
American ambassador Christopher Stevens
(Matt Letscher, Gods and Generals) and two
diplomatic security agents are locked in a
safe room awaiting rescue. The GRS team
desperately want to help them out, but the
commander strongly refuses. Disobeying
the order, the GRS team leaves The Annex
and heads to the seized embassy... Emilia
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“Seriously guys, if the consulate
ordered a pizza it would’ve been
there by now.”
- Kris ‘Tanto’ Paronto (Pablo Schreiber)
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RENT OR BUY* July 7
DIRECTOR Tim Story
STARS Ice Cube, Kevin Hart,
Olivia Munn
GENRE Action/Comedy
RATING M
IF YOU LIKED
Lethal Weapon 4
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RIDE ALONG 2
Ben Barber (Kevin Hart, Get Hard) has
come a long way since 2014’s buddy
cop flick Ride Along. He’s now a rookie
police officer and, with pending nuptials
to long-time girlfriend Angela, he’s made
some progress towards acceptance by
her brother, James (Ice Cube, 22 Jump
Street). OK then, a little bit of progress.
A tiny bit. Well, James hasn’t shot him
yet! Ride Along 2 sees them buddying up
in the loosest sense of the term, as after
some general mayhem Ben manages to
tag along with James for a case in Miami.
Ben hopes to prove that he’s detective
material, while James hopes to prove that
Ben isn’t detective material... They road
trip it down, team with straight-talking local
detective Maya Cruz (Olivia Munn, Magic
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Mike) and soon encounter AJ (Ken Jeong,
The Hangover). He’s a hacker who has a
rather heavy crime boss after him – and he’s
not necessarily the best at laying low. Our
team, such that it is, must prove that this
crime boss isn’t the legitimate businessman
that he masquerades as in time to get back
for Ben and Angela’s wedding... Going a bit
Joe Pesci in Lethal Weapon 4 on us with the
addition of Ken Jeong in the backseat, Ride
Along 2 is as funny as the first one – and
then some! Amy
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“The brothers-in-law just got
to town...”
- Ben Barber (Kevin Hart)
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RENT OR BUY* July 7
DIRECTOR Kirk Jones
STARS Nia Vardalos,
John Corbett, Gia Carides
GENRE Comedy/Romance
RATING CTC
IF YOU LIKED
Father of the Bride
MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING 2
If you liked the first My Big Fat Greek
Wedding then you’ll love this long-awaited
sequel, and for those who haven’t jumped
on the bandwagon you’re missing out
on a whole lot of fun! Several years after
saying “I do”, Toula (Nia Vardalos, Connie
and Carla) and Ian (John Corbett, Raising
Helen) are now not-so-happily married. As
well as experiencing marital problems, their
teenage daughter Paris is already beginning
to feel pressure from her grandfather, Gus,
to find a Greek boyfriend, get married, and
have sons. Then, amongst the usual family
chaos, Gus discovers that his marriage
certificate to Maria was never signed, and
therefore they’re not legally married. So
what does this mean? Another mammoth,
over the top, Greek wedding of course!
Meanwhile, Toula is working on forging
a closer relationship with Paris as she
contemplates her college options, some
of which are not so close to home – much
to Toula’s dismay... There’s never a dull
moment in this big Greek family who remind
us of the importance of love and tradition,
but also that change can sometimes be a
good thing. It’s a true delight to see all of
the beloved characters from the original
back in this funny, honest and heartwarming movie. Opa! Krysten
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“Why do parents always say
‘dream big’ when you really mean
‘not too big’?”
- Paris (Elena Kampouris)
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RENT OR BUY* July 20
DIRECTOR Gavin Hood
STARS Helen Mirren,
Aaron Paul, Alan Rickman
GENRE Drama/Thriller
RATING CTC
IF YOU LIKED
Zero Dark Thirty
DIRECTOR Michael Winnick
STARS Steven Seagal,
Craig Sheffer, James Russo
RATING MA15+
IF YOU LIKED
Hard to Kill
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It’s hardly an overstatement to say that
technology continually advances in leaps
and bounds. Not surprisingly, much of
the tech that we use every day owes its
existence to being developed for military use.
Drones are no exception – small unmanned
aircraft which can be controlled from the
other side of the world to spy, or even deploy
weaponry. In Eye in the Sky, British Colonel
Katherine Powell (Helen Mirren, RED) has
tracked a group of wanted terrorists to a
house in Kenya. At first she orders capture
of the extremists, but upon receiving
intelligence that they’re preparing for an
imminent suicide bombing she wants to hit
them with a drone-borne missile strike. There
are, however, extenuating circumstances.
This sets off a chain of permission seeking
from superiors that goes up, and up,
and up. Ah, politics... Just as technology
evolves, so does the war movie. Eye in the
Sky is an example of the genre, but without
the typical all-guns-blazing combat. While
it’s a genuine, must-see thrill ride, it also
poses questions of morality that will very
likely keep you pondering for days. Amy
CODE OF HONOR
RENT* July 27
GENRE Action
EYE IN THE SKY
An FBI agent is hunting his former mentor,
a revenge-seeking colonel who’s taking out
criminals, in this latest explosive release
from Steven Seagal. The martial arts icon
plays Robert Sikes, a former special ops
soldier who lost his family in a drive-by
shooting. Vowing to rid his town of every
last criminal, Sikes becomes a one-man
army who’s determined to accomplish what
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he feels the authorities won’t. Meanwhile,
Agent William Porter (’90s heartthrob Craig
Sheffer, A River Runs Through It), with help
from a witness (Helena Mattsson, Seven
Psychopaths), wants to find Sikes before
the cops or a local mobster... Co-starring
Beverly Hills Cop’s James Russo, Code
of Honor is one of Seagal’s more actionpacked recent releases. Clint
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RENT OR BUY* June 29
DIRECTORS Alex Brewer,
Benjamin Brewer
STARS Nicolas Cage,
Elijah Wood, Sky Ferreira
GENRE Crime/Thriller
RATING MA15+
IF YOU LIKED
The Forger
RENT* June 29
DIRECTOR Charles Barker
STARS Parker Sawyers,
Christopher Obi,
Morfydd Clark
GENRE Action/Sci-Fi
RATING MA15+
IF YOU LIKED Gamer
THE TRUST
Many people get bored with their jobs
and look for an out. But when you’re a
Las Vegas cop, and the way out involves
breaking the very laws that you swore to
uphold, it’s moral quandary time. Not that
Lieutenant Jim Stone (Nic Cage, Pay the
Ghost) cares about the latter. During the
course of doing his job, he comes across
a bail receipt that’s decidedly dodgy. After
opting to let a co-worker, Sergeant David
Waters (Elijah Wood – yes, Frodo!), in on
his discovery, Jim takes some time off to
do some detective work (irony noted). He
discovers a drug dealer with a very large
vault secreted inside an industrial freezer,
and so begins a heist plot that gradually
unravels from the very get-go... Starting out
light then getting darker by the minute, while
it’s essentially a slick thriller, The Trust could
also easily be labelled a black comedy
thanks to the presence of Mr Nicolas Cage,
who is wonderfully, mesmerizingly bizarre
here. Plus he’s sporting an absolutely killer
mo... Amy
THE CALL UP
A stylish sci-fi/horror movie that’s set in
the world of virtual gaming, The Call Up
focuses on a bunch of expert online gamers
who volunteer to take part in a strange trial
session of a state-of-the-art virtual reality
videogame. Naturally, being so taken with
gaming via computer, it’s an offer none of
them refuse – though they’ll soon wish that
they had! After receiving instructions by
phone, the participants arrive at a rundown
skyscraper where the test is taking place.
They’re not told what’s going to happen,
they’re only thrown some sleek, custommade high-tech virtual reality headwear and
armour to put on. It all seems fun, until real
enemy soldiers emerge and start taking
them down one by one! The Call Up is
scary, brilliantly-written stuff. Clint
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RENT OR BUY* July 20
DIRECTOR Craig Gillespie
STARS Chris Pine,
Casey Affleck, Eric Bana
GENRE Action/Drama
RATING PG
IF YOU LIKED
The Perfect Storm
RENT OR BUY*July 14
DIRECTORS
Ethan Coen, Joel Coen
STARS Josh Brolin, George
Clooney, Scarlett Johansson
GENRE Comedy/Mystery
RATING PG
IF YOU LIKED
The Grand Budapest Hotel
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THE FINEST HOURS
Based on an incredible true story of danger,
determination and horrible weather, this
gripping thriller will satisfy your cravings
for that long-lost genre of movies in which
boats come to be caught in the middle of
raging storms. This particular example tells
the story of real life hero Bernard “Bernie”
Webber (Chris Pine, Jack Ryan: Shadow
Recruit), a crewman on a US Coast Guard
station in Cape Cod who finds himself
tasked with the rescue of the crew of the
SS Pendleton, an oil tanker which has
suffered irreparable damage due to a
fiercely raging storm. However, with most
of the Coast Guard’s resources already
spent on rescuing a different ship in a
similar situation, Bernie is forced to take
only a small crew on a tiny motor lifeboat,
the capacity of which is well under what’s
necessary to save the entire crew of the
Pendleton... What follows is a story of
incredible human ingenuity and bravery,
with excellent dramatic performances from
all concerned. Scott
HAIL, CAESAR!
Ray Donovan meets Trumbo in the Grand
Budapest Hotel (well, stylistically) in
this latest epic from the Coen brothers.
Featuring, as most of their movies
do, an incredible cast – Josh Brolin,
George Clooney, Scarlett Johansson,
Ralph Fiennes, Tilda Swinton, Frances
McDormand, Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill it’s set within the Hollywood movie biz of the
1950s. While a fictional tale, lead character
Eddie Mannix (Brolin) was a real life figure,
known for “fixing” any issues that might crop
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up with his studio’s leading lights. When
the star of Capitol Pictures’ in-development
ancient Rome epic Hail, Caesar!, Baird
Whitlock (Clooney), disappears from the set
of the production, Eddie has his work cut
out for him – especially when a ransom note
arrives... Also boasting a singing cowboy,
some absolutely captivating production
numbers and a really big submarine, Hail,
Caesar! sees the Coens venturing “out
there” in yet another quirky direction, and it
really is a joy to behold. Amy
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RENT* July 14
DIRECTOR
Pamela Romanowsky
STARS Amber Heard, James
Franco, Christian Slater
GENRE Drama/Thriller
RATING CTC
IF YOU LIKED
The Rum Diary
THE ADDERALL DIARIES
James Franco stars as Stephen Elliot, a New
York writer who becomes fixated on a highprofile murder case. As he dives deeper, he
soon discovers cracks in his memory that
bring out issues from his childhood, coupled
with a negative relationship with his father
(Ed Harris, Run All Night). Battling substance
abuse, an unaccommodating parent and
severe case of writer’s block, Stephen’s
obsession leads him to Lana (Amber Heard,
The Rum Diary), a reporter who proposes
a unique perspective on the case. As their
relationship progresses, Stephen’s father
interjects, challenging the accuracy of the
case and the inaccuracy of Stephen’s novel.
Will he be able to focus and overcome his
past realisations? Or will it ultimately lead to
self-destruction? Jake
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RENT OR BUY* July 20
DIRECTOR Simon Stone
STARS Geoffrey Rush,
Sam Neill, Anna Torv
GENRE Drama
RATING CTC
IF YOU LIKED
Lantana
THE DAUGHTER
While it may be director Simon Stone’s debut
feature film, he’s had a long career as an
actor in Australian TV and cinema, as well as
being a highly respected writer and director for
the stage. Perhaps unsurprisingly, he’s chosen a
stage play – written back in the 19th century - as
the base material for this modern-day ensemble
drama. It sees expatriate Christian (Paul
Schneider, Bright Star) returning to his hometown
for the wedding of his father Henry (Geoffrey
Rush, The Book Thief), only to discover a
web of family secrets revealing themselves.
Perhaps reflecting the esteem in which Stone
is held by his peers, The Daughter is loaded with
big name actors – Rush, Sam Neill, Miranda Otto
and Anna Torv among them - but the big surprise
is the stunning debut movie performance from
young Odessa Young as Hedvig. Anthony
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RENT* July 20
DIRECTOR Khalil Sullins
STARS Thomas Stroppel,
Artie Ahr, Amber Marie
Bollinger
GENRE Sci-Fi/Thriller
RATING CTC
IF YOU LIKED
Enemy of the State
LISTENING
Listening is an astute thriller that revolves
around a pair of young scientists, David and
Ryan, who invent a breakthrough mindreading
technology. Basically it connects one mind
to another so that one can see what the
other has going on in their noggin – and it’s
tech that a mysterious government agency
desperately wants for their own use. While
the government are busy doing their thing, an
attractive tech expert comes between the two
inventors, threatening their friendship – and
also David’s marriage... An award-winning
debut from filmmaker Khalil Sullins, Listening
is part intriguing character study and part
frightening vision of governments being able
to control free thought. It’s a skilfully plotted
and captivating movie that will certainly spur
conversation afterwards. Clint
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RENT OR BUY* July 14
DIRECTOR Tod Williams
STARS John Cusack,
Samuel L Jackson,
Isabelle Fuhrman
GENRE Horror/Thriller
RATING CTC
IF YOU LIKED
28 Days Later
CELL
Based on the Stephen King novel of the
same name, Cell gives us a dark glimpse
into what could happen if the technology
that we rely upon so heavily every day was
suddenly used against us. After having his
graphic novel picked up, artist Clay Riddell
(John Cusack, 1408) is returning home
when the US is hit by a mysterious pulse
that turns everyone who was using their
mobile phone at the time into frightening
rabid maniacs. Desperate to locate his
young son before he falls victim to the
homicidal infected, who have been dubbed
‘Phoners’, Clay is forced to make a trip
across the country from Boston to Maine
on foot. Along the way he picks up a ragtag
group of fellow survivors, including the
grizzled Tom McCourt (Samuel L Jackson,
Lakeview Terrace) and teenager Alice
(Isabelle Fuhrman, Orphan)... Bearing the
best hallmarks of classic zombie films, Cell
is perfect late Friday night horror fodder.
Just don’t check your phone while watching
it! Sean
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DRAGON BLADE
RENT* July 20
DIRECTOR Daniel Lee
STARS Jackie Chan,
John Cusack, Adrien Brody
GENRE Action/Adventure
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The Forbidden Kingdom
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If you needed another reason to note Jackie
Chan as one of the nicest – yet totally
kickass - guys in film, then you definitely
need to see him fighting for peace along the
Silk Road in Dragon Blade. As commander
of the Protection Squad of the Western
Regions, Huo An (Chan) is tasked with the
near impossible task of preventing war
between Huns, Turks and more during the
Han Dynasty. His group narrowly avoids
bloodshed when a Roman legion led by
Lucius (John Cusack, also in this month’s
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Cell, above) knocks on their fort door
demanding food and water. Instead, Huo An
offers to take them in if they’ll help repair the
fortress. The two bond, and Huo An learns
that Lucius’ legion has been fleeing from
Tiberius (Adrien Brody, Predators), a crooked
consul with a massive army that’s threatening
the Silk Road’s timid peace. As such, the
two know a common threat... Packed with
east-meets-west fighting amongst glorious
scenery and attire, this big adventure sees
Chan honing his own stunts with style. Conrad
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RENT OR BUY* July 7
DIRECTOR DanTrachtenberg
STARS Mary Elizabeth
Winstead, John Goodman,
John Gallagher Jr
GENRE Horror/Thriller
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IF YOU LIKED
Hidden
RENT OR BUY* July 14
DIRECTOR Robert Eggers
STARS Anya Taylor-Joy,
Ralph Ineson, Kate Dickie
GENRE Horror/Mystery
RATING MA15+
IF YOU LIKED
It Follows
10 CLOVERFIELD LANE
Michelle (Mary Elizabeth Winstead, The
Thing) is having a crap day. She’s left her
boyfriend, and is driving through Louisiana
when, after being distracted by her phone,
she has a horrific car accident and is rendered
unconscious. Sadly, things are about to get
crappier... Michelle awakes in a cell of some
sort, chained to the wall. She meets Howard
(John Goodman, Red State), who appears
to be a doomsday prepper. He tells Michelle
that there’s been a major attack upon the
world outside, that it’s now uninhabitable
THE WITCH
This debut from director and writer Robert
Eggers cost a paltry $1 million to make – a
budget that wouldn’t cover the catering on
a typical Hollywood flick. It’s since made
an astonishing $33 million in ticket sales
worldwide, based almost entirely on word
of mouth. In the 17th century in puritanical
New England, a religious family leaves
their village and sets up a farm next to a
huge, dark forest where, as it turns out, a
and if not for him rescuing her and bringing
her to his bunker then she’d be dead. Then
there’s this guy Emmett (John Gallagher Jr,
Jonah Hex), what’s his story? Can this trio be
happy underground? With Howard’s passiveaggressive behaviour it isn’t likely. What are
his intentions? Is he telling the truth about
outside? Can Michelle come up with a way to
find out? Differing wildly in style to Cloverfield,
10 Cloverfield Lane owes more to Hitchcock’s
tense thrillers than the found footage genre,
and at times it’s breathtakingly terrifying. Amy
mysterious baby-stealing witch resides.
When the family’s baby son disappears
– presumed taken by the witch - events
start to unravel in the most eerie of ways...
An incredibly stylish and quietly terrifying
movie that never once looks like it was
made on a limited budget, The Witch is
horror done right – quiet, unsettling and
menacing. Naturally we recommend that
you watch it with the lights out! Anthony
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ONE WILD MOMENT
RENT* July 6
This French romantic comedy
sees a couple of men in their
forties go on a summer holiday
STARS Vincent Cassel,
François Cluzet, Lola Le Lann with their teenage daughters.
With boredom and temptation
GENRE Comedy/Drama
to blame, one of the men
begins a secret romance with
LANGUAGE French
the other’s daughter. However,
RATING MA15+
things become complicated
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when the father enlists his friend
Blame It on Rio
to figure out who is seducing his
offspring... Set on the beautiful
and exotic Corsican coastline, this salacious and clever
comedy features winning performances from the cast –
particularly the ever-dependable Vincent Cassel (Black
Swan). As an interesting sidenote, the producer of One
Wild Moment, Thomas Langmann, is the son of Claude
Berri, the man who wrote and directed 1977’s In a Wild
Moment, the original movie on which this is based. Clint
DIRECTOR
Jean-François Richet
BLIND DATE
RENT* July 20
Blind Date is a clever romantic
comedy about opposites
STARS Mélanie Bernier,
attracting, but remaining
Clovis Cornillac, Lilou Fogli
completely anonymous
GENRE Comedy/Romance
at the same time. Machin
(Clovis Cornillac, A Very Long
LANGUAGE French
Engagement) builds puzzles
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for a living. Most days he can
be found in his secluded Paris
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apartment, requiring complete
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silence while crafting his
games. When Machine (Mélanie
Bernier, Delicacy), a musician, moves in next door, Machin
immediately tries to talk her out of making it her permanent
home. After all, she plays an instrument – she’s bound
to be loud! The two learn to compromise, negotiating a
schedule through their paper-thin walls and, soon enough,
start dating. These dates, however, work the same way –
they communicate only through the walls... Clint
DIRECTOR Clovis Cornillac
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EMELIE
RENT* July 27
DIRECTOR Michael Thelin
STARS Sarah Bolger, Carly Adams, Carl Bailey
GENRE Horror/Thriller
RATING MA15+
IF YOU LIKED The Hand That Rocks the Cradle
RENT* July 13
DIRECTORS Kief Davidson,
Daniel Junge
BEYOND THE
BRICK: A LEGO
BRICKUMENTARY
UNINDIAN
RENT* July 20
STARS Nathan Sawaya,
Alice Finch, Dan Legoff
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STARS Brett Lee, Tannishtha Chatterjee, Supriya Pathak
GENRE Comedy/Romance
RATING M
IF YOU LIKED Alex & Eve
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It’s the biggest selling toy
in the world, and for good
reason. Since the brilliance of
GENRE Documentary
The LEGO Movie it’s become
RATING G
even more popular, and this
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doc- sorry, “brickumentary”,
The LEGO Movie
narrated by a LEGOmafied
Jason Bateman, sheds light
on many facets of what is a
genuine phenomenon. After a
quick history lesson of the Danish invention, we meet all
manner of people who work for LEGO creating sets, as
well as everyday adults who use the blocks to create often
amazing structures. Some even get paid to do it (where
do we sign?!) Whether you use it to relax, like South Park’s
Trey Parker, or to let your creativity run wild, there’s plenty
of interest for LEGO fans of all ages here. Amy
TUMBLEDOWN
RENT* July 14
DIRECTOR Sean Mewshaw
STARS Rebecca Hall, Jason Sudeikis, Blythe Danner
GENRE Comedy/Romance
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RENT OR BUY* June 29
DIRECTOR Michael Tiddes
STARS Marlon Wayans, Kali
Hawk, Fred Willard
GENRE Comedy
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IF YOU LIKED
Scary Movie
RENT* July 27
DIRECTOR Gun Ho Jang
VOICES OF Anna Torv,
Alfred Molina, Thomas Jane
GENRE Animation/Action
RATING M
IF YOU LIKED
Prince of Persia:
The Sands of Time
RENT* July 7
DIRECTOR Jon Wright
STARS Ben Kingsley, Gillian
Anderson, Callan McAuliffe
GENRE Action/Sci-Fi
RATING M
IF YOU LIKED
War of the Worlds
FIFTY SHADES OF BLACK
The iconic Fifty Shades of Grey gets a sharp
poke, with Scary Movie alum Marlon Wayans
playing the Christian Grey type of this
piece. Charming sex-crazed businessman
Christian Black falls for a young woman
named Hannah (Kali Hawk, Bridesmaids). As
soon as she’s suckered into doing all sorts
of wacky things with Black in the bedroom,
the innocent Hannah starts learning of her
beau’s even more disturbing (but hilarious)
past... The wonderful Fred Willard (aka
Anchorman’s Ed Harken) and a scenestealing Jane Seymour are memorable as
Christian’s adoptive parents, who are hiding
their money from their black children and
aren’t afraid to admit that they only adopted
them to spur conversation at charity events.
Nothing and nobody is safe! Clint
HEAVENLY SWORD
Based on the sword-slinging videogame,
this hack-and-slash action flick offers the
same style of fast-paced action present
in the source material. In-between all the
crazy duelling, however, the movie spins
a dramatic tale of revenge centred upon
the fiery Nariko, a member of an ancient
clan sworn to protect a legendary sword
of incredible energy against power-hungry
outsiders. Although once considered a
failure unfit to protect or wield the blade,
Nariko is forced to take up the dangerous
weapon herself in order to wreak revenge
against a brutal invading king who has
wrought destruction in an effort to claim the
sword for his own selfish purposes... Fans
of both the game and fast-paced action
flicks will find much to love here. Scott
ROBOT OVERLORDS
It isn’t every day that you run across a science
fiction movie that lovingly embraces the sort
of adventure and fun that we get to see in
the likes of TV’s Doctor Who, while at the
same time taking itself completely seriously.
So, if you’ve been looking for that elusive
popcorn futuristic robot invasion movie, this
is it! Robot Overlords is set in a bleak future
where humans are confined to their homes by
giant robotic sentries, which coldly eliminate
anyone who dares to venture outside. But a
bunch of clever kids work out how to disable
the implants that control them, and realise
that they might actually be able to free the
entire human race from robotic rule... Robot
Overlords really is great fun, with a decidedly
old-school sci-fi approach throughout that’s
very appealing. Anthony
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RENT OR BUY* July 6
STARS Po, Mr Ping, Li
GENREAnimation/Adventure
RATING PG
IF YOU LIKED
Penguins of Madagascar
WHEN YOU
RENT OR BUY
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KUNG FU PANDA 3
He’s cute, he’s cuddly and luckily he’s so
full of Mr Ping’s yummy dumplings that
he won’t try to eat us! He is, of course,
Po, the one and only Kung Fu Panda,
and this new adventure – with the voices
of famous actors like Jack Black, Jackie
Chan, Angelina Jolie, Dustin Hoffman and
Bryan Cranston - sees him taking on a
responsibility that’s even bigger than him.
In the Spirit Realm, the evil Kai is defeating
kung fu masters and stealing their chi.
However, when Master Oogway is bested,
he declares that the Dragon Warrior will
defeat him. Naturally Kai takes this as a
challenge, so he returns to our world to
confront Po. He’s kind of busy though, for
not only has he taken over from Master
Shifu as the Furious Five’s teacher, but his
birth dad Li has arrived – and he makes
Po‘s appetite look teensy! Po and both
his dads travel to a secret panda paradise
and meet all sorts of cool relatives. But Kai
is coming. Can Po train a village of rolypoly pandas in the ways of kung fu and
skadoosh the evil attacker back to the Spirit
Realm? Go Po! Amy
OPERATION DUMPLING!
All those kung fu lessons have made
Po one really, really hungry Dragon
Warrior! Can you help him get to the
dumplings – but without running into
Master Shifu?
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RENT* July 20
STARS Timber, Mikey, Claire
TIMBER THE
TREASURE DOG
Young Mikey loves life on the
GENRE Family
family farm. But a local baddie
threatens to take it away –
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unless Mikey’s family can find
lots of money, quickly! So he
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goes looking for buried treasure
Race to Witch Mountain
that’s apparently lost in nearby
mountains. With talking dog
Timber, who holds a clue to the
local legend, Mikey and his best
friend Billie follow a map that
leads them through dark forests and scary mines, and
past all sorts of wild animals, as they head towards Cloud
Peak. What will they find there? A wonderful family film
with some beautiful scenery, Timber the Treasure Dog
has lots of action, suspense and laughs – plus some of
the cutest canines that you’ll ever see! Clint
RENT* July 27
STARS Ethan, Jaden, Gina
STREETDANCE:
ALL STARS
Make sure that you have
plenty of space when you put
this one on, because you’re
RATING PG
definitely going to need it
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when StreetDance: All Stars
High School Musical
makes you want to get up
and shake it! That’s right, the
All Stars are on a mission to
groove it, where pulling all the
right moves might just save
their favourite rehearsal space
from demolition. A nasty corporate type has their youth
centre penned in for demolition to make way for a carpark
(boring!) unless, of course, our young groovers can put on
a heck of a show to raise enough money to save it! Starring
a whole lot of young talent with a very diverse background
of dancing styles, this gets a very big nod from us. Conrad
GENRE Family/Comedy
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SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS:
KRABBY DAYS
LEGO NINJAGO: MASTERS OF
SPINJITZU - SEASON 5 VOLUME 1
RENT OR BUY* July 7
RENT* July 7
STARS SpongeBob, Patrick Star, Mr Krabs
STARS Kai, Cole, Jay
GENRE Animation/Family
GENRE Animation/Action
RATING G
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LOST & FOUND
RENT* June 29
STARS Andy, Mark, Claire
GENRE Family/Adventure
RATING PG
IF YOU LIKED The Goonies
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HOUSE OF CARDS:
RENT OR BUY* July 7
STARS Kevin Spacey,
Robin Wright, Michael Kelly
GENRE Drama
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The West Wing
RENT OR BUY* July 20
STARS Titus Welliver,
Amy Aquino, Lance Reddick
GENRE Drama/Mystery
RATING MA15+
IF YOU LIKED
Luther
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THE COMPLETE FOURTH SEASON
With its intricate relationships and
psychological interplay, we’re pretty sure
that if Shakespeare were alive today then
the riveting US political drama House of
Cards would be his top TV pick. Well, unless
he was suing them for ripping off his ideas!
From regular Richard III-like breaks of “the
fourth wall” when Kevin Spacey’s diabolical
President Frank Underwood talks directly
to camera to the Lady Macbeth-like power
hunger of his wife, Claire (Robin Wright, a
million miles from Buttercup in The Princess
Bride), the series owes much to the Bard.
The 13 episodes of this season see the
Underwoods hitting the campaign trail in hopes
of presidential re-election, however Claire
may not necessarily be behind her husband
100 percent. Then there’s the competition
from Republican nominee Will Conway,
who’s young, is a father and has his head
around social media... Yes, this fourth season
of House of Cards goes beyond party politics
into generational ones, and they’re just as nasty
– and fiendishly fascinating - as ever. Amy
BOSCH: SEASON TWO
Imagine a cop show where the lead plays
things strictly by the book. No rule bending,
no colouring outside the lines, just 100
percent aboveboard. While it’s what we
desire from real life detectives, it’s not what
we want from fictional ones, and thankfully
author Michael Connelly’s LAPD homicide
detective Harry Bosch (Titus Welliver, Argo)
is one for, erm, “flexibility”. Not that there
aren’t repercussions for his actions, as this
season sees him back on the job after a
six month suspension. The discovery of a
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body in a car boot seems relatively routine
initially, but it may just be the beginning
of an incredibly challenging case that will
require all of Bosch’s smarts to solve...
Superbly gritty, if you’re a fan of such cop
shows as Luther and The Wire (whose Eric
Overmyer is involved here) then take a walk
on the law’s wild side. Amy
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“Anyone lays a hand on my family and
I’ll kill you all.”
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SUPERGIRL: THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON
RENT OR BUY* July 27
STARS Melissa Benoist,
Mehcad Brooks,
Chyler Leigh
GENRE Action/Adventure
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IF YOU LIKED
The Flash
Come on, don’t tell us that you thought
Superman was the only Kryptonian to ever
come crashing down to Earth! This young,
plucky cousin of the world famous Man of
Steel is no less powerful, and finally she’s
going to let the world know all about it. In
this fresh take on this particular area of the
expansive DC comics universe, Supergirl
(Melissa Benoist, Whiplash) has been living
on Earth for a decade, hiding her powers
and true identity from a society that’s
under protection from Superman himself.
However, after she’s forced to use her
powers to thwart a disaster that Superman
can’t prevent, she comes to realise just
what she can offer humanity as a superhero
– although it soon becomes apparent that
superheroes happen to attract their own
slew of supervillains... Offering a familyfriendly approach to the much-loved source
material, Supergirl the series is perfect for
anyone who’s looking for a light-hearted,
though no less action-packed, superhero
story. Scott
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RENT OR BUY* July 6
STARS Sullivan Stapleton,
Philip Winchester,
Michelle Lukes
GENRE Action/Thriller
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STRIKE BACK: SEASON FOUR
The fourth season of Strike Back was
delayed because Aussie star Sullivan
Stapleton (300: Rise of an Empire) suffered
a life-threatening injury near the beginning
of production, but the wait has been more
than worth it. Throughout past seasons,
Section 20 have been sent on many
dangerous missions, but none are a match
for the assignment they’re handed this time
around. On the eve of a nuclear weapons
summit with a North Korean delegation
in Thailand, Scott and Stone are forced
to race against the clock to rescue the
daughter of a British politician who’s been
kidnapped by an expat. As the men soon
discover, the kidnapping will merely be the
first exercise in a major terrorist plot that
will keep them busy for the duration of the
season. To say that things get explosive
would be an understatement! Clint
“
“Mate, this is a hell of a time to be
checking your Facebook status!”
- Sgt Michael Stonebridge (Philip Winchester)
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STARS Amy Schumer
GENRE Comedy
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RENT OR BUY* July 20
INSIDE AMY
SCHUMER:
SEASON 3
Amy Schumer. Love her or
hate her, this foulmouthed and
hilarious comedian has seen her
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star shoot into the stratosphere
Broad City
with the movie Trainwreck. So
it’s a great time to dive into this
third season of her politically
incorrect sketch series, Inside
Amy Schumer. Featuring
10 episodes packed with subversive skits, including a
courtroom drama parody determining whether Amy’s
hot enough for TV and a cringe-worthy (but catchy) song
about her poop, the taste bar is set quite low here, and we
wouldn’t have it any other way! Despite the often puerile
subject matter, this is the perfect antidote to some of the
more sanitised comedies that clog our screens. Sean
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AVAILABLE July 6
STARS Tyler Posey, Dylan
O’Brien, Holland Roden
TEEN WOLF:
SEASON 5 PART 2
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There are lots of surprises in
store for Teen Wolf fans as
GENRE: Horror/Action
the fifth season comes to a
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thrilling conclusion. Theo is
out to become a real werewolf,
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and he’ll do anything to make
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it happen. Will he turn bad?
Hopefully not before trying
to help Malia, who’s been
targeted by Desert Wolf.
Meanwhile Lydia, still struggling
to get over her escape attempt from Eichen House while
being terrorised by hallucinations of Aiden - decides it’s
time that she becomes a formidable fighter like her lethal
friends. Determined to learn whatever skills she can,
Lydia starts to travel down a pretty dark road. Where she
ends up at season’s end will surprise many! Clint
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ORPHAN BLACK:
AVAILABLE July 27
STARS Tatiana Maslany,
Dylan Bruce, Jordan Gavaris
SEASON FOUR
Canada produces a lot of TV
drama, which isn’t surprising
when you consider that the
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country is home to a plethora
of US TV and film productions.
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Orphan Black is a very British
Lost Girl
Canadian drama, and its
merging of present-day intrigue
with near-future biological sci-fi
has been spot-on throughout.
The show’s genius move is
to take a base story about a group of disparate human
clones and cast the one woman – Tatiana Maslany
(Woman in Gold) - to play them all. This fourth season feels
reinvigorated after a somewhat slow third season. Orphan
Black truly is one of the best things on TV right now. It’s
smart, endlessly surprising and hugely original. Anthony
GENRE Action/Sci-Fi
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AVAILABLE July 7
STARS Hannah JohnKamen, Aaron Ashmore,
Luke Macfarlane
KILLJOYS:
SEASON ONE
You don’t have to be a sci-fi
heartthrob to fall in deep space
GENRE Sci-Fi/Action
love with this new romp through
the cosmos, but it might help.
RATING MA15+
From the producers of Orphan
Black, Killjoys follows a group of
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bounty hunters who go where
Firefly
others don’t dare, all to please
their clients. Looming behind
this, an emerging class war
is hitting critical mass, which
beckons our crew to choose a side – whether they like it
or not. There’s many a witty quip, but it’s the immersive
quick-fire plot and unforgiving universe that are earning
Killjoys raves. We hope that this one sticks around longer
than the brilliant Firefly, as there’s something charming
about it that goes far, far beyond your expectations. Conrad
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